Friday, August 25

Where All Men Have Gone Before

Friday, August 25, 2017 Laurel Garver
by guest author J. Grace Pennington I chose science-fiction as my primary genre for many reasons, but one among many was the delightful fact that it limits the need for research. Of...

Thursday, August 10

My Best Tips from the Trenches on Revision

Thursday, August 10, 2017 Laurel Garver
By guest author SM Ford First drafts are a bit like this... Your first draft is done. Now what? Here’s what works for me. I read through the entire manuscript looking for...

Thursday, August 3

Writing faith for teens

Thursday, August 03, 2017 Laurel Garver
How do you go about writing about faith in a way that isn’t off-putting to contemporary teens, but feels like it’s part of normal life? My approach begins from understanding...
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