I read an excellent blog article this morning that I just had to share. I am certainly guilty of what he says. Are you? The basic premise is that you begin by assuming your work will be rejected. This attitude makes it more likely you will be. Read the article by clicking the link below. […]

Humor writer Carol Wyer’s post today has great advice for Indie Writers. Carol answers the following questions: 1)    Should I have an author website? 2)    How can I format my book to upload onto Amazon or Smashwords? 3)    How do I find a good editor? For the answers, visit her blog: http://facing50withhumour.com/2014/02/19/how-to-help-a-writer/

Draft 2 of “Unfailing Love: Psalms in the Key of my Life” sent to printer. After reviewing this one, I’ll be looking for a few beta readers.

Not my best shot, but it’s time to try to get myself working again.

It’s been quite a while since I posted anything. It’s winter. My creative side slows down considerably. This afternoon, I saw this crocus in our yard. It was just the reminder I needed. Winter doesn’t last forever. I have joined a new group, “Walkerton Writers”. We are required to write 1500 words a month. I […]

This Psalm always comes to me as a camp song I learned as a teenager. Some Psalms need no help. This has been on my top 5 list for most of my life: Psalm 100 King James Version (KJV) 1 Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, all ye lands. 2 Serve the Lord with […]

Shot looking through textured glass

This post from Writer Unboxed is definitely worth reading if you are a bit stuck. I’m planning to try some of this ideas with the story I am currently trying to make improvements to. http://writerunboxed.com/2013/11/08/frog-marching-the-muse-eighteen-tips-to-get-words-on-the-page/

Okay, not really wordless. Today’s challenge: Use the multiple exposure feature of my camera to capture a cool fall image. Here’s my best one. Here’s another attempt: