Sometimes being a follower of Christ and writing for God can feel very difficult and tiresome. You want to honour Him with your gift, but you also want to become prosperous doing it. And sometimes, that balance feels impossible, especially when you’re not making money and your bills just keep piling up. But here’s the […]
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Truth and Reconciliation isn’t a slogan, it isn’t something we take lightly. The “truth” part? That’s the unvarnished acknowledgment of what happened here on Turtle Island, when they came to conquer a prosperous land. What does today mean to you? Then decided we still had too much fight in us so they settled on our
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Every character carries regret. The real question is whether your reader can see it without your character ever saying the word aloud. If regret is missing, stories tend to float along without consequence. If it’s overdone, it turns into melodrama. But when it’s written with nuance, regret becomes the heartbeat of transformation. It’s the scar
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A twitching brow, a quivering jaw, a smirk that doesn’t reach the eyes—they all convey emotion, tension, or desire in a way words sometimes can’t.
I’m so glad you’re here and ready to share your vision and book with the world. God has blessed you with an idea and you’re ready to take the next step. How do you know if you’re ready to write your first book? Maybe you felt a nudge. A calling. Something deep in the heart
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Have you ever wonder what characters in the bible actually felt and their take on events. What they saw their divine purpose as not what modern society believes. Well, this autobiography was created by yours truly, based on the creative imagination if Leah actually had her own Bible book. This is Leah’s Story. My birth
Let’s be honest for a second… What percentage of people reading this have actually been in a fight? Not a video game fight, not a movie scene, but a real one—where fists fly, kicks miss, and your ribs ache for days after. Probably not many. And that’s why most beginner fight scenes read like awkward
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If you’ve ever just stared at a blank page or screen wondering where your words ran off to. Or maybe you prayed that your story, blog, or book would actually glorify God instead of just impressing people like the rest of this world—you’re not alone. Us writers wrestle with doubt, distraction, and the constant pull
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What You’ll Find Here Part One of the “11 Dialogue Tools That Level Up Your Novel” Series If your novel’s dialogue sounds like your characters are trapped in a Zoom meeting with bad Wi-Fi, we need to talk. Because nothing — nothing — makes a reader skim faster than cardboard conversations. And nothing makes them
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Expressive dialogue can either make your story sing like an angelic choir or fall flat like a deflated balloon at a surprise party nobody wanted. And here’s the thing about expressive dialogue, they don’t teach you this in those grammar-heavy writing courses. And I would know, I double majored in English and Classics at University
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