In a ready-set-go culture, it’s hard for a writer to take a break, making getting back into groove after illness a difficult task. Today’s article dives into five ways you can get back into writing after being sick.
Category: Author’s Corner
Baylee, a Novel–Chapter Seven: Trapped
Captured by the humanos, Baylee and the herd are taken to a new place to learn their fates in the hands of the enemy.
Baylee: A Novel– Chapter Six: The Metal Birds Again
A decision made in a moment of hot anger has dire consequences.
Summer Horse Reads: 15 Horse Books To Add to Your Summer Reading List
Fifteen horse books to add to your Summer To Be Read collection. Includes both series and standalone books.
Baylee, a Novel– Chapter Five: El Creador
In chapter five, the herds converse about the oncoming drought, and the sovereignity of El Creador.
How to Balance Writing Strong Female Characters and Strong Male Characters
In this article, I discuss how woke agendas, secular ideologies, and even Dr. Doofenshmirtz contribute to a war against gender-specific rolls and how Christian writers can write strong male AND strong female characters in their novels.
Baylee, A Novel– Chapter Four: A New Herd
Baylee and Sombre adjust to life without their old herds, and subsequently find new strength and support in each other.
Baylee, A Novel– Chapter Three: The Humanos
Baylee learns more about the humanos, and tragedy strikes the herd.
Drop the Beard: 5 Ways to Create Original Mentor Characters
Are your mentor characters carbon copies of Gandalf and Dumbledore? This article will help you brainstorm five ways to write them into original, resonating mentor charactering.
Baylee, A Novel– Chapter Two: Sombre
In this second installment of my new fiction series, Baylee learns about humans and why the mustangs run all the time.