Writing a Believable Private Investigator Character This article is for the Christian writer who wants to develop a private investigator character. I worked as a private investigator (PI) alongside my husband in his private investigations agency for 30 years. He…
Reaching a Generation of Readers through Christian Books
Reaching a Generation of Readers through Christian Books The last ten years have witnessed a substantial rise in the popularity of Christian-influenced literature. The popularity of Christian books in public libraries is growing, and many public schools are integrating faith-based…
The “I” in AI Should Stand for Integrity
The ‘I’ in AI Should Stand for Integrity: A Christian Author’s Guide to Using AI Without Losing Your Voice Let’s be real: AI is here, it’s learning fast, and it’s not going anywhere. And, as Christian writers navigating indie publishing,…
Six In-depth Christian Research Resources
Six In-depth Christian Research Resources for Authors By Terry Overton Before I began writing Christian fiction, devotional blogs, and devotional books, I asked a well-established theologian and part-time Christian author for tips on writing in this field. He replied, “Get…
Infusing Tension into Your Story
Infusing Tension into Your Story – Don’t Take The Easy Way Out The Easy Way Out Tension that arises through conflict is the secret sauce to captivating your readers. Without it there is the danger of losing their attention and…
Why Write a Christian Book?
Why Write A Christian Book? The Power of Your Testimony Through Self-Publishing The Call Do you feel the Lord calling to share your testimony in the form of a self-published book? I still remember God’s call to write my book….
The Art of High-Quality Book Manufacturing
The Art of High-Quality Book Manufacturing: What Publishers Need to Know A book’s quality is as important as its content, from the paper’s feel to the binding’s durability. Production choices shape a reader’s experience and influence a book’s lifespan. Publishers…
Writing from the Wreckage
Writing from the Wreckage I never planned to write a memoir. In fact, when my family was torn apart by an unthinkable tragedy—the death of one child and the near loss of another—I wasn’t thinking about writing at all. I…
How to Sell 1,000 Books a Month: Practical Steps for Christian Authors Who Want to Reach More Readers
How to Sell 1,000 Books a Month: Practical Steps for Christian Authors Who Want to Reach More Readers By Susan Neal, RN, MBA, MHS When I first began writing, I had no idea how much effort it would take to…
Make the Most Out of Side Characters
Make the Most Out of Side Characters Are you making the most of your side characters, or is your focus solely on creating an in-depth protagonist with a gripping backstory? Maybe you’re busy developing an unforgettable plot or honing a…
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