Some times it might feel like it’s easier to write a page-turner if you are writing a novel. While this is largely true, writing a non-fiction or true story should have the same expectations. If you followed the class steps as outlined week after week, you should be having a draft of the introduction to […]

From your outline, you should start from chapter one and progress on to the next chapters in an orderly manner. Remember to use the outline as a general guide on the direction your book should take. However, be flexible to add, remove or re-assign the flow as you continue to get further inspiration from the […]

The first two weeks of a writing class (or any other class) are the most critical in a writer’s book writing journey. This is the time to test your commitment to your newly set goals. Like any other goal, you will be tested one too many times to quit and maybe try another time. There […]

Why are you writing? There are so many available writing classes for potential writers. The need to belong to a writing group ranges from one person to another. However, as a Christian writer, your core should not be what or to whom you are writing. The foundational principle is that you are writing as a […]

The hard part of writing a book isn’t getting published. It’s the actual writing. Books don’t just write themselves, after all. You have to invest everything you are into creating an important piece of work. Although writing is often a solitary act, the creative energy to write cannot thrive in a vacuum. Input from someone outside […]