Month: March 2015

Miscellaneous EyeTems – March 19, 2015

Eye am attending a writers conference in New York City beginning today, so this post and Saturday’s will be brief. Eye hope to make a lot of great “contacts” during these days, and since I will be attending some classes,… Read More ›

The Human Art – Guest Post by Kaci Hill

Once upon a time, the Master and Commander of all that exists, Supreme Emperor of the Cosmos grew a person out of the ground, breathed his own life’s breath into him, named him, and gave him an identity that made… Read More ›

The Code of a Knight – Part Two

These are thoughts from my book Spit and Polish for Husbands: 2.  A knight exercises his mind in order to keep his thoughts nimble, orderly, and disciplined against wandering. Many benefits of bodily self-control parallel those of mental discipline. A… Read More ›

Omega Dragon is Here!

My copies of Omega Dragon have arrived! Book #4 in the Children of the Bard series, and the last entry into the Dragons in our Midst story world is now a reality! Read more about it at this link. As… Read More ›

Critique Group – Veiled Intentions and True Strength

Let’s get ready to untangle some words and straighten out two new submissions. Don’t forget the critiquing guidelines. All you have to do is post a comment about the submissions below. Don’t feel like you need to critique both or the… Read More ›

Florida Christian Writers Conference 2015 – I Love These Writers

My author career launched at The Florida Christian Writers Conference almost 20 years ago, and going there became an annual event. After about eight years, the director decided I was ready to become a teacher, so I began teaching classes ten… Read More ›

Alaska Events – August 1, 2015

I scheduled my first-ever book signing events in Alaska! August 1, 2015 from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm Vine and Branches Christian Bookshoppe 1120 E Huffman Rd 12 Anchorage, AK 99515 Phone: 907-345-8778 August 1, 2015 from 6:00 pm to 9:00… Read More ›

Finish that Book – Guest Post by Jessi Roberts

All published books have one crucial characteristic in common that you must master before you will be a published author. It’s not any of the usual qualities writing teachers insist upon—showing instead of telling, motivation/reaction units, or proper character arcs…. Read More ›