Tuesday we kicked off the Author’s Open House with Rachel McMillan sharing about being a “real writer.” I don’t know about you, but I really loved what she had to say–great encouragement. Today we continue the month of Christian authors stopping by to share some thoughts on writing, reading, books, and more with Meghan Gorecki. (See the full line-up here.)Continue reading “Authors’ Open House: Meghan Gorecki”
Today kicks off my Author’s Open House, a whole month of Christian authors stopping by to share some thoughts on writing, reading, books, and so much more. See the full line-up here.Continue reading “Authors’ Open House: Rachel McMillan”
If you follow me on Twitter, maybe you saw my tweet yesterday:
#MyOlympicSportWouldBe making procrastination look easy.
It’s so true! My favorite way to procrastinate is reading. Not exactly a reprimand-worthy activity, I know. However, when I should be adding words to my own books, it feels like a solid avoidance technique. Oh, but what a fun way to procrastinate! I also claim that reading, especially within my own genre of contemporary romance, can be “research” and “practice” by seeing how successful authors craft their stories. Right? 🙂
Can you believe August if officially here? For me, it’ll be a super busy month preparing for the American Christian Fiction Writer’s Conference, as well as all the end-of-summer and back-to-school shenanigans.Continue reading “Introducing August’s “Author Open House””
I am experiencing some serious “book glow” friends — you know, the reader’s high after finishing a wonderful, satisfying book. Last night I finished Like Never Before by Melissa Tagg and I couldn’t wait to tell you about it. This was my first read by Melissa and, let me tell you, I was NOT disappointed.Continue reading “Book Review: Like Never Before by Melissa Tagg”
Teresa Tysinger, Author