An Interview with Janice Springer
Is everyone welcome at the table? How do we welcome people? How can we be open to others?
Is everyone welcome at the table? How do we welcome people? How can we be open to others?
These are some national trends we believe are valuable for our authors to consider. The first infographic below shows the dominance of Facebook. Despite this dominance, while our Facebook advertising has been productive to some extent, it is becoming harder and harder to sell via Facebook. Facebook is also the dominant target for disinformation campaigns….
This week we’re offering free ebook editions of Directed Paths and Pathways to Prayer in our eBook Giveaway of the Week.
At a seminar I attended on marketing books, the leader asked us how many had issues with Amazon. Nearly every hand in the room went up. The leader continued by asking us how many of us had bought something from Amazon in the last day, week, and month. By the time she got to “week,”…
This post, To Be a Child of God, by Dr. Robert D. Cornwall has been added to our Discussing the Law in Scripture page.
I’ve often commented to authors who are doing rewrites that they’re going the wrong way. In general, as an editor, I was hoping for some reduction in the word count while revising. I didn’t realize the tendency to increase the number of words is a scientifically demonstrable fact. There has been a study. And it…
James and Paul on Salvation and the Law by Alexander Stewart – discusses concepts of merit and the viewpoints and audiences of each author.
In the third of her monthly posts on writing, Dr. Dolly Berthelot, author of Perfectly SquareTM discusses three questions you should ask yourself when you begin writing. We’re going to be adding this to our recommended reading for prospective authors. Thinking about these three things will greatly increase the likelihood that your book will be…
… and much more. Pat Badstibner responds to one of the related posts by Bob Cornwall in Keeping the Law. There’s a new book extract, Forgive as We Are Forgiven from Bob Cornwall’s book Ultimate Allegiance: The Subversive Nature of the Lord’s Prayer.