Tag: spirituality
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On Plagiarists and “Real Writers”
Holly Lisle in her writing tips newsletter today wrote about plagiarism and being a “real writer.” I put “real writer” in quotes not for sarcastic […]
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What Do Your Favorite Stories Give You?
Christine Macdonald yesterday posted on her blog a reminiscent piece about what Sex and the City gave her. Sex and the City not only gave […]
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A Kindred Spirit on Your Writing Journey
I’ve been writing fiction—or at least trying to—for about a decade now (plus or minus a couple years, depending on how you count it). After […]
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Ever To Be an Aspiring Author
Lazette Gifford, author of Return to Redlin and other ebooks and novels, wrote a couple days ago about the most important writing rule: “You must […]
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Novelist, Heal Thyself (Why Everyone Should Write)
So, I’m putting together a newsletter. That is, a paper newsletter, to send to friends, family, fans, and readers–Sorry, I couldn’t think of a synonym […]
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Writing as a Spiritual Walk
One of the core human needs we seem to have is to make a difference in the world around us. This is what some have […]
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