A Work in Progress

Today's a great day for a guest post. Why? Because I get to host a post written by author Kimberly Rempel, whose book  Beauty in Darkness  is now out and ready to read. (Oh, and I'm still working on my NaNoWriMo  so this post is perfect timing). I've decided to start a column called "Good Things Come from Threes," because it's true. You've heard the phrase "Third time's the charm," right? Well, I find that answers I'm looking for in work and home -- even answers I'm not looking for-- usually get verified in a process of three affirmations. (Though sometimes, they're not good.) It's no different for a writer. There is easily a zillion combinations of three things that can propel you to write, edit and have your book published. It's just a matter of making sure to recognize what they are! Take a look. Good Things Come from Threes -The Path to Publication First, thank you Heather for your invitation to guest post. I

Hey, writers out there, I have a question for you: Have you ever been a guest blogger? This is where you write an article or essay for someone else's blog, so the focus is off of your own site and onto someone's else. The article can be anything, or everything. But the point is that the writing is to benefit not just your writing platform, but theirs while simultaneously expanding your experience. I'm sure you're asking: How is this beneficial? Well, not only is it a chance for you to write, but it allows your writing to extend to more circles, ones most likely directly related to your line of work. This means potentially new contacts, resources, friends and knowledge for you and your host. It's a win for you (since more people will see your writing), and it's a win for the host because they gain an educational or insightful article/ blog with a unique voice ... one other than their own. I also hear you asking: Can you give me an example? I have a frie