Category Archives: creating characters

PACKING UP

In just a few more days, I’ll be heading out to join some of my writing buddies for a week of brainstorming, research, book signings, and lots of hugs and laughter. My “to do” list was getting too long and … Continue reading

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MY FIRST BOOKSIGNING

With the release of my first novella, Hope’s Dwelling Place—part of the SUNDAYS IN FREDERICKSBURG collection, Lifeway Christian Store at the Mall of Georgia in Buford, GA is hosting my very first book signing. I’ve been planning special vintage touches … Continue reading

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INTERVIEW WITH LILLIAN DUNCAN

I’m delighted today to welcome American Christian Fiction Writer author Lillian Duncan to my blog. Lillian writes those kinds of stories that send chills down your spine and make you hear footsteps in the dark. Her e-book, The Christmas Stalking, … Continue reading

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INTERVIEW WITH BECKY LYLES

With 2013 in full swing, I get to do one of my favorite things: chat with other writers! I’m looking forward to many more authors visiting with me on these pages. Today, I’m delighted to welcome Becky Lyles to my … Continue reading

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INTERVIEW WITH MARGIE VAWTER

I am delighted today to welcome one of my critique partners and dear friend, Margie Vawter, to my blog. Margie and I go way back. She’s been an influence on my writing, and since she also works as a freelance … Continue reading

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INTERVIEW WITH DARLENE WELLS

I’m so excited today to introduce one of my critique partners on this blog. Darlene Wells is an up and coming writer, whose stories will stir the hearts of readers. Her characters–and the story line of the books she is … Continue reading

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RESEARCH CAN BE FUN!

Today I am happy to welcome Pamela S. Meyers to my blog. Pam is a long-time friend, and fellow ACFW author. Her book, Thyme for Love, was a delightful read, and I’m anxiously awaiting the release of the follow-up book, … Continue reading

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DIGGING DEEPER–WHAT MAKES CHARACTERS TICK?

I came home from the ACFW conference, anxious to dive back into my current project, but knew I had to take some down time to digest some of the nuggets I’d ingested during the workshops. One class on characterization really … Continue reading

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