Remember learning skills to help you find the main idea in a piece of writing? I was never good at that. What I got as the main idea was totally different from the teacher’s or her manual’s idea. Not sure … Continue reading →
If you write fiction for children, young adults, or even adults you are invited to join Write2Ignite for our first ever Virtual Master Class. On September 19, 2020, multi-published author Joyce Moyer Hostetter will help us master four big elements … Continue reading →
You’ve all heard the phrase, ‘When life hands you lemons, make lemonade.” Today’s post is about a young woman who has turned life’s challenges into writing projects. Her latest, Den: If You Don’t Want to Die, Don’t Sleep with Lions, … Continue reading →
Are your children daydreaming, staring out the window, never finishing their studies in the time allotted, just plain bored? Is it their fault or is there another way to approach learning that is more enjoyable and sustainable? I wonder what … Continue reading →
Do you write for children and/or young adults? If you do you can’t beat writers conferences for growing in your writing life. Last weekend I attended the Online Kentucky Christian Writers Conference. The workshops I attended were super helpful to … Continue reading →
My friend, Kathy Cassel, has a big heart for kids of all ages. She especially loves writing for the YA audience and her latest release is titled Freerunner.
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