How do your readers spend their time? What do they love and hate? What makes them happy and what makes them sad? What are their aspirations for the future – their dreams and goals? What do they…
Hello and welcome to the Write for a Reason blog! Today I want to take a look at sending book proposals to publishers. This is a topic I have covered before, but it’s something I’ve been asked about recently by a Write for a Reason student who has now finished her novel…
Yesterday I put up a quick thought on our facebook page and although very simple, it seemed to resonate with people, so I thought I would share it with you:
Don’t forget to save . . .
Just a quick writing tip today: take some time aside from all the busy-ness of life to write a list of everything you are grateful for. Reflect on the Lord’s goodness towards you, and give him thanks for all the
Do you apologise for writing? My guess is that around half of you are happy to write and tell everyone you do, with no thought of apologising for this noble activity, and the other half can’t help adding a note
Reading your work aloud is a really good idea, not just when you have finished your story, but along the way. Here are seven great reasons for reading your work aloud: it helps you pick up where the flow of