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Writer’s Swag Bag: 5 Fab Finds for Word Lovers

Filed in Author Inspirations by Taylor Graham on May 18, 2016 • 0 Comments

For those of us who call ourselves “grammar nerds” or “grammar enthusiasts,” perhaps, what’s a better way for writers to show off their pride than with a few puns? And what better gifts for book lovers? Sure, it may go against the grain a little, but t-shirts and other merchandise that speak to your inner […]

Video: Author Ginger Sanders Talks About Disaster Ministry and Her Experience At Sandy Hook Elementary

Filed in Author Inspirations, Video by Brittnee Newman on May 11, 2016 • 3 Comments

Our country has been rocked in recent years by some catastrophic events: amongst them, the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary and the movie theater shooting in Aurora, Colorado. Author Ginger Sanders was there for both of those events as part of the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team. Her first book with Xulon Press, He Goes Before […]

Why Every Author Should Have A Blog

Filed in Marketing Your Book by Brittnee Newman on May 8, 2016 • 25 Comments

We get this question a lot: why should authors care about blogging? The answer: there are literally too many reasons to list in one article. If you are an author, blogging is your friend. In fact, you should make it your best friend. I cannot stress enough how helpful it is for building your audience […]

5 Apps & Websites That Bestselling Authors Can’t Live Without

Filed in Writing Tips by Elaine Retty on May 6, 2016 • 8 Comments

Do you need help finding that perfect word, simplifying your sentences, or discovering inspiration? There is a website or desktop app to help, and they aren’t just for those tech-savvy friends who are always glued to their e-readers.Website and app developers have built some wonderfully helpful resources for you to be a better, faster, cleaner […]

The Truth In My Tennis Shoes

Filed in Author Inspirations by Brittnee Newman on April 7, 2016 • 0 Comments

Sometimes I think running is a lot like writing. I learned this lesson after a long, hard run two years ago. I laced up dirty, embarrassingly tattered tennis shoes, and my ankles churned across the asphalt until the concrete beneath me yielded up truth and clarity. I had vowed to run away from all the things which were […]