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The Glass Cat – June 2022 Short Story Picture Prompt Contest Winner
The chandelier blazes like a summer sun. The clink of a hundred glasses shatters the room and a hundred different voices trample over the shards. A song weaves through the background, every so often slicing...
Fawkes: Representing God in a Vibrant Way
By Rachel Leitch If you’ve talked to me for any length of time, chances are you know that Fawkes by Nadine Brandes is one of my favorite books. In the writing community that I’m a part of, this has become such a widely known fact that if anyone posts a question...
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By Grace A. JohnsonWhenever someone mentions editing and editors, y’all know what I see?Dollar signs. Big, fat ones.Why?Because editing is expensive. Editors are expensive. Trust me, they can drain you slap dry—especially if...
How to Pants – Successfully Write a Novel Without an Outline
By Grace A. Johnson Most of y’all know that I’m a diehard pantser. I can’t help but wing my stories, jumping headfirst into the first chapter without properly planning each chapter, each scene, each paragraph. A lot of us see pantsing as something only hobby writers...
3 Lessons I Learned as a Young Writer
By Grace A. Johnson Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Grace A. Johnson, and I’m a homeschooled junior who first started writing misspelled words in a big notebook with a dull pencil at the age of nine. My first written story was a “mystery” concerning a girl’s...