Is it wrong if we didn’t write for the sake of the reader, but rather for ourselves?

Maybe writers serve an audience best when we don’t think about that audience as much as people say we should.

I confessed to a friend that it felt very much like contracting to walk beside a monster who could turn and devour me at any moment.

The writers who know their words—just like the grass of the field—won’t last forever will be able to write better words. 

A professional editor and children’s author shares advice about writing for publication, especially fiction writing.

The squeaky wheel often gets published, and other advice for Christian writers pursuing publication.

The mystique about writers is that the best writers do it alone. But that’s a lie—especially for Christian writers.

Benjamin offers advice and encouragement about writing for publication, including the nitty gritty of writing article pitches.

Writing allows me to paint memorial pictures of God’s truth and grace so that I can remind others of the hope we have in Christ.

A good editor will recognize when your tone is out of line. They’ll hear the snarl in your writing. And they’ll be willing to say, “I think you need to think through this a bit more.”

There’s not only a benefit to reading great stories but also in writing them.

We sometimes get stuck in autopilot, letting good be good enough. How do we move past our plateaus?