The state of copywriting in 2019
In today’s special episode of Notes from Minnesota, Victoria Rosendahl and I are joined by copywriter extraordinaire Donna Doyle to chat about the state of copywriting in the new year…. Read more »
Reclaimed Haven: MOF — Chapter 3B
Ashley heard the screams. She watched the crowd turn and gasp. She saw Justin stumble towards the post office. She smelled coagulated blood. Its pungent odor pierced her nostrils causing… Read more »
Reclaimed Haven: MOF Chapter 3A: Crossroads Superstar
The folks of Crossroads, Minnesota, population 513, hadn’t seen anything like it before. They’d survived tornadoes, budget cuts, power outages, sewer breaks, acts of God, and what was considered… Read more »
Reclaimed Haven: Murder on First — Chapter 2B
Editor’s Note: You can read the previous chapters by clicking here. Everything should be listed sequentially. Good luck! Reclaimed Haven: Murder on First — Chapber 2B: Drake Mallard’s official title… Read more »
Reclaimed Haven: Murder on First. Bloody Labs, A Murder, Mallard — Chapter 2A
Editor’s note: This is a continuing excerpt of Reclaimed Haven: Murder on First. If you’ve missed the previous installments, just hit the “Books” category to your right and enjoy! 🙂… Read more »
Reclaimed Haven: Murder on First — Chapter 1
Incisions, Newspapers, and Ned She gazed at her broken body in the mirror. A large incision swept across her torso, butterfly tapes curled at the edges making a grisly sight… Read more »
Sprinting. Marathoning. Which are you?
In today’s installment of Notes from Minnesota, I chat about my (nearly) hairless dog, animal cruelty, and racing. I mean really!? Who could hurt anyone with such a sweet face?… Read more »
A bit ‘o news and a freelance mistake.
In today’s Notes from Minnesota I ramble about… News on the cancer front A mistake far too many creative entrepreneurs make A fun resource Enjoy!
Reclaimed Haven: Murder on First — Preface
It was unlike any nightmare he could have imagined. He groaned, the wadded bandanna muffling guttural sounds escaping his lips. Tears dampened the blue cloth twisting into his cheeks. His… Read more »
25 Helpful Freelancing Secrets
Today’s Notes From Minnesota features a fantastic article by the ever fabulous Bob Bly. Enjoy!
Freelancing, Farming, and Decisions
So… this is the most recent edition of my emag, Writing Etc. If you’re into making a living writing, this one’s for you. Enjoy!
When Bad News Bites
Life’s fabulous! Have a thick skin! Never let ‘em see you sweat! Think happy thoughts! How do you handle social media glory with the realities of freelancing in a world… Read more »
The Great Cocky Scandal
How does trademark work? What are the implications of trademarking certain words? Today Beth and Victoria (who just happens to be a retired attorney) discuss the current #CockyGate situation, ripples,… Read more »
Marketing stories and using stories to market…
An interview with the ever fabulous Victoria Rosendahl! Video below, audio at the end of this post. Today I speak with dear friend, wonderful writer, and savvy marketer Victoria Rosendahl… Read more »
Something to melt your heart…
Still snowing here. Travel isn’t advised. So… here’s something awesome for an incredible snow day.
September
I generally avoid volatile topics, but this one got my goat. Turns out a pop princess covered a classic dance tune and… er… made it her own. I suppose that’s… Read more »
Writing Children’s Books: Mark L. Redmond
Mark Redmond is the creator of the Arty Anderson Series. With lively characters, Redmond tackles thorny philosophical issues with a deft hand, all framed by a solid Christian faith. However,… Read more »
Murder on Third has hit the stores!
Whew. That was exciting. And exhausting. But I love, love, love this trilogy. Ashley’s grown near and dear to my heart. In fact, she’s going to show up in my… Read more »
Does Bestseller Status Mean Much?
I almost didn’t upload this one. I don’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings. But… (there’s always a “but,” right?) something just isn’t right with this. Perhaps I’m wrong. Please correct… Read more »