How to Write Books Kids Can’t Put Down
Learn how to write middle grade books that reluctant readers actually want to pick up, with tips on pacing, humor, and what Gen Alpha kids crave in a story.
How to Keep Bad Medicine from Killing Your Novel’s Credibility
Discover how write accurate medical facts, including believable injuries and treatments, to create tension and make a compelling story.
Jerry B. Jenkins’ Writing Advice for New Authors
Writing advice from Jerry Jenkins for new authors as they find their voice, handle feedback, and become confident writers.
Why Every Author Should Try Writing a Mystery at Least Once
Learn the core techniques of Christian mystery writing and how you can incorporate them into your book regardless of genre.
21st Century Apologetics: Why Authors No Longer Need to be Relevant
Discover to defend your faith through writing in a culture that values feeling over fact. Learn to engage with courage, clarity, and conviction without sounding cliché.