Tag Archives: children’s books
The Love Bridge
My Little ABC Liturgy Book
Filed under As Theological Writers, Reviews
Editing down theology
Editing down words and editing down theology are two totally different things. Both can stink. In fact, both can be excruciating.
The Child Conundrum
I have another two drafts I’m working on. I don’t want to talk too much about it publicly, but let me know if you’d like to give me any behind-the-scene advice on it. It’s another children’s book, theological in nature, but right now I’m facing what I call the Child Conundrum.
Filed under Audiences, Question Asked, Writer Troubles
The Child Exercise
Let me tell you about one of my favorite writing exercises: the child exercise. Maybe it could be compared to outlining—I wouldn’t know, I’m still learning that method—but I find it a powerful tool to focus on content while disciplining my words. Continue reading
Filed under Writing Exercises