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Tips for Writing Synopses
by Julie Jarnigan Okay, maybe I don’t love writing synopses, but I do enjoy the process of writing a synopsis more than most. I write synopses before I start the book, so this is really where the story starts coming to life. Here are some things I’ve learned about the dreaded synopsis: 1. There’s no…
More Sleeper Posts You Might Have Missed
I have a lot of half finsihed content in my draft folder, but I really want to revisit some of these old posts that you might have missed. These posts are what I call sleepers. Not for the fact that they received unexpected recognition like the definition says, but rather they are posts I feel…
Balancing Fitness and Fiction
by Angela Ruth Strong I’m an author and an aerobics instructor. Two completely different worlds. One requires you to keep your butt in chair, the other requires you to move your butt. I’m still learning to balance the two, and I’d like to offer some New Year’s encouragement for you to do the same. First…
Sleeper Posts: My All Time Favorites You Might Have Missed
These posts are what I call sleepers. Not for the fact that they received unexpected recognition like the definition says, but rather they are posts I feel speak to my writing brand “Always Real, Sometimes Raw, Definitely Redemptive,” yet for some reason, they didn’t get a lot of attention, comments, or discussion. I think the…
Author Tanya Eavenson and Unconditional: A Love Story
I’m excite to welcome Tanya Eavenson to Writer…Interrutped for a glimplse into her writing life and new release, Unconditional. Tanya Eavenson and her husband have been in the ministry for fifteen years teaching youth, adults, and counseling. Tanya enjoys spending time with her husband, and their three children. Her favorite pastime is grabbing a…
Where You Can Find Me: Weekly Guest Blogging & Giveaways
Since I’ve taken on a lot more guest blogging spots and I FORGET to mention them on my own blog, I thought I would do a weekly review on where you can read original posts & find my book giveaways. Let me know if you think this is a good idea! How do you capture…
How Does a Mother Balance a Writing Career with Homeschooling?
Home-schooling is already a full-time job, so how does a mother balance a writing career along with it? There are some specific things that we can do to adjust our teaching lifestyle so that we can also enjoy the talents and passion that the Lord instilled in us. In my last article, I spoke about…
Searching for an Agent
When I got my first publishing contract, the editor discovered my manuscript buried in the slush pile. At the time, this publisher didn’t require their writers to have an agent, so I worked without an agent over the course of three books. Now that I’m further into my writing career, I’m ready to have an…