Q and A with Carol Hamilton
Q and A with Carol Hamilton Carol Hamilton is a nationally known professional speaker and a writer with more than 100 publishing credits. A member of the National Speakers Association… Read more »
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Q and A with Michelle Medlock Adams
Q and A with Michelle Medlock Adams Michelle Medlock Adams is an award-winning journalist and best-selling author with a successful freelance writing business. A popular conference teacher, Michelle has taught… Read more »
Q and A with Lora Zill
Q and A with Lora Zill Lora Zill, a teacher at Gannon University, is a speaker and widely published writer of poetry and nonfiction. She is a quilter and a… Read more »
Q and A with Tonya Wilhelm
Q and A with Tonya Wilhelm Tonya Wilhelm is an award-winning photographer and an expert in social media. She is the owner of Wilhelm Photography. Q: Tonya, where do you… Read more »
Q and A with Hana Haatainen-Caye
Q and A with Hana Haatainen-Caye Hana Haatainen-Caye is an award-winning writer, speaker, editor, blogger, and teacher in the Greater Pittsburgh area. Q: Hana, what can you share about where… Read more »
Q and A with Lissa Halls Johnson
Q and A with Lissa Halls Johnson Lissa Halls Johnson is an author, editor, and speaker. She was formerly a book producer for Focus on the Family and has contributed… Read more »
Q and A with Jim Hart
Q and A with Jim Hart Jim is a literary agent with the Hartline Agency, as well as a singer and songwriter with a long history of involvement in youth… Read more »
Q and A with Eva Marie Everson
Q and A with Eva Marie Everson Eva Marie Everson is an award-winning author and speaker, editor at Firefly Southern Fiction, president of Word Weavers International, and the director of… Read more »
St. Davids Christian Writers’ Conference Offers Special Value
St. Davids Christian Writers’ Conference Offers Special Value By Crystal Hayduk “She can turn a dime into a dollar,” said my father, praising my mother’s ability to balance the household… Read more »
Stalled Submissions – Audrey Stallsmith
Stalled Submissions by Audrey Stallsmith My father once received a check for a poem that had been sent to a farming magazine over two years earlier. The check was tucked… Read more »