Travel and reading are the two main ways that you can build a well of experience to incorporate in your writing. Travel is expensive, and thus reading usually becomes the number one recommended ... Read More about The Benefits of Travel for Writing
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Five Lessons Learned From My First Year of Full-Time Writing
Last January, I looked behind at four years of university and held in my hand my finished BSc degree. Looking ahead, I was unsure of what the year would hold but knew I would be writing, somehow. ... Read More about Five Lessons Learned From My First Year of Full-Time Writing
Book Review of The Pendragon Cycle by Steven Lawhead
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Debt Free University to Ministry Part Nine: Raising support for volunteer missions
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Holiday Traditions: A Writer’s Treasure
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