Monday, September 01, 2008

The release of my first book, Where the Truth Lies, which I co-authored with Janelle Mowery, brought a flood of questions about co-authoring, self-editing, plotting, etc. To answer some of these questions, I've come up with a couple of short workshops geared toward helping you become a stronger, more polished writer.

Interested in learning more?
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Mark your calendar! I will be teaching a class on Self-Editing for the Fiction Writer at Houston's First Baptist Church on Thursday, September 11, 2008. Inspirational Writer's Alive (IWA!) meets in Room 259 at 7:30. The class will last one hour, with a brief time at the end set aside for Q & A..
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Still want more?

Janelle and I will be co-teaching a class on, what else, co-authoring! On Wednesday, February 4, 2008, from 11:00-1:00 in The Woodlands, we'll be teaching all of the basics of conducting research together, forming a plan of action, and sitting down to write. This course will be hosted by the local chapter of The American Christian Fiction Writers. Details on location to follow.

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1 comments :

Janelle said...

Oh yeah, I'm r-r-ready. (g) It'll be fun.

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