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A Certain Mercy by Linda Dindzans
I’m excited to have my writing friend, Linda Dindzans, back on my blog to tell us all about her newest novel - A Certain Mercy, book 2 in the A Certain Future series.…
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Looking ahead to the new year
There’s something magical about the start of a new year. As a pantser, this year feels like a story that's about to unfold. I don't make resolutions. But I knew last year that…
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Meet author Dawn Ford
Dawn Ford is a fellow Scrivenings Press author who writes amazing middle-grade and young adult fairytale fantasies! I'm not much of a fantasy reader, but her Band of Unlikely Heroes series caught me…
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Writing a Holiday Story: Creating Fiction That Captures the Spirit of the Season
Writing holiday-themed stories that feel fresh, engaging, and emotionally true can be a challenge. How do you create a holiday story that reflects the magic of the season without falling into the trap…
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Mistletoe and Malice by Lori DeJong
Mistletoe and Malice, what a great title! I'm excited to have my writing buddy, Lori DeJong, back on my blog to tell us all about her newest novel. Let's dive right in (I…
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Meet author Maryruth Dilling
Maryruth Dilling is a new author to me! Let's jump right in and get to know more about her, her books, & what she recommends for new writers.
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No Egrets – Finishing up a Series
When I pitched the Empty Nesters Cozy Mystery series, I had the titles for the 2nd & 3rd books. Book #3 - No Egrets. What a great title!
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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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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.…
