Blurbing Your Book with Laurie Schnebly Campbell

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Join ACFW DFW online Saturday, May 14, 2022 from 10:30 – 12:00, to hear Laurie Schnebly Campbell discuss Blurbing Your Books. You’ve seen them. Online or book-cover blurbs that made you buy immediately, knowing you wanted that book for sure. Others that confirmed you didn’t want that one, and still more that that left you lukewarm. While nobody can (or should) write listings that attract readers looking for a whole different type of book, writing blurbs that turn browsers into buyers is easy to do…with the hands-on techniques from this workshop.

Blurbing Your Books with Laurie Schnebly Campbell

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About Our Presenter

Schnebly Campbell loves giving workshops that draw on her background as an advertising copywriter, a counseling therapist, and a romance novelist who beat out Nora Roberts for “Best Special Edition of the Year.” Her favorite books are those created in the email classes she teaches at WriterUniv.com, with 52 first sales so far. After losing her husband to cancer last winter, she moved in with their son and his wife, and marvels that, “it’s even more fun being a grandma than a mom.”

Laurie Schnebly Campbell's Contact Info:

Laurie Schnebly Campbell’s Contact Info:

Website: https://booklaurie.com/

Follow Schnebly Campbell at:  facebook.com/laurieschneblycampbell

Her work can be seen at:
Believable Characters: Creating with Enneagrams by Laurie Schnebly

 

ACFW DFW MEETING and MEMBERSHIP Info

Guests to ACFW-DFW regular monthly meetings may attend for free for the first two visits. After that, per ACFW national guidelines, guests must become national and local members for continued participation.

If you’re a national ACFW member and a member of your local ACFW that is not ACFW-DFW, you can also become an affiliate of ACFW-DFW (Affiliate Membership = $5 per year). Affiliate membership allows you to attend the full year of our monthly meetings. All affiliate and local ACFW-DFW participants pay a $3 attendance fee per meeting. If you do not have a local chapter, you are welcome to join ACFW-DFW as a full-fledged member. Plans are in the works for hybrid meetings (a mix between online and in-person) once we start meeting back face-to-face.

Contact acfwdfw@gmail.com for further info. Yearly local dues and monthly meeting fees can be paid at https://acfwdfw-109619.square.site/. (For meeting fees, click on “more/monthly meeting”).

For further information about this and other ACFW DFW events, visit our other social media sites: ACFW DFW Facebook, ACFW DFW Twitter, and ACFW DFW Instagram.

Creating Memorable Characters with Kate Breslin

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Join ACFW DFW online Saturday, March 12, 2022 from 10:30 – 12:00, to hear Kate Breslin discuss Creating Memorable Characters. Learn how to develop complex, engaging characters in your work of fiction or memoir that will help your readers invest in your characters’ journey, and keep them turning the pages.

Kate Breslin will present
Creating Memorable Characters

REGISTRATION

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Creating Memorable Characters with Kate Breslin

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ABOUT OUR PRESENTER

Former bookseller-turned-author Kate Breslin enjoys life in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and family. A writer of travel articles and award-winning poetry, Breslin received Christian Retailing’s 2015 Best Award for First Time Author and her novel, For Such A Time, won the 2015 Carol award for Debut Novel. Breslin’s fifth novel, As Dawn Breaks, released in November 2021.

When she’s not writing inspirational fiction, Breslin enjoys reading or taking long walks in Washington’s beautiful woodlands. She also likes traveling to new places, both within the U.S. and abroad, having toured Greece, Rome, Barcelona, and much of Western Europe. New destinations make for fresh story ideas. For more information, visit her at www.katebreslin.com.

(Breslin’s other social media contact points are listed at the bottom of this article.)

ACFW DFW MEETING and MEMBERSHIP Info

Guests to ACFW-DFW regular monthly meetings may attend for free for the first two visits. After that, per ACFW national guidelines, guests must become national and local members for continued participation.

If you’re a national ACFW member and a member of your local ACFW that is not ACFW-DFW, you can also become an affiliate of ACFW-DFW (Affiliate Membership = $5 per year). Affiliate membership allows you to attend the full year of our monthly meetings. All affiliate and local ACFW-DFW participants pay a $3 attendance fee per meeting. If you do not have a local chapter, you are welcome to join ACFW-DFW as a full-fledged member. Plans are in the works for hybrid meetings (a mix between online and in-person) once we start meeting back face-to-face.

Contact acfwdfw@gmail.com for further info. Yearly local dues and monthly meeting fees can be paid at https://acfwdfw-109619.square.site/. (For meeting fees, click on “more/monthly meeting”).

