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CWG Webinar: Building Your Online Platform

Posted on 25. Aug, 2010 by Michele.

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(I just received this notice from the Christian Writers Guild…)
Building Your Online Platform
With Matt Brown
TONIGHT, August 25, at 8:00 p.m. (Eastern Time)
You don’t have to be a published writer to start building your online platform. Start now, and it will help you gain a readership. During this webinar, Matt Brown, Web Development & Communication for [...]

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Update From My Writing Desk: Another Release

Posted on 18. Aug, 2010 by Michele.

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I hope you don’t mind, but I have a little more good news to share.
In addition to the Chicken Soup: Devotionals for Mothers (updated release date is October 3rd), I’ve also been informed that one of my stories will be included in Chicken Soup: Christmas Magic, to be released October 12. This is another story [...]

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Update From My Writing Desk

Posted on 09. Aug, 2010 by Michele.

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The life of a writer is feast or famine. Predominantly famine. But the past couple of weeks have been more feast-like, and I’m not complaining!
Last Monday I found out my article “Frugal Friendship” was featured in MOPS International, Inc. MomsNext E-zine. To read the article, click here. It’s a short piece on creative ways to [...]

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Humpty Dumpty Mac

Humpty Dumpty Mac

Posted on 29. Jul, 2010 by Michele.

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Remember on Monday when I said I would be posting all week?
Tuesday my Macbook Pro decided to take a little trip down the stairs. I spent the entire day in near freak-out mode until Keith at the Apple Store earned superhero status by swooping in to save me. My Mac is now in the shop ungoing an [...]

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Update from the Road: Louisville and Los Angeles

Update from the Road: Louisville and Los Angeles

Posted on 19. Jul, 2010 by Michele.

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After spending several days with a group of missionaries from around the world, life looks a little different back home.
Sure, I stayed in a hotel, presented a conference, trained in communication, and ingested enough southern cooking to clog my arteries well past middle age. Not exactly missionary material. Still …
I spent the better part of [...]

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