Your writing can reach people you’d never imagine.
by Andy Scheer
In his novel, a man returned to his home town after an absence of forty years.
Set in the American South, the story spoke powerfully of reconciliation, forgiveness, faith in Christ, and revival. Vivid descriptions let readers place themselves in each scene. His … Continue reading
Yes, you’re judged by your spelling, punctuation, and grammar.
by Andy Scheer
Last week, several authors’ Facebook posts took issue with grammar-shamers. They wanted to be judged by their online substance, not their delivery.
They’re missing the point.
If an error — of any kind — distracts a reader from your message, then … Continue reading
What do you do with a nighttime idea?
by Andy Scheer
The wind woke me at 4:00, rattling the downspout outside our bedroom window. I tried my usual methods to get back to sleep. Then it happened: I got an idea for my writing.
Like an itch I couldn’t reach, the idea … Continue reading