What a submarine sinking taught a young Navy wife about death.
A Bible Teacher’s Worshipful Memorial Service
I attended a Bible teacher’s worshipful memorial service once. For all he was a man of slight build, Don Bauman packed an enormous punch into our lives. We said farewell to him one Saturday, in a memorial service that left us rejoicing at what Don Bauman taught us. When I told his wife, Inez, how much I enjoyed the service,…
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The Joy of Starting a Novel
Starting a novel often sparks joy to the writer! Still on my euphoric high from last week’s post about finishing my novel, I wondered this morning how to mark the auspicious day. Should I have a ritual for starting to write a project? I couldn’t think of one and since I’m a writer by trade, it was just another day…
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Writing a Novel Out of Order: 5 Reasons Why It Can Help
I’ve just completed writing a novel I wrote out of order. I’m not alone in realizing you don’t have to write a story in a linear fashion. Writer J. K. Rowling famously wrote her entire Harry Potter series toward one conclusion: a chapter she wrote at the beginning of her career and kept locked in a safe deposit box. Five…
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Adrenaline High: Finishing a Novel
The adrenaline high from finishing a novel!
A Change of Scene Can Change a Scene
A change of scene often can change a scene
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