Carnival of Christian Writers #7 April 2007
It’s carnival time! So please keep your hands and feet inside at all times and buckle up for your safety. Enjoy the ride…
Literary Agent Chip MacGregor offers The Best Advice he’s received.
Mary DeMuth asks “Why do we put novels down? What makes us turn the page?” In Affrimation for the Craft she shares her personal preferences for fiction, along with affirming the importance of craft.
Editor Mick Silva asks “Can writers derive as much inspiration from a desire for mystery as much as from a desire to know?
Suspense author Brandilyn Collins has been thinking about bad guys and what makes them evil.
Meredith Efken gives great advice for Newbie Fiction Writers.
Heidie Shelton-Jenck writes about work for hire writing assignments.
Leticia wrote a post about how she have recently met with the Outreach Director of Walden Media who wants to hear from homeschoolers and Christians about what they like about their films, and what further books they would like to see on the silver screen.
Camy Tang talks about finishing revisions and the step into real Writerhood.
Author Cara Putman explains just how rewarding and fun on-site research can be.
GinaConroy explores the Top Ten reason why you didn’t enter the Genesis Contest.
Christa Allan believes if she’d write more, the dust bunnies would stay in their cages.
Rachelle Arlin Credo presents How to Write a Short Story posted at Stfiled Squeal.
Jamie Carie writes about how easy it is to get stuck in our favorite area of writing, but experimenting with different forms can be enlightening, refreshing and fun.
