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Why I Don't Care What You Think of My Writing*
by Dwight Clough
*And why that should be great news for you
What I'm about to tell you will change your writing career. Most writers secretly hope their work might be good enough to be published, and maybe even to become a best seller. Most writers tentatively share excerpts with fellow writers hoping their dreams of glory will be affirmed, secretly fearing they will not.
Not me.
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The four-letter word that will transform your writing career
by Dwight Clough
What if I could give you one word that would transform your writing career?
Impossible?
Not at all. It's not only possible, but when you understand this word and its power, it will forever change how you look at your writing career. In fact, if you don't learn this word, you are treating your writing career like a trip to a Vegas casino.
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African-American females and the having "Good hair/Bad hair" controversy
by Robert Randle
The "Good hair/Bad hair" controversy is actually an ongoing dilemma and source of discomfort as well as embarrassment among African-Americans, but it is usually not played out before White America. One could attribute this debate and lifestyle in part to psychological enslavement, imperialism, or economic exploitation by the dominant culture, but that might just be a little bit too simplistic and shortsighted. What is apparent is that there is pain, confusion, self-esteem issues, denial and no easy answer for many who embrace this vain pursuit of happiness or acceptance as more than just a contemporary modern fad.
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CHOOSING A PUBLISHER & MARKETING STRATEGIES
by Ruth Baker
What a wonderful feeling it is to have completed a book! However, that is just the beginning for the author. My goal is to help you to discover what steps to take and questions to ask before actually signing a contract with a publisher.
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letters to God
by Annie Glasel
When God purified my writing with writers block, I learned that it was for my life to be spent as a letter written by God than to spend my life writing letters to God.
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Ordinary Inspiration
by Shakera Reid
Inspiration can come from anywhere. The desire to find it and make it useful helps.
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Christian Writer's Prayer
by Dennis Van Scoy
A short poem to serve as a reminder of
a Christian writer's calling for service to
the Lord.
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Love
by Caroline Banda
When you love openly, you find that you are not scared to reveal that love... and that is regardless of whether or not the other person loves you. That is the relationship God wants with us.
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World's Apart
by louis gander
EVERY DAY, God shows us our imperfection -
by giving us an imperfect world....
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The Works of LeRoy Ramirez, Destroyers of the World,l Part 2 of 2
by LeRoy Ramirez
Addressing the ecocide and pollution perpetrated by the production of a global society upon the earth from a Christian perspective.
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The Works of LeRoy Ramirez, Destroyers of the Earth, Part 1 of 2
by LeRoy Ramirez
Addressing the ravaging of nature and pollution of the earth by the global society from a Christian perspective.
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Hope Flies Over
by March Villareal
The same way the projectile round screeches far above the troops and equipments of the battlefield to hit its mark, hope flies over our present struggles and hardships, pass the dreadful events and disappointments, to make the connection to the future where peace, comfort, and joy is waiting.
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Holy Grace
by Erik Estabrook
a short burst of feelings
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Reflections of the Undeserving
by Erin Wahlstrom
The King becomes a commoner, the God of the Universe becomes a baby, and other thoughts this Christmas eve.
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Lake Cabin Toast
by Victoria Tkachuk
I know it doesn't sound like much, but for a seven-year-old it was practically a dream come true. Me? In charge of an electric device? That I can cook something in? Unsupervised?!
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A Christian Writer, or a Writing Christian
by Samuel Connelly
How do you define yourself as a writer? Are you a Christian who writes whatever you feel moved to write at the time, regardless of how it will or will not influence someone towards Christ? Or are you certain that as a Christian your writings must be clearly Spiritually encouraging?
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Stand Firm, Warriors, for the King
by Jim Hutson
We are warriors, fighting to free the lost, protect the beauty in our lives, and to stand for our King, who once died so we could be free and rose again to give us life!
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2009 Gideon Media Arts Contests - Now Accepting Applications
by Kay Mortimer
Writers, take note. The 2009 Gideon Media Arts Conference Contests are now accepting applications. Contests include Original Screenplays, Adaptations, Short Films, and Published Novelist. Don't miss your chance to win.
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You have a God-given Gift
by Tim Pickl
The key is.keep on writing. Face the FaithWriters Challenge every week after praying about it and God will lead you the story will flow. The way I see it is, you're writing to be a blessing to
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A WRITER EMERGES essay
by Richard L. Provencher
Writers have their own style of dealing with the written word. This essay provides an insight into one road which leads to unknown possibilities.
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WRITING IS FUN AND OTHER WORDS essay
by Richard L. Provencher
Each person follows a particular muse, and this short article is a little insight into how I lock into my own love of writing. Establish your own particular path, then follow it.
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A CHAPBOOK OF STORIES
by Richard L. Provencher
An assortment of short stories for a variety of ages, a family reading. These are stories to share.
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The Cross
by Natalie Newman
During the first week of a professional writing course we were given a homework exercise to write for 10 minutes about an object in our lives. I chose to use this experience to share Jesus to a group of non believers. I chose to write about the cross I wear every day.
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Something New Is Coming.
by Freda Douglas
I was chasing the almighty dollar, not doing what had ordained for me - writing.
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Fredas Foibles 3 30 08
by Freda Douglas
This article,written by Angela Hoy of www.booklocker.com, tells about a large conglomerate trying to scam consumers big time. I think this article should be passed on to as many readers and writers as you can.
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Journaling for Joy
by Delia Latham
Journals. They're about a whole lot more than helping US remember what happened on any given day.
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The Heart of a Christian Writer
by Delia Latham
Why do Christian writer's write what they write?
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BUBBLE GUM FUN
by Richard L. Provencher
Getting together at the Church Activity Center is fun. And when chewing bubble gum is one of the games, mysterious things begin to happen.
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A TALE IN THE WOODS
by Richard L. Provencher
Colin has to be brave. After all, his grandpa wants him to be brave in the woods. But, it's so hard, since his mitts are full of snow and his toes are cold.
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PERRY PARTRIDGE
by Richard L. Provencher
Perry is a partridge. And he has friends, Bushy Red and Hooty Owl. Today's adventure is a picnic.
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