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Tag Archives: Writing
Conversations with a Writing Coach by Susan May Warren
I heard about Susan May Warren at the 2019 American Fiction Christian Writers (ACFW) conference in San Antonio, Texas. The ACFW Colorado Springs chapter was planning a two-day workshop with Warren as the speaker. And it was to be held … Continue reading
The INFJ Writer: Cracking the Creative Genius of the World’s Rarest Type by Lauren Sapala
If you’re an INFJ, this book is a must read. If you’re an INFJ creative, especially a writer, than you need this book. And if you’re not, this book can help you better understand and support the INFJ writer in your life. Continue reading
Posted in Featured Books
Tagged INFJ, Lauren Sapala, Personality, Sensitive Intuitives, The INFJ Writer, Writing
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Diversions
I started to write about distractions that interrupt my writing. But as I reviewed those things keeping me from writing, I realized they were diversions rather than distractions. Distractions are pesky little critters that sidetrack me from what I’m working … Continue reading
Posted in Artistic Living
Tagged distractions, diversions, kayaking, life, Mists, Writing
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Featured Author: Allison Pittman
Recently, some published members of our local ACFW (American Christian Fiction Writers) chapter rented a booth at a nearby weekend arts & crafts fair to sell their books. Although I am still unpublished, I offered to come and help with the … Continue reading
Why I Write (and Why I Don’t)
Having finished my revisit with The Creative Call by Janice Elsheimer, I have now picked up Writing Creative Nonfiction edited by Carolyn Forche and Philip Gerald. It is a composite of essays of over thirty creative nonfiction writers. The first time I picked … Continue reading
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Tagged artistic, Christian, God, Writing, writing creative nonfiction
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