Encouragement for Christians who write fiction for children and teens

Good News to Share!

Reaching the new generation with the love of Jesus can be tricky in this political climate, but stories are a brilliant way to spread the word in a non-threatening and respectful way…

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Should You Start Your Story with Problems? (Video)

The start of your story is essential, to pull your readers in and make sure they keep on reading! Here are a few dos and don’ts…

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Getting Pace Right (Video)

Some tips on getting the pace right in your story:

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Who Are You Writing For?

Who are your writing for? This is an absolutely essential and basic question… if you don’t get this right, you might be writing in vain. Watch the video to find out why…

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Freewriting

Freewriting – what is is, and why should you practice it? Watch this video until the end for five fun writing prompts for you to try!

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Should You Ask Your Family to Look at Your Manuscript?

Should you ask your family to look at your manuscript for you? Check out this video…

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How To Grab Your Readers’ Attention From the Start (Video)

The beginning of your story is essential – if you don’t grip your readers from the start, they may not go on to read the rest of the book! Here are some tips/ideas how to grab your readers’ attention right

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How to You Get Your Message Across? (Video)

If we are writing for a reason, we have something we want to say to our readers. But there’s a good way and a bad way to do it…

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When Should You Start Posting on Social Media?

Should you start posting about your writing on social media as soon as you start writing…

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Creative Writing Fun and Games!

A fun game we played at Christmas might appeal to your readers. Each player writes on 2 slips of paper a first line and an unconnected last line of a story which are then distributed, one of each, to all players. Armed with these…

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