1. Donna
L. H. Smith gives some great tips for non-plotters (or pantsers). If you
keep these basic story elements in mind, you can write a novel that will
capture the interest of readers.
2. After blogging for
over 10 years, it's sometimes hard to come up with new ideas. Katy Kauffman
posts at The
Write Conversation about 30 Ideas for a Blog Series.
3. I'm fascinated by
archaeological finds that support the Biblical record. Breaking
Israel News reports on an inscription with the full name of Jerusalem
4. Sometimes we take
this gift of the written word for granted, whether we're writers or readers.
Audrey Frank posts at The
Write Conversation. My heart melted reading this encouraging devotion. I
hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
5. Wow, Christmas is
right around the corner. Are you ready? I'm getting there. Tomorrow, my friend
and I plan to bake cookies. Here's a video recipe for gluten-free, dairy-free
peanut butter cookies from Allrecipes.
Writers: I think
Donna L. H. Smith's tips for non-plotters are excellent even if you are a
plotter. She goes over basic story elements that are valuable for every writer.
Which tip was your favorite and why?
Readers: Do you have
a favorite cookie recipe that you make every year? Please share. (We'd be
grateful for a link if it's available on the internet.)
Photo Credit: Michael Faes
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