By Suzanne D. Williams I submerged myself into the life of a historical fiction family for an entire year. I wrote four of a six book series, expanding the tale of the father, the mother, their friends, and one of their children. After writing the last book, a story with a particularly difficult […]
https://graceandfaith4u.com/posts/me-and-timothy-cooper/
At the end of November I was face to face with a big question. Do I have enough faith to spend my time writing books that logic says won’t sell? As you may come face to face with this same question in your life as a writer, I thought I’d share my story […]
https://graceandfaith4u.com/posts/the-write-faith/
For writers, it’s much more difficult to write (well, at least) something he or she knows very little to nothing about than it is to write something he or she knows very well. If, say, a writer has never owned a cat, the collection of original humorous stories he writes about the funny […]
https://graceandfaith4u.com/posts/on-writing-the-angsty-teenager/
