Making Diamonds
Today I am having an extremely bad, horrible day. I just spent an hour writing a blog to post here, saved it, copied it and when I pasted it into … Continue reading
IDEAS. Where do I find them?
I hope you have been asked “Where do you get your ideas?” Often I have after someone reads one of my quirky stories, humorous plays, or thoughtful devotions. Let me … Continue reading
Can You Take It….rejection
What is the hardest part of writing? There are several possibilities. Sitting in chair to write Working alone Editing your work Writing the query letter Researching the markets … Continue reading
Use the Language of Your Audience
Written by Rebecca Willman Gernon I met a well-educated woman of color a few days ago. The only reason I mention she is a woman of color is because it … Continue reading
A Message from the Angels by Rebecca Willman Gernon
Originally posted on PAROUSIA Magazine:
“What am I supposed to do? Where am I supposed to move? Tell me. Give me a sign.” I’d lost track of the number…
ONE: The Magic Number
One is the loneliest number per the old Three Dog Night song, but I think ONE is the answer. This revelation came to me while pulling weeds in my garden, … Continue reading
Submission Logs Offer Encouragement
Thoughts by Rebecca Willman Gernon I strongly believe every writer should maintain a Submission Log which lists item submitted, to whom, date sent, response, and comments. A Submission Log can … Continue reading
Finding a Christian Publisher
Never Miss a Chance to Determine Who Publishes Books Like Yours Today while waiting for what seemed a lifetime for my husband’s prescription to be filled, my husband and I … Continue reading
Writing: Fiction vs Nonfiction
Oops for the previous post. Posted before proofread. If you are a novice writer or are in a writing slump, try writing nonfiction. It can be easier and there are … Continue reading
Should I Self Publish…the facts
Posted in: Publishing by Jerry Jenkins NY Times Best Selling Author (Article shortened a bit by Rebecca Willman Gernon) 1. Why pay to be printed when you could get paid … Continue reading
