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Write Right!: Delia Latham: Writing the Line
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Tuesday, February 11, 2014. Delia Latham: Writing the Line. What makes Christian romance "Christian"? Writers, please understand before you try to write an inspirational romance: Placing characters inside a church building on Sunday mornings, or having them say grace before a meal does not make a novel inspirational. I can point out the right direction. You'll have to choose the roads. 1 The sensuality meter. I was once challenged by someone who felt the words "Christian" and "romance" conflicted. You ca...
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Paula Mowery: November 2014
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Passing on a Godly legacy. Tuesday, November 18, 2014. I've been deep into the research for my latest contracted book for Prism Book Group called Love Does Not Dishonor. When I say deep into the research, I really mean it. The storyline requires that I know something about inherited diseases as well as Amish rumspringa. Now that's a mix! Consider these verses about anointing:. Now it is God who makes both us and you stand firm in Christ. He anointed us, set his seal of ownership on us, and put his Sp...
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Paula Mowery: February 2015
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Passing on a Godly legacy. Tuesday, February 24, 2015. Where are you in the Word? My hubby/pastor has always said when that certain boy comes up and shows interest in our daughter, he plans to ask, "Son, where are you in the Word? That makes me laugh and think that I'm glad I'm not the boy who has to face that daddy. But, shouldn't we be able to answer this question? Does any of the teaching stick? Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says." NIV. Those who hear and don'...
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Paula Mowery: September 2014
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Passing on a Godly legacy. Thursday, September 25, 2014. Stabs in the Dark. I'm currently in a Beth Moore study called Children of the Day which is a study of First and Second Thessalonians. In First Thessalonians three, Paul finds himself in Athens, away from the people he wanted to see. He had suffered every kind of affliction and trouble. I wonder if after being forced to leave, he felt a little lost or off track. I can relate to what Beth shares. In my calling I've had times when I've felt so con...
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Write Right!: James R. Callan: The Importance of Eccentric
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Monday, May 4, 2015. James R. Callan: The Importance of Eccentric. Write Right has moved. JAMES R. CALLAN. Take a lesson from a leprechaun. James R. Callan. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). New subscribers to my newsletter receive a FREE. Pdf copy of SHORT PATH TO ROMANCE. Six short romantic stories written by myself and Tanya Stowe. Individually. If you're a current subscriber and would like a copy of SHORT PATH, send me an e-mail (delia AT delialatham DOT net), with SHORT PATH. Writers on the Web.
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Paula Mowery: October 2014
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Passing on a Godly legacy. Monday, October 27, 2014. Have you ever experienced instruction from the Spirit? Jesus spoke to his disciples in John 14:26, "But the Counselor, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, will teach you all things and will remind you of everything I have said to you.". Does this idea of a Spirit inside of us excite anyone else? Did you catch the end of the First Corinthians verse above? People who do not contain the Spirit will not understand. It is those of us ...
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Write Right!: Robin Patchen: Ten Tips for Writing Great Dialog
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Tuesday, May 26, 2015. Robin Patchen: Ten Tips for Writing Great Dialog. I’ve heard publishing professionals say that when they want to know if a prospective fiction client can write, they flip through the manuscript for the first section of dialog to see if the author has mastered the art. Dialog is that important. So today I’m going to give you my top ten tips for turning your mediocre dialog into sparkling literary genius. Eliminate all names, nicknames, and pet names. Take this sparkling example:.
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Paula Mowery | Putting on the New
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Sign Up for Our Email List. Janet K. Brown. Putting on the New. Growing in our faith and trusting God. Put on the New, Ephesians 4:24 (NIV). And to put on the new self, created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness.". You are here: Home. Paula Mowery is a published author, acquisitions editor, and speaker. Her first two published works were. As an acquisitions editor for Prism Book Group, Paula particularly looks for romance stories with Christian values at its core. She’s especially attr...
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Paula Mowery: Do you like a good cowboy romance?
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Passing on a Godly legacy. Sunday, June 28, 2015. Do you like a good cowboy romance? When their South Carolina home burns to the ground, Anna Stewart’s only choice is to move with her younger brother to the wilds of a Texas ranch. Their prospects are beginning to look better, until the rancher’s son, Jacob O’Brien, shows up with his alarmingly blue eyes to put a kink in Anna’s well-controlled plans. You can find her on her. Marketing blog for authors. Released June 26, 2015, from Prism Book Group. Tomorr...
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Write Right!: April 2015
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Tuesday, April 21, 2015. Christine Lindsay: You Cannot Write Unless You've Suffered. In my opinion, the best novels are written by people who suffered. Maybe not a lot of anguish and woe, maybe just a pinch of misery while experiencing the loneliness of looking for a loving spouse. But, not that that’s a small issue to sneeze at. As a Christian author there has to come that balance of not sticking with the pain, but redeeming it for God’s purposes. Art Needs the Delicate Interplay Between Dark and Light.