Episodes
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Writing Conflict: How to Keep Your Protagonist on Their Toes
Without conflict, you don’t have a story. Find out how to add and layer the six classic conflicts to keep your readers reading.
The Platform Predicament: How to Connect With Readers Off Social Media
Learn how to navigate the author platform predicament and what you can do to help change the status quo in the publishing industry.
Mistakes to Avoid at Your First Writers Conference
Discover 11 mistakes authors often make at a writers conference and learn how to avoid those mistakes and what to do instead.
The Key Ingredient for Timeless Christian Storytelling: Morality
Learn how to keep your book from being boring and unbelievable and discover why a clear moral system is critical in writing a timeless story.
How to Prepare for Success As a New Author With Laura Richmond
God often calls authors into periods of waiting. Learn how to improve your writing and your chances of success by making the most of the wait.
From Podcast to Bestselling Book: How to Use Audio to Refine Your Book’s Message
If you don’t test your book ideas, you may write a book no one wants to buy. Learn how a podcast can help you test your ideas so you can write a commercially viable book.
A Christian Author’s Guide to Health Insurance
Professional authors often struggle to find health insurance coverage, but healthcare for Christian authors is readily available.
From Page to Stage: How To Adapt Your Writing Into a Captivating Speech With Kirsten Holmberg
Public speaking is historically one of the best ways to sell books. Find out how you can turn your book into an engaging and memorable talk.
Beyond First Drafts: How to Master the Art of Revision With Angela Hunt
Award-winning author Angela Hunt shares her reproducible revision process that has helped her write, revise, and publish more than 150 books.
Finding Peace in the Plot: How to Trust God in Your Writing Journey With Liz Curtis Higgs
Liz shares how she became a writer, what she learned from her victories and failures, and how new authors can learn from them as well.