With just a slight nip in the air it is the perfect time to cozy up to a crackling fire and pry open a good book... or write the next chapter on your WIP. And hopefully this week on the Alley there will be some great advice (or what we think to be great advice) to help propel your story forward.
So grab a cup of coffee or hot chocolate and settle in for lessons on the craft of writing.
Tuesday: What to write when there isn't anything to write? Sherrinda is your hostess today, don't miss out on the sunshine she brings to the Alley. ;-)
Wednesday: Part two of Mary's parable and allegory series, how it enriches our writing, to be used even in everyday fiction!
Thursday: Myth Buster #2 Show Don't Tell. What secrets will Casey unearth and explode in the face of one of today's popular "myths"? Only time will tell, so check back in.
Friday: The Grand Canyon. A spectacular view and a breathtaking glimpse of God's creation. Mary takes us there on the next installment of Vacation Fridays.
SideWalk Talk
The Alley welcomes well-known best selling authors to the blog to share their experiences in the publication world, check it out!~James Scott Bell
~Joseph Bentz
~Laura Frantz
~Jack Cavanaugh
News Stand
Casey interview Julie Lessman on her blog! A giveaway of Julie's highly anticipated novel, A Hope Undaunted is being given away! Don't miss it.
Don't forget to check out the post with author Amanda Cabot from yesterday. There is a giveaway involved. *wink*
Mary's blog: Monday: Fall Tip #1: How to be a Super Hero. Wed and Sat: Take a walk in Moses' shoes as he stands before Pharaoh. Will Pharaoh refuse to let the children of Israel go? How will God respond if Pharaoh doesn't let them go?
If you live in the Northwest, check out this writing conference coming to Boise, Idaho! Here is the link for you to check out the Idaho Book Extravaganza
A great week on the Alley in store, we hope you will stop by, you just never know what to expect!
4 comments:
GREAT weekend edition, Case. Thanks SOOOO much :-)
Oh what fun - fall and spring are my favorite times of year. Particularly fall in these Blue Ridge Mountains. God's fingerpaint is all over the place :-)
Ohh, I can just imagine how beautiful that is. I have always wanted to go to Virginia in the Fall and Washington State in the Spring. So beautiful!
What do you say that I take some pics for one of our Fall weekend posts? Sound good. The BEST time would be the second or third week of October
That would be wonderful!! Almost as good as seeing it in person. Ohh, I can't wait!!
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