Anytime we sit down with writers—those just starting out or those trying to grow—we go back to the same three fundamentals: 1. Read your genre. Read what you want to write. Take note of the tone, structure, and pacing of your genre, whether books, blogs, or articles. 2. Learn the rules. Every genre has rules….
Discussion includes the hosts sharing their experiences and insights on how to make the first chapter captivating and foundational for the rest of the story.
“You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream.” – C. S. Lewis
As I focus on this time of year and all the craziness that goes with it, I returned to a blog I postedthree years ago about the meaning of Christmas. I revisit and update my thoughts on thiswonderful time of year. Christmas can be a season when many ponder the questions:“What’s it all about?”“Why do…
There is so much wise counsel in the book of Proverbs. Like many believers, I spend time in thisbook almost every day. Sometimes a single verse or a few verses grab my attention. Other times,I’ll read an entire chapter. Often, what I read will speak to a specific area in my life. Thefollowing are some…
In this episode, we explore a pivotal shift in approaching editors, coaches, and critiquers for writing feedback. Instead of asking, ‘What do you think?’ transform your question to ‘How can I make this better?’ This subtle change encourag
Explore the process of finding your unique voice as an author. Discover what it means to develop your writing style, why authenticity matters, and how it helps build trust with your audience. Chris and Gena share their favorite authors and how their distinct styles have influenced their own writing. Learn practical tips on experimenting with different techniques and the importance of reading often to refine your voice. Tune in to unlock the key steps to discovering and embracing your authentic writing style. Don’t forget to share this episode with fellow writers!
Discussion about the importance of not overlooking the ‘small stuff’ in writing. They explore how these minor tasks, from honing one’s craft to understanding publishing strategies and building an author brand, contribute significantly towards achieving long-term writing success. Christopher shares his recent experience of bouncing back from illness, emphasizing self-care. The hosts also delve into strategies for dialogue writing, understanding genres, managing copyright, and forming valuable writer connections. Additionally, they highlight the benefits of joining their Writing Momentum membership for ongoing support and community.
In this episode, we delve into the importance of understanding your book’s genre. Discover how identifying your genre can help you write more effectively and market your book successfully. Learn about the different genres for both fiction and non-fiction, and explore how sub-genres can add unique flavors to your writing
There is so much wise counsel in the book of Proverbs. Like many believers, I spend time in this book almost every day. Sometimes a single verse or a few verses grab my attention. Other times, I’ll read an entire chapter. Often, what I read will speak to a specific area in my life. The…