Especially for Writers
32 minutes ago
Friday, January 27, 2012
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Link To Us
Search This Blog
Followers
Subscribe To
Posts
Comments
Subscribe Via Email
Topics
- Book Review (147)
- Book Reviews (51)
- Genre Talk (25)
- Guest Post (68)
- Interviews (39)
- Lessons from the Pros (108)
- Marketing (82)
- Publicity (24)
- Resource Roundup (30)
- The Writing Life (101)
- Writing Tips (203)
Blogs We Like
-
-
-
-
-
Finding Your Romantic Story Arc1 hour ago
-
-
Joy and Grief6 months ago
-
Helpful Links for Writing, Publishing, and Promoting
- Advanced Fiction Writing
- Ask Oxford
- Author Tech Tips
- Book Marketing Buzz
- Conjugate English Verbs
- Editorial Freelance Association - resources, contracts
- Grammar Bytes
- James L Rubart consulting
- Men with Pens (secular site)
- Net Galley
- Pain in the English
- ProBlogger
- Quick and Dirty Grammar Tips
- That Action Guy Screen writing articles
- The Character Therapist
- Time and Date (dot com)
- Writer's Digest e-zine
Get Connected
- American Christian Fiction Writers
- Authors Guild of America
- ChristianWriters
- Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America
- Society of Childrens Book Writers & Illustrators
- Women Writing the West
- Women's Fiction Writers Association
- Writers Relief list of associations
- Yahoo Groups for Christian Writers
- Yahoo Writing Groups (Mainstream - all Genres)
Who We Are
Deborah Dee Harper
.jpg)
Deborah Dee Harper writes from Murfreesboro, Tennessee, by way of Michigan, Kentucky, Alaska, Mississippi, and Alaska (again). Deb is a graduate of the Jerry B. Jenkins Christian Writers Guild classes and writes Christian humorous and inspirational books for both children and adults. Her children’s adventure series, Laramie on the Lam, available in both e-book and print, is being re-published as six individual print books. Her Road’s End series (Misstep, Faux Pas, and Misjudge) for adults is also contracted and should be published soon. She is currently nearing completion on the first book of another series. She is represented by Hartline Literary Agency.
Lisa Lickel is an award-winning multi-published inspirational novelist, blogger, reviewer, and writing mentor. A freelance editor, Lisa loves all things historical. Her work has appeared in Writer's Digest and Christian Fiction Online.
Liberty Speidel
Liberty Speidel has been a voracious reader since reading her first Nancy Drew book. But she was telling stories long before then with her figurines from Disney's Rescue Rangers. When she's not writing, you may find her gardening, baking, crocheting, or hiking. A lifelong Kansan, she now resides in the Kansas City metro area with her husband, children, and chocolate Labrador, where she could rival Captain Jean Luc Picard in consumption of Earl Grey tea. She is the author of Emergence, Retaliation, and Capitulation, novellas and novels in her series featuring superhuman and police detective Darby Shaw.
Liberty Speidel has been a voracious reader since reading her first Nancy Drew book. But she was telling stories long before then with her figurines from Disney's Rescue Rangers. When she's not writing, you may find her gardening, baking, crocheting, or hiking. A lifelong Kansan, she now resides in the Kansas City metro area with her husband, children, and chocolate Labrador, where she could rival Captain Jean Luc Picard in consumption of Earl Grey tea. She is the author of Emergence, Retaliation, and Capitulation, novellas and novels in her series featuring superhuman and police detective Darby Shaw.
Editor/Author Linda Yezak lives with her husband in a forest in east Texas, where tall tales abound and exaggeration is an art form. She is a speaker/lecturer for various writers' groups and conferences. Her fiction books include Give the Lady a Ride, The Final Ride, and The Cat Lady's Secret. Her nonfiction books include Writing in Obedience, co-written with retired Hartline Literary agent Terry Burns. "Slider," her historical short-story, won Honorable Mention in The Saturday Evening Post's Great American Fiction contest and is published in their 2016 Anthology.
Disclaimer
Love these! The face on that first cat is just too cute.
ReplyDeleteI can see my cat, Mr Bumpy, being just as disgusted with "To Kill a Mockingbird."
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteToo Much!
ReplyDeleteMy cats don't need a "how-to" for bird killing. Closest sweet Cuddlebug ever got to becoming bass bait was when she snagged a hummingbird. Mama was *not* happy.
ReplyDelete