Dorm Room Dreams – Tracy Cooper
By Tracy CooperAt eighteen, I became a teen mother. Although grateful to be a part-time college student, I never got to live away in a dorm. I’d always loved writing,… Read more »
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What St. Davids Christian Writers’ Conference Means To Me – Sierra Shipton
I found out about St. Davids Christian Writers’ Conference from another local writers’ conference in the area. I am a Western Pennsylvania native and have wanted to be a writer… Read more »
What St. Davids Christian Writers’ Conference Means To Me – Charlotte Snead
Time after time at each year’s conference, we hear conferees remark on how much they love St. Davids and what it means to them. This year, we’ve asked several past… Read more »
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 »
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 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 »
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 »
Whatever It Takes – Susan Boltz
Whatever It Takes by Susan Boltz For some of my friends, writing is their deepest passion and pleasure. If you stuck them on a desert island, they’d immediately find a… Read more »
Choosing An Editor – Sue A. Fairchild
Choosing An Editor by Sue A. Fairchild When a new author contacts me about editing work, I always cringe a bit inside because their first question inevitably is, “How much… Read more »