Sometimes I think more people write about writing than actually write. I follow several writer blogs, web sites, online magazines, and Substack listings, and just keeping up with those can be overwhelming. I’ve read and read lots of books on the subject. This is all in addition to the writing itself.
But it is a good idea to step back from time to time and think critically about what you do and how you do it. And to figure out if you can do it better. A new book on writing that is aimed at Christian writers but easily applies to all writers is Write & Publish Organically by Catherine Lawton. And it is a gem.
Lawton uses a rhyming scheme to explain what she calls organic writing and publishing.
To continue reading, please see my post today at Dancing Priest.
Some Wednesday Readings
Shrouded Veterans: A Soldier for the Pope and Lincoln – Frank Jastrzembski at Emerging Civil War.
“The Raven Days,” poem by Sidney Lanier – Sally Thomas at Poems Ancient and Modern.
Remembrance of What Is – Christine Norvell at The Imaginative Conservative.
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