1. As writers, we
think in terms of words. However, did you ever think about white space? This is
the canvas upon which your words sit. White space gives readers an opportunity
to catch their breath and to focus on the story. Ellen Buikema posts at Writers
in the Storm and gives tips on how to keep your readers from experiencing
sensory overload.
2. Writers, are you
frustrated because the book of your heart has been rejected a gazillion times?
Shannon Taylor Vannatter, at Seriously
Write, shares a story about how to move forward.
3. While the media
would have us believe that we're just keeping out innocent women and children,
the truth is many dangerous criminals are trying or have succeeded in entering
our borders. WND
reports on the statistics of those arrested by ICE.
4. Edie Melson, from The
Write Conversation, posts on "Let Go of the Steering Wheel."
Having made several drastic moves at the Lord's leading, this resonated with
me.
Writers: How many
books have you written? If you're published, how many did you write prior to being
published? Please share your experience.
Readers: Edie
Melson's devotional hit home for me. Have you ever experienced following the
Lord's leading into the great unknown? Please share.
Photo Credit: Jenny Rollo
Photo Credit: Jenny Rollo
Hi Susan, now that you are asking... I just published my 8th book in the Ten Commandments series. it is called: True Worshipers. The e-book is on Amazon and the paperback will be for distribution in Europe. I have been self-publishing for years, it is simply too difficult to get accepted by traditional publishers. It is a lot of work, but worth it.
ReplyDeleteI hope you are doing fine!