Writing Tips: Book reviews are a topic I’ve always wondered about and this article offers a great perspective. It comes from A Writer’s Path, one
Tag: Heart Seasons
Heart Seasons: A Journey of Miracles
I’d like to share this recently updated and republished version of my novel Heart Seasons: A Journey of Miracles, Second Edition, which includes the latest
Is “Earthing” or “Grounding” a Real Thing?
In the search for more information to improve my health, I’ve encountered a topic that’s gaining in popularity called “Earthing” or “Grounding.” Earthing is described
10 Commandments of Writing
It’s a blessing to be getting back to something resembling a normal life after the bizarreness of the last nine months. I’m in cancer remission
What to Do After the First Draft
By Katie McCoach A Writer’s Path. Your fingers hurt. Your eyes burn. You haven’t had anything to drink except coffee for the past few days,
Abundance
Hubby and I are trying to be patient as our life is in limbo while we’re unexpectedly waiting for the next steps on our path,
Why the First Sentence Often Needs to Be Simple
By Jordan Jolley for A Writer’s Path. The first sentence of any story is important. It is what makes the reader want to read more. It
A New Year, A New Season and A New Home!
The new year has begun with an amazing series of events. In the span of two weeks Hubby and I found the perfect home for
Writing Personal Experience
By AR Huelsenbeck. Don’t you just love to lose yourself in a true story, whether it features romance, mystery, or humor? Reading how other people live
Using Short Stories to Plot a Rough Draft
By Steven Capps From A Writers Path. Let’s discuss plotting. Not the evil, “let’s take over the world” kind, though I guess that does fit. I’m talking
5 Overused Words in Fiction
By Kelsie Engen From A Writer’s Path. I’m deep in the throes of editing my current WIP right now, Broken Time, which is why my poor blog
Counting My Blessings and Giving Thanks Today!
Counting blessing can be like counting apples on a tree. If you are aware and notice them, they are bountiful and there’s plenty to be
20 Tools Every Writer Needs
By AR Huelsenbeck. Are you ready to get serious about your writing? Set yourself up for success by stocking up on the things you’ll need: A
Dreaming of a Cool Ocean Breeze in My Hometown
I just love this photo from my hometown! My little brother sent it to me a couple of days ago and it reminded me of
