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If you’re going to write a parenting book, you need to remember how human life is made up of phases. So very many of them and in so many...

Full disclosure for anyone who wants to write a parenting book. I myself am not a parent. While I’ve changed my fair share of dirty diapers

As a creative writer, a nonfiction writer, a business writer, a blogger or any other kind of writer, we have two jobs: To acknowledge that

“Children are a blessing,” they say. “Children are our future.” And what they say is right on both counts. But they could also easily add

As of today, Monday, October 29, it’s officially National Novel Writing Month week. Maybe not National Novel Writing Month day quite yet, bu

This week, we’re talking about the whats and how-tos of writing a Bible study book. So it only makes sense to open our Bibles for guidance a

Who has time to read a Bible study book? That’s the question you have to ask yourself if you're writing a Bible study book. You have to

Are you a genuine writer? As in a writer who genuinely represents themselves in whatever fiction, nonfiction, blogging or business writing y

What is the point of being a Christian? That’s not a trick question or a sarcastic one. It’s genuine and important and worth repeating. So

If you’re going to do National Novel Writing Month – aka NaNoWriMo – you probably want to have a writing plan in place to keep you on track.

So you’re writing a Christian nonfiction book. Good for you! Plus, you’ve not only read over Innovative Editing’s Writing Challenge from Th

What makes someone an actual expert on a subject? The easy and accurate answer is education. Contrary to what academia wants you to think,

We’re now onto Part 3 of Your Genuine Writer Review series, an analysis of how true you’re being to your writing self. This isn’t an attemp

If you’re writing Christian nonfiction, you have nothing to fear on this site or from this service. You may or may not remember back in the

Last week, we discussed five reasons why you might want to do NaNoWriMo, or National Novel Writing Month, 2018. Here’s the quick rundown:

Today’s self-help book Writing Rule is going to sound a whole lot like Thursday’s self-help Writing Challenge. For memory’s sake, here’s the

I want to begin this blog entry by saying that nobody ever needs hand-holding while reading a how-to crafting book. Except that, all of a s

Back two Wednesdays ago, in “Your Genuine Writer Review – Part 1,” I mentioned Evan Carmichael’s Your One Word. It’s a business book about c

Life is filled with questions, some of them gut-wrenching, time-consuming and all-around difficult. There’s the standard “Who am I?” and “W

I’m the first person to bash National Novel Writing Month. November is a stupid time of year to waste a stupid amount of time stressing out