For further information about this and other ACFW DFW events, visit our other social media sites: ACFW DFW Facebook, ACFW DFW Twitter, and ACFW DFW Instagram.

KATE BRESLIN’S Contact info:

Newsletter sign up:  https://katebreslin.com/newsletter/     

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KateBreslinAuthor/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kate_Breslin

Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/katelbreslin/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/authorkatebreslin

Bookbub: https://www.bookbub.com/authors/kate-breslin

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7115378.Kate_Breslin

Linked In:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/kate-breslin-87531b61

Using the Enneagram to Develop Compelling Characters with Ashley Rescot

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Join ACFW DFW online on Saturday, February 12,  from 10:30 am-noon for our monthly meeting as Ashley Rescot presents, “Using the Enneagram to Develop Compelling Characters.” We begin our meeting with thirty minutes of business discussions, prayers, and praises, followed by our speaker’s presentation. 

Ashley Rescot discusses the Enneagram, a personality typing system used by counselors, companies, and churches. It is also a powerful tool in the hands of a writer. With its in-depth analysis of each personality’s strengths and weakness, authors can develop well-rounded, relatable characters. Like their real-life counterparts, these fictional characters must confront their basic fears and overcome “fatal flaws” in order to grow and become the best versions of themselves. Authors can also use the Enneagram to advertise their characters to potential readers via sketches, video clips, and even merchandise to help their audience better connect with these fictional friends.

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Rescot’s background could rival that of any character build. At the tender age of two, she began violin under her mother’s tutelage. Family performances with her mom, four sisters, aunts, cousins, and grandmother comprise her fondest childhood memories.

In her senior year in high school, Rescot served as concertmaster of her youth symphony in Kansas and won the youth talent concerto competition to solo with the orchestra. Afterward, she moved to Texas for college where she received a Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance and minors in French and English.

In addition to violin, Rescot developed a passion for French, especially French music. She spent a year abroad in Paris, France as a Fulbright scholar where she taught English and collaborated with local musicians. The experience opened her eyes to another culture which influenced her perspective as a creative artist and educator.

She returned to the Midwest to teach collegiate French language courses and earn a Master of Arts in French literature. After graduation, she moved to the greater Chicago area where she taught French at a regional university and grew her private violin studio. She was a participant on a reading committee and voted in the Prix Roblès, an award for first-time French novelists. Rescot enjoyed attending the award ceremony in Blois, France in 2013 where she met the winning author who had written a music novel set in Europe during World War II.

Today, Rescot loves to work with her students, perform with family and friends, and write about all things music and French. She especially enjoys spending time with her husband and two children. She is a member of her family group Uptown Violins, the Blackwater String Ensemble, the SSA music teachers’ society, the ACFW writers’ association, and is an active musician at her church. As a veteran performer and pedagogue, she strives to pass on her love of music and language to the next generation.

You can find out more about Rescot by visiting her social media sites: Website_Rescot Creative, FB_Ashley Rescot, or Instagram_Ashley Rescot.

Note: We are not able to send the online link and invites for the meeting to anyone not registered through TicketLeap.

Please answer several questions that appear when you register (only an admin can see the answers).

Questions? email acfwdfw@gmail.com. A board member will contact you by Friday prior to the event with instructions for Saturday. Please be aware, the invitation and link are for our members and friends of our group. We request you not share the link with others.

Guests may attend for free for the first two visits. After that, per ACFW national guidelines, guests must become national and local members for continued participation. If you’re a national ACFW member and a member of a local ACFW that is not ACFW-DFW, you must also be an affiliate of ACFW-DFW ($5 per year). All affiliate and local ACFW-DFW attendees must also pay a $3 meeting fee per meeting. Contact acfwdfw@gmail.com for further info. Yearly local dues and monthly meeting fees can be paid at https://acfwdfw-109619.square.site/. (For meeting fees, click on “more/monthly meeting”).

For further information about this and other ACFW DFW events, visit our other social media sites: ACFW DFW Facebook, ACFW DFW Twitter, and ACFW DFW Instagram.

Waiting on God and Jacob’s Ladder with Marie Sontag

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Join ACFW DFW Saturday, January 8, 2022, as Marie Sontag discusses, “Waiting on God and Jacob’s Ladder.”

This motivational talk will examine ways we wait on God as we chase our God-given dreams through the seasons of our lives.

Sontag’s writing passion is “Bringing the Past to Life—One Adventure at a Time.” She writes middle grade and young adult historical fiction.

Having taught middle school for over thirteen years, she holds a BA in social science, an MA in instructional design, and a PhD in instructional design for online learning.

