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Meet author, editor, & social media content creator, Shaen Layle
Shaen Layle is a cozy mystery author, an editor, and a social media content creator at Spark Social Media.
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Meet author Sofia Simpson
I've known Sofia Simpson for a couple of years now. We met through our Word Weavers critique group, which is online, but we also got to meet in person at the Florida Christian…
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Monthly themed reading list: Clean Women’s Fiction
Sometimes you want a good story—one that digs into family, friendship, and personal growth—without worrying about graphic content or language. That’s where clean women’s fiction shines. These books focus on heartfelt journeys, authentic…
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Meet author David Johnson
I "met" David Johnson through a writing group on Facebook. I'm excited to have him on my blog today and learn more about him and his writing!
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How to Serve Others as a Writer
At my first writing conference, I prayed about how to serve others with my writing. Writing isn’t just about publishing books—it can also be a beautiful way to serve others. Words have power.…
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Back-to-School Mystery Writing Prompts
I’ve pulled together some fun back to school writing prompts to spark your imagination, whether you’re dreaming up a charming whodunit, a lighthearted suspense, or a mystery with plenty of autumn atmosphere. Grab…
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Meet author Luke Seibert
I met Luke Seibert through our Word Weavers critique group. We meet every month online, share portions of what we've written, and then use the "sandwich method" to critique. Luke's critiques are always…
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Monthly Themed Reading List: Clean Historical Fiction Book Recommendations
Historical fiction gives us a chance to glimpse the past, to imagine what life was like for people who walked before us, and to see echoes of our own struggles and joys in…
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Meet author Teresa Wells
Author Teresa Wells is a fellow Scrivenings Press writer! I'm thrilled to have her on the blog today, sharing her new release, What Brings Us Joy, which came out in July!
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Bookish Things That Every Reader Will Love
Being a book lover isn’t just about reading. It’s a lifestyle. Enter bookish things — those delightful, literary-themed items that let you wear your reader’s heart on your sleeve (sometimes literally).
