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1) I do write in first person. I feel like it can give your work a measure of authenticity, especially when done well. 3) I enjoy reading both, but I think I prefer first person when it's done well. The challenge I find with first person narration, is that everything written is from the perspective ...

So, West Bow, a subsidiary of Thomas Nelson that advertises on this sight would be something you'd avoid?

Also, are you actively searching for authors? You are traditional through and through, so how is one to approach you, if say, they'd just finished a book?

Please help! I generally try to find a unique approach to the topics but as I look back over my last 3 submissions, in light of the judges sheets I just read, I think I may be compromising on being true to the topic in order to find a creative approach. Is unique interpretation of the word given (ex...

Oh Jan! I just finished playing catch-up on your lessons after a busy two weeks and was sad to see your note a the end! I'm particularly new to faith writers but I must say, your lessons are one the things that have me popping in every day. (I read your lesson on characterization 4 times and learned...

This is just what I needed! This draws a perfect distinction where I saw none... Thanks for taking the time and effort necessary in putting together a great post!

Does anyone have knowledge of, or experience with Deep River Books? Are they a scam or legit?

Jan! LOL! I thought of the Luchador thing after I posted it... Though I, even being a caucasian, played with luchador masks. But for the sake of my character, it would have been great to make him hispanic. thanks for calling me on the slang:) I wouldn't have thought of that! I certainly didn't mean ...

Sorry for the late reply!!! I had fun with this lesson and really needed it!!!!! Here's my assignment:) Thanks Jan! *** Berry unfolded the Luchador mask, smiling at the crusting spots of blood. Looking across the doctor’s office he gave himself a once over in a mirror. He stood and flexed, aqua span...

Jan, A few things. First, I read in the judging standards for the weekly challenge, that how you start your piece is important. I try to give this great consideration, but I'm wondering if there are some hard and fast rules for what makes a good opening. Second, have you written a book? I'd be very ...

Thank you both so much! This is really helpful!

Jan, I both enjoyed and appreciated this lesson. Thank you so much for your time and effort! Now, feel free to shred me to pieces;) 1. …to boldly go where no man has gone before …to boldly go where no person has gone before 2. A two-year-old usually clings to his mother in unfamiliar places. Two-yea...

oh wow! I can't believe I placed! Thank you so much for this opportunity. I can't wait for the next challenge