by Cindy Ervin Huff | Mar 19, 2019 | Uncategorized, writer's tip
Do you find creating great titles as challenging as I do? When I read Lynne Pleau’s post on ACFW Blog last month I asked her if I could repost it on Jubilee Writer. It’s a 2 parter and the second half will appear on Thursday. Hope you find it as helpful...
by Cindy Ervin Huff | Mar 20, 2018 | Novella writing, Uncategorized, writer's tip
Have you ever read a novella that felt like the story stopped with the word count? All of a sudden your at the last page and you felt cheated. Today I welcome Pegg Thomas, editor, author, Managing editor of Smitten an imprint of LPC to share the formula for writing a...
by Cindy Ervin Huff | Mar 6, 2018 | Author Interview, Uncategorized, writer's tip, Writing craft
Today I welcome Gail Kittleson. She writes wonderful depression era and WW II novels. Her series Women of the Heartland is full of suspense and heart. I asked her to come today and share how she wrote a series where each story can stand on it’s own. Whether you...
by Cindy Ervin Huff | Feb 15, 2018 | Uncategorized, writer's tip
I’ve had this blog since 2006. And the last few years I’ve opened it up to more guest posts and author interviews. Two reasons: I love to give other authors exposure, and I often learn useful things from my guests. Another reason is I don’t have to write every single...
by Cindy Ervin Huff | Feb 6, 2018 | guest blogger, Uncategorized, writer's tip
This week I welcome two Indie published non-fiction authors to share their experiences and tips. Today, my friend and accountability partner Darlene Larson shares insights she learned getting her first devotionalEnableme,Lord, to Shift in book form. 25 Common Sense...
by Cindy Ervin Huff | Jan 23, 2018 | Uncategorized, writer's tip
Recently, I walked through my family room to see an old western playing on the TV. I joined the western fan to watch the story play out. This old western starred because Stewart Granger. The plot was ridiculous. I always find it strange when an Englishman plays a...
