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Fun Fridays – November 14, 2025
Today’s video is an oldie, but a goodie. Is it a metaphor for the writing life? If so, explain in the comments below. Who is whom or what according to your allegory?
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Writing in the End-Times
Biblically speaking, we are living in the last days, and have been for almost two thousand years. But we are closer than ever to the return of Christ, and it seems to me the music is growing louder. Since only God the Father knows the day and time of Christ’s return, we have no idea when; however, we may see signs. In Luke’s Gospel, we read what Jesus said about knowing what is to come: He said to the crowd: “When you see a cloud rising in the west, immediately you say, ‘It’s going to rain,’ and it does. And when the …
Crafting Dialogue That Resonates (Part 2)
In last month’s post, I talked about how every line of dialogue should serve a purpose: revealing character, advancing the plot, building tension, or deepening theme. I also explored voice, subtext, and how to balance dialogue with internal thought and action. Today, I’m taking it a step further. Let’s look at five additional ways to elevate your dialogue, so it not only sounds real but lingers with readers long after the scene ends. Let Dialogue Reveal Emotion, Not Announce It Weak dialogue tells emotion. Strong dialogue shows it. Instead of: “I’m angry with you, and I don’t want to talk.” Try: “Don’t. …
Veterans Day
Today is a special day in the United States when we honor our veterans. It is our opportunity to thank and celebrate all those who have served our country in military service. Thank you for your service! A few years ago, Andrew Budek-Schmeisser posted these great words; and we are reposting them, like we have done previously, with his permission. They are perfect for this day. They did not have deferments,or parents in high places,yet death has still same permanence;do you recall their faces?They went at the draft board call,didn’t flee across the border,and now their names are on the …
Fun Fridays – November 7, 2025
All writers and teachers of writing should get a kick out of today’s video. Wait for it … [If you cannot see the video in your newsletter, please click through to the website where you can watch.] ShareTweet2