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Carnival of Christian Writers #6 March 2007

It’s carnival time! This month’s carnival is sure to entertain and inform. So please keep your hands and feet inside at all times and buckle up for your safety. Enjoy the ride… Editor Mick Silva shares Conference Do’s and Don’ts at Your Writers Group. Novelist and professional organizer Cyndy Salzmann at The Packrat Chronicles shares…

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Anthology Project Finished

I turned in my chapter one to my mystery anthology partners and now it’s out of my hands! I really loved working on this project with these ladies. It was an answer to a long awaited prayer and a part of me is sad to see this part of it ending. The next thing to…

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You’re Not Alone

Scenario #1: You’re reading a faith-based book with the words God and faith in the title. When you put the book down, you’re careful to lay it face down so the title’s not obvious. Or better yet, you stuff it in the drawer you know your spouse never goes into. Scenario #2: Your Bible, it…

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My review of Blessed are the Uncool by Paul Grant

I read this book in small segments. It’s a lot of meat to digest. The subtitle of Blessed are the Uncool is “Living Authentically in a World of Show.” It describes the gist of the book very well. No one likes fake people; yet, we as Christians all struggle with being authentic. We’ve grown up…

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Scrapbooking Goals Accomplished

Thanks to my wonderful hubby who took the day off to be with the kids, I completed my scrapbooking goals (though I do have some journaling to do.) I arrived at the crop at about 11:30 am and finished up at midnight. I thought I’d have to return on Saturday to finish up, but I…

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Accelerating Your Writing Career

The 6 Cs of Professional Writing 1. Colorful – Making sure your writing is colorful does not mean filling your story with flowery description and boring description. It means making sure every aspect of your writing contains sensory perception. Try using all of the senses in every scene. Blend this tool with the natural flow…

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Guilty as Charged at Generation NeXt Today

Don’t miss Guilty as Charged! If just might make you feel better about your own parenting skills!

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A Valley of Betrayal by Tricia Goyer

When Tricia Goyer writes, history come alive. I know I’m always in for an exciting adventure with dynamic characters when Tricia’s historical hit the book shelves. Valley of Betrayal, set during the Spanish Civil War is her latest novel and I’ve already started on this journey and can’t wait to fully emerge myself in the…

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Book Making Addicts

My kids love to make books. In fact, I don’t even try to conserve paper anymore. What’s 500 sheets a month compared to cultivating a love of creative writing, right? (relax, 500 is a slight exaggeration!) Since they were little, my girls have been putting picture books together–letting me write the captions till they were…

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Prayer Requests

So many people I know right now are battling breast cancer or some strange sickness, I don’t know if I could possibly list them all. But some of the most urgent ones are following: Margaret’s mother Susan Her blood pressure is high, her blood sugar is high and so is her heart rate. If she…

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