Writing Year 5 of 10: Be Grateful for Criticism. Really!
May 9, 2020
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It’s a dazzlingly beautiful day here on Brady Street, at least from inside. I made a post office run and the wind is chilly. But
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Writing Year 4 of 10 – Find the Right Voice And Expect Others to Disagree
May 7, 2020
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This blog, this podcast and the book they represents, are not just about a house-eating wildfire in Texas. They champion a deep faith in God
Writing Year 3 of 10: Writing Might Be Harder Than It Looks, Especially if You Confuse Your Audience
May 5, 2020
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The people we met in each town amazed us so thoroughly. I found it difficult to cut any of the towns from the manuscript.
Year 2 of 10 – Record the Moments that Matter, Now
May 4, 2020
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What matters in life? Not statistics or applause, but faithfulness wherever God calls us.
Lesson 1: How Faithfulness in A Small Assignment Mattered in 2010
May 2, 2020
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If anyone influenced my brothers and sisters and I in our love for writing, it was Mom. In fact, she had been laboring over a family history book at the time of her diagnosis of recurrent cancer. I too, hoped to publish a book some day. But, with Mom’s diagnosis, “some day” would likely be after mom had left us.
Donating Plasma and Words: What To Do When the Ceiling Spins, and Other Reflections From Ten Years As An Author
May 1, 2020
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The other week, our friend Louisa here from church in Elkhart told us that she has been donating plasma. The plasma center was offering a