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Sharon Srock to Speak in Newton, Kansas

I am very pleased to welcome Oklahoma author Sharon Srock to Newton for our April Book Blast. Sharon writes in an inspirational style. Reading her women’s fiction is almost as good as sitting down with her and enjoying a cup of tea or hot chocolate as she tells the stories …

Today on Christian Writers of South Africa

I’m delighted to be guest blogging for Christian Writers of South Africa today. The topic of discussion? How Can You Make Your Characters TALK? You can visit Christian Writers of South Africa here and you can read my article here. Stop by and say hello!

Free Word Count Worksheet Template

On January 2, I talked about 5 Reasons to Keep Track of Word Count. The reasons included increased productivity, better use of writing time, and motivation. If you missed the article or would like a refresher, click here to read it. In that article, I also talked briefly about the …

Now on EmptyEasels.com

I am thrilled to announce that the first article in a series of articles on colored pencil painting went live at EmptyEasels.com. EmptyEasel.com is an online magazine for artists. The goal of the publication “is to publish helpful information for both new and professional artists—without any of the vague or …

A New Look

The signs are everywhere. Motorcyclists in growing profusion. Boats coming out of storage. Robins and Lady Bugs. Crocus, Grape Hyacinths, Magic Lilies. Rose bushes leafing out. The second severe thunder storm and first tornado watch of the season. I’ve even put peas into the ground and have tomatoes planted in …

Book Blast at FCC

The best thing about doing things for the first time is that you never have to do that thing for the first time again. There will always be past experience to fall back on. I did one of those things the evening of Sunday, October 30. That was the evening …

Gateways into the Unknown

This weekend marks the official beginning of something new for me. A public appearance as a writer. I’ve been making ‘public appearances’ as an artist for years, turning up at horse shows, art shows, craft shows, and other events to promote my artwork. I’ve even done a couple of readings …

An Uncommon Crusade

Author Caron Guillo takes readers back to the thirteenth century as she chronicles the personal journeys of three young people from their native lands to the Holy Lands. Whether you like epic stories or novels in historic settings, this book will take hold of your imagination.