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GodSongGrace
http://godsonggrace.blogspot.com
I write about how no matter how awful life gets, God sings us through. Also about my son's meth addiction.
- Added on: May 26th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Linda S. Clare
- Listed in: Christianity Moms
- Tags: christian writer progressive novelist meth addiction writing mentor
Recent Posts
One Holiday Down, Two More to Go
For those of you who are waiting until the last minute to enter my Great Holiday Word Count Challenge, maybe that's the problem: waiting. In order to be a writer you have to be pretty good at waiting. We used to wait eons for the snail mail rejection...
Holiday Word Count Challenge
Today I'm the featured author on Susan Meissner's Edgewise Blog http://susanmeissner.blogspot.com/ . I hope you'll stop by her site and leave a comment, even if you only say, "Happy Thanksgiving."Speaking of Thanksgiving, how do you write during th...
Revising for Excellence
In last night's novel writing class, two of my most literary students were on to workshop a passage from their novels-in-progress. These two always seem to know the most about writing. I sense not a trace of the usual, "Garsh, I don't know nuttin" at...
Writer Readers, Reader Writers
I'm just as much a reader as a writer. And I'm a writer who loves to read. Which should come first? If you're like me, you know it's dangerous to start reading before you've finished your word count at the keyboard. I'm likely to tell myself I'm goin...
Book Review: What the Bayou Saw
This week, theChristian Fiction Blog Allianceis introducingWhat The Bayou SawKregel Publications (March 24, 2009)byPatti LacyABOUT THE AUTHOR:Though Patti's only been writing since 2005, she thinks her latest profession of capturing stories on paper ...
Buzzing Books
Buzz. A student from novel writing class told me last night that she cringes when she hears buzz words such as: network or platform. She'd probably blanch at buzz too. It's all well and good to philosophize about wanting to be above all that. And I a...
