1. Margie Lawson
posts at Writers
in the Storm on subtext in your writing. Now, don't run for the hills,
writers and readers. There's a fun quiz to see how much you know about
non-verbal communication.
2. Both non-fiction
and fiction writers often get speaking gigs. Cathy Lamb, at Writers
in the Storm, teaches us about "Being a Cool Cat While Making
Presentations." I loved her ideas and think you will find them valuable as
well.
3. Faithwire
shares the story of a young girl who lost everything in the California
fire. She held a toy drive for needy kids. Don't miss this heartwarming story.
4. Christian
Headlines shares an Instagram post by Joanna Gaines. It's a reminder from her
daughter to have childlike faith.
5. I found this post
before Thanksgiving, but thought, "Hey, these questions would work well
for Christmas dinners. Chad
Allen gives 5 questions that are fun conversation starters.
Writers: Are you also a speaker? If so, how do you keep an
audience's attention?
Readers: Can you
think of some dinner conversation starters that won't start a war? Please
share.
2 comments:
I do speak in churches and at conferences... I challenge the audience, I make some jokes (keeps everyone awake) and I am super serious at the same time. God helps me :)
Hi Marja - It sounds like the beginnings of a book on the subject. :)
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