First, I have to share these three Simmer Starter links that directly correlate to the series on love that I have going right now. If you don’t check out any of the other links, read these! The Three Sieves (Tim Challies) – Amen and amen! This is on my mind too, all the time. I love the […]
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Simmer Starters – Mar. 6, 2015
Posted in Christian Living, Creativity and the Arts, Motherhood, Simmer Starters, Writing, tagged art, Bible, books, character, creativity, godliness, jesus, love, writing on March 6, 2015 | Leave a Comment »
7 Ways Your Characters Might Be Weak (And 11 Ways to Fix Them!)
Posted in My Books, Myers-Briggs Typology, Writing, tagged books, characters, development, fiction, myers-briggs, reading, teen, TV, writers, writing on January 12, 2015 | 11 Comments »
I’ve been working on my science-fiction trilogy for almost ten years now. (Whew, it seems like an eternity!) I started writing it at fourteen years old, and often dreamed of being like Christopher Paolini and becoming a famous published teenager. Now, looking back, I am so, SO glad I didn’t get published back then! My story, my […]
Three Great Story Crafting Tips
Posted in Writing, tagged character, fiction, plot, plot arcs, plot structure, story, writing on June 5, 2014 | 6 Comments »
The funny thing about writing fiction is that the more you know about making your stories good, the harder it gets to write them! Here are some of the best writing tips I have learned and implemented recently, along with the great resources where I found them. These have really revitalized my writing habits and […]