Category: Columnists’ Corner

The intimacy of a quiet, snowy morning

by Allison Marie Conway Art & Soul She Slips Away You forget the quiet in things. The sweet silence of

by Tiffany S. Doran Sometimes, you step away from it all and realize what you lost sight of. I haven’t

As a writer, do you ever feel like an impostor? Like you’re pretending to be someone you’re not? Here’s how

by Cynthia A. Jensen It’s that time again: a new year rolling forward, a new decade full of hopes and

by Shirley Holder Platt As writers, we must be constantly learning about our craft. Total beginners and seasoned authors can

Human by Cynthia A. Jensen Once upon a time there was a family of deer who lived in the forest,

A new year fast approaches. What will you accomplish in your writing? by Shirley Holder Platt Whether you are considering

by Jennifer Silva Redmond I keep hearing that “everyone” says the omniscient narrative is still frowned upon by most publishers.

After a series of false starts, this writer thought she knew what she had to do to get started on

by Shirley Holder Platt Holiday stories make for some of the best—and bestselling—books. Their authors have tapped into a gold