7 Links To Help Every Writer With Taxes

 Maybe it seems a little early to start thinking about doing your taxes, but it’s been my experience that the sooner you get on it, the less stressful it can be. Thankfully there are people and web sites out there to help us slot all those numbers in the correct places on the correct forms [...]

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3 Ways to Get Free (Or Almost Free) Training

Welcome to Toolbox Saturday where you’ll find tools for various things from writing to whatever. I’ve blogged about using a training budget before, but sometimes you may find your budget is hovering around $0. What do you do then? Spend time trolling through other author’s blogs, especially those who offer eBooks (and other types of [...]

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Avoiding Dragons With a Training Budget

Welcome to Toolbox Saturday where you’ll find tools for various things from writing to whatever. How often have you overspent on a “deal” that was guaranteed to help increase your income, but left you broke instead? How many times have you lacked the funds necessary to buy that eBook that could teach you ways to [...]

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A Fool And Her Money

Welcome to Toolbox Saturday where you’ll find tools for various things from writing to whatever. The saying goes, “A fool and his money are soon parted.” I’ve lived that saying for a long time, unfortunately, so when I saw The Money Book by Denise Kiernan and Joseph D’Agnese I wondered what sage (unusable) advice I [...]

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I’m No Artist, But…

Welcome to Toolbox Saturday where you’ll find tools for various things from writing to whatever. Okay, so I maybe putting the cart before the horse, but I believe in getting a head start when I can. I’m only about half finished with my third book (first draft!) and I’ve been considering cover art. Why? Because [...]

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When the Ideas Come

Welcome to Toolbox Saturday where you’ll find tools for various things from writing to whatever. There are times in every writer’s life when ideas will come flooding in — but not for the story you’re working on.  You don’t want to forget those little gems because they would be great in another story, yet they’re [...]

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Is God Necessary In Christian Fiction?

In Mike Duran’s post How Do We “Glorify God” in Our Writing? I discovered I wasn’t the only person asking if you can write a Christian story without specifically mentioning God. As Mike points out, it seems most Christian writers (and I would say most Christians) think you absolutely must include God specifically in a story in order for it to [...]

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Simply Prayer Audio Book Now Available On 2 CD Set

I am so excited to announce that the Simply Prayer audio book is now available for purchase at Kunaki.com. It’s been a long road to getting beta listeners and then getting the sales page up, but finally it’s here! The biggest challenge to sales I’ve wrestled with is how to sell the CD’s as a [...]

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Upon Review: Taboo by Tara Maya

I was thrilled to receive a complimentary copy of both Tara Maya’s books The Unfinished Song: Initiate and The Unfinished Song: Taboo when I chose to review Taboo. And it’s a very good thing I received both rather than just Taboo or I would have been lost from the beginning. Read the rest of the post. This blog, The [...]

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Marketing Monday: Pay With A Tweet

I find a lot of interesting marketing ploys during my research times. Most of them are schemes or ideas that make a highly sensitive person such as myself shudder. However, there are a few I find intriguing. One such idea is called Pay with a Tweet. What is Pay with a Tweet? Simply put, this [...]

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