Her latest novel, Yosemite Trail Discovered, the second in her Whitcomb Series, will join six others when it comes out February 2022. Sontag makes author appearances at schools, helping history come alive with her talks and books. Additionally, she is the current Secretary and former Vice President of ACFW DFW.

You can find out more about her by visiting www.mariesontag.com, or by clicking on one of her two links on the Members’ Links page.

Marie Sontag kicks off the year with an inspirational discussion entitled, "Waiting on God and Jacob's Ladder."

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Please answer several questions that appear when you register (only an admin can see the answers).

Questions? email acfwdfw@gmail.com. A board member will contact you by Friday prior to the event with instructions for Saturday. Please be aware, the invitation and link are for our members and friends of our group. We request you not share the link with others.

Guests may attend for free for the first two visits. After that, per ACFW national guidelines, guests must become national and local members for continued participation. If you’re a national ACFW member and a member of a local ACFW that is not ACFW-DFW, you must also be an affiliate of ACFW-DFW ($5 per year). All affiliate and local ACFW-DFW attendees must also pay a $3 meeting fee per meeting. Contact acfwdfw@gmail.com for further info. Yearly local dues and monthly meeting fees can be paid at https://acfwdfw-109619.square.site/. (For meeting fees, click on “more/monthly meeting”).

For further information about this and other ACFW DFW events, visit our other social media sites: ACFW DFW Facebook, ACFW DFW Twitter, and ACFW DFW Instagram.

Book Launch Tips & Tricks with Josh Fortney and ACFW DFW

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Join ACFW-DFW on Saturday, December 11, 2021, online from 10:30a-12p CST to hear Josh Fortney as he presents, “Book Launch Tips and Tricks.”

According to Fortney, “writing a book is a monumental accomplishment, but it’s really only half of the journey. The gestation process of bringing your work to the marketplace is completed through getting readers. The ongoing work of getting readers is amplified through a solid launching process.”

Fortney shares insights and best practices he’s learned through 10 years of experience on launch teams for Carey Nieuwhof, Bob Goff, Jon Acuff, Jefferson Bethke, and many more. Attendees will receive bite-sized and tangible next steps to get our books into readers’ hands.

Join ACFW DFW on Saturday, Dec. 11, 2021 to hear Josh Fortney

Fortney has been married to the beautiful Melissa for over 10 years and they share in the joy of getting to raise their two #Fortniños, EllaGrace and Axel. They love family dance parties and ice cream. After a stint at Pine Cove and 10 years as a Pastor, Josh currently serves as a Regional Director for Skylark. He gets to blend his passion for serving God‘s church and love of camping ministries.

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Book Launch Tips & Tricks with Josh Fortney

An online link will be emailed prior to all the fun! Wear your most festive Christmas sweater as we will be having fellowship time before the meeting as well.

This event is a gift to our members and guests for the holiday season. Please note: Guests may attend these meetings for free for the first two visits. After that, per ACFW National guidelines, guests must become national and local members for continued participation. Contact acfwdfw@gmail.com for further info. (An affiliate membership of $5 per year is available to members of other ACFW groups). Meeting fee: $3 for ACFW DFW or affiliate members, paid to acfwdfw square.site/. (Click on “more/monthly meeting”).

For further information about this and other ACFW DFW events, visit our other social media sites: ACFW DFW Facebook, ACFW DFW Twitter, and ACFW DFW Instagram.

Write Men Right with JP Robinson and ACFW DFW

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ACFW DFW welcomes JP Robinson on Saturday, November 13, 2021, 10:30a-12p CST (online) to hear his presentation, “Write Men Right.

Robinson, an award-winning author of historical/political suspense, will discuss how to create balanced male characters that appeal to both male and female readers.

In addition to his work as an author, Robinson is also a full-time minister and the president of Lancaster Christian Writers Association.

With a tagline of “Unforgettable drama, Undeniable Truth, ” Robinson’s high-adrenaline novels often mesh real-world marriage and parenting scenarios with vivid fiction. His books have been praised by industry leaders such as Publishers Weekly. Robinson often speaks to writers and church groups within the United States and internationally.

He has been happily married for over fifteen years to his high school sweetheart with whom he runs Fearless Marriage, an international marriage ministry.

Two of Robinson’s latest novels include In the Dead of the Night and In the Midst of the Flames. You can find him online at: FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | TWITTER | YOUTUBE |LinkedIn

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Guests may attend these meetings for free for the first two visits. After that, per ACFW National guidelines, guests must become national and local members for continued participation. Contact acfwdfw@gmail.com for further info. (An affiliate membership of $5 per year is available to members of other ACFW groups). Meeting fee: $3 for ACFW DFW or affiliate members, paid to acfwdfw square.site/. (Click on “more/monthly meeting”).

For further information about this and other ACFW DFW events, visit our other social media sites: ACFW DFW Facebook, ACFW DFW Twitter, and ACFW DFW Instagram.

Writing With Diversity with Toni Shiloh and ACFW DFW

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*Note: due to an unfortunate circumstance, Toni Shiloh’s presentation information did not originally make it to our website in time. ACFW DFW would like to thank Toni for her time and informative discussion.

ACFW-DFW was pleased to host multi-published author, Toni Shiloh, Saturday, October 9, 10:30 AM – noon, CST discussing “Writing With Diversity.” 
 
Our writing should reflect the diversity around us. In this session, attendees discussed why representation matters and the transformative power of reading diverse fiction. Her presentation touched on how to write characters of differing ethnic backgrounds and how to celebrate our characters’ uniqueness without falling into stereotypes. 
 
As is current practice for our online meetings, registration was through Ticketleap. 
 
For more information about Shiloh, visit @tonishilohwrite, Instagram.com/tonishiloh/ or at Toni Shiloh’s website. 

Guests may attend these meetings for free for the first two visits. After that, per ACFW National guidelines, guests must become national and local members for continued participation. Contact acfwdfw@gmail.com for further info. (An affiliate membership of $5 per year is available to members of other ACFW groups). Meeting fee: $3 for ACFW DFW or affiliate members, paid to acfwdfw square.site/. (Click on “more/monthly meeting”).

For further information about this and other ACFW DFW events, visit our other social media sites: ACFW DFW Facebook, ACFW DFW Twitter, and ACFW DFW Instagram.

Your Writing Voice with Chris Bohon and ACFW DFW

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Chris Bohan, Associate Pastor with Pathway Church, to speak at ACFW DFW monthly meeting

Join ACFW-DFW Ready Writers on August 14, 2021, 10:30am – 12:00pm, to hear Chris Bohon, associate pastor at Pathway Church, when he presents, “Your Writing Voice.” Registration is required. Save your spot by registering through Ticketleap for this Zoom meeting. Click the button below:

ACFW DFW with Chris Bohon, “Your Writing Voice”

Chris Bohon describes his talk as “The beauty of scripture is, it provides us with many voices, many points of view to understand how God has related to us and continues to relate to us over generations. The uniqueness in how God creates each of us tenors how we read, how we hear, how we interpret, and how we write. This workshop will be a dive into some different points of view looking at the scripture passage of Luke 15 (the parable of the father and the two sons).”

Bohon has worked at Pathway since 2003 where he started as the guitar player in the contemporary worship band. He was promoted to the position of Director of Fine Arts Academy, then Director of Music, then director of Music and Worship. In 2019, he was ordained and assumed the position of Associate Pastor. Bohon is currently writing his first book, a study of ten different teachings of Jesus.

Fun facts about him: He is an extremely talented guitar player. As a side gig, he offered guitar lessons. He plays in The Dolan Band, and they have recently opened for Wiz Khalifa. Chris also opened for .38 Special and Diamond Rio. He is married to Kristen, and they have two children.

Questions? email acfwdfw@gmail.com. A board member will contact you by Friday prior to the event with instructions for Saturday, August 14. Please be aware, the invitation and link are for our members and friends of our group. We request that you not share the link with others.

Guests may attend these meeting for free for the first two visits. After that, per ACFW National guidelines, guests must become national and local members for continued participation. Contact acfwdfw@gmail.com for further info. (An affiliate membership of $5 per year is available to members of other ACFW groups). Meeting fee: $3 for ACFW DFW or affiliate members, paid to https://acfwdfw-109619.square.site/. (Click on “more/monthly meeting”).

For further information about this and other ACFW DFW events, visit our other social media sites: https://www.facebook.com/DFWReadyWriters, https://twitter.com/acfwdfw, and https://www.instagram.com/acfwdfw/

April 2021 – Mini Conference “Light Writers”

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Join ACFW DFW for our annual mini-conference (online) Saturday, April 10, 9am to 3pm CDT. This year’s theme is “Light Writers.” Interact with four speakers as they present on five different topics. We’ll also have (online) breakout rooms during lunch where attendees can interact with like-minded writers as well as some of our speakers.

Our award-winning keynote, Sarah Sundin, will present two programs. Her first presentation is titled, “Making Fiction Come to Life.” Her second, “No Missed Deadlines—Strategies to Keep You on Track,” will explore practical ways writers can track assignments and manage their goals. 

Literary agent Mary DeMuth will address questions regarding “What Can an Agent Do for You?” 

Lisa Bell’s “Self-Publishing 101” workshop will examine the pros and cons of various publishing platforms and tools to help with the process. 

William “Bud” Humble, president of W.O.R.D. (Writers Organizations ‘Round Dallas) and co-founder of Writers in the Field will wrap up the day with,  “After the First Draft—Turning Lead into Gold.”

Registration Required - Tickets Here

ACFW DFW Light Writers 2021 (Online) Mini Conference 

ACFW DFW Members: $30
Non-Members: $35
Students: $20

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A board member will contact attendees by Wednesday prior to the event with instructions for Saturday, April 10.
Questions? email acfwdfw@gmail.com

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Guests may attend free for the first two visits. After that, per ACFW national guidelines, guests must become national and local members for continued participation.
Contact acfwdfw@gmail.com for further info. (An affiliate membership of $5 per year is
available to members of other ACFW groups). Meeting fee: $3 for ACFW DFW or affiliate
members, paid to ACFW DFW Square – meeting payments. (Click on “more/monthly meeting”).

Sarah Sundin 

Keynote Speaker – Presentation 1

Making Fiction Come to Life

 “I felt like I was there!” In this workshop, we’ll explore ways to draw readers into our stories so they become the characters, live in the setting, and the plot fully engages them. Also, we’ll look at how to describe the story-world without overwhelming the reader with details.

Sarah Sundin is a bestselling author of World War II novels, including When Twilight Breaks. Her novel The Land Beneath Us was a 2020 Christy Award finalist, The Sky Above Us won the 2020 Carol Award, and two of her novels were named to Booklist’s “101 Best Romance Novels of the Last 10 Years.”

A mother of three adult children, Sundin lives in northern California and enjoys speaking for church, community, and writers’ groups. She serves as Co-Director for the West Coast Christian Writers Conference.

Her books include: When Twilight Breaks (Revell, February 2021) and The Land Beneath Us (Revell, 2020).

Website: Sarah Sundin’s Website

Facebook: Sarah Sundin Author FB

Twitter: Sarah Sundin Twitter

Instagram: Sarah Sundin Instagram

Sarah Sundin

 Keynote Speaker – Presentation 2

No Missed Deadlines—Strategies to Keep You on Track

Writing for publication means deadlines—not only for manuscripts, but for publisher’s title questionnaires, blog interviews, endorsement requests, and more. Without a system of organization, things can fall through the cracks, tainting our professional reputation. In this workshop, we’ll explore practical ways to track assignments and manage goals, using calendars, charts and files

Sarah Sundin

Mary DeMuth

What Can an Agent Do for You?

 In this session, literary agent Mary DeMuth will discuss: 

  • The benefits of having a literary agent
  • Putting our best literary foot forward 
  • Best practices in finding an agent
  • How platform plays into our chances with an agent
  • Knowing the Christian publishing industry to help pitching our stories
  • Strong pitch sessions
  • One sheets
  • What happens once we’re agented
  • The process of publication, and weathering it with joy

Mary DeMuth is an international speaker, podcaster, and literary agent with Books & Such Literary Mngt.

DeMuth is a novelist and nonfiction author of over forty books, including Pray Every Day (Harvest House Publishers 2020).

She lives in Texas with her husband of 30 years and is the mom to three adult children. Find out more at Mary DeMuth Website.

Be prayed for on her daily prayer podcast with over 1.5 million downloads: prayeveryday.show.

For sexual abuse resources, visit wetoo.org.  For cards, prints, and artsy fun go to marydemuth.com/art.

Find out what she’s looking for as a literary agent at https://www.booksandsuch.com/our-agents/meet-mary-demuth/

Find her on social media: @MaryDeMuth (insta and twitter)

Mary DeMuth

Lisa Bell
Self-Publishing 101

Gone are the days when publishing a book on your own meant spending thousands of dollars
upfront and ending up with cases of books in your garage. With so many platforms and ways to
publish books, authors have more options than ever to see their books in print and as e-books.

How do you know which direction to go, and when you make that decision, what comes next? 

In Self-publishing 101, Lisa Bell details the ins and outs of creating a book that rivals the best traditional publishers without selling your firstborn child. 

Learn the pros and cons of different
platforms, basics of producing quality products at little to no cost, and what tools can help with the entire process.

Lisa Bell

Bell is a fiction and non-fiction author. As a community editor for NOW
Magazines LLC (BurlesonNOW and WeatherfordNOW), she has published hundreds of articles.

Her most recent book publications include Homeless Hearts, My Inner Nemesis, Out of the
Dungeon, and Littleness of Faith.

Bell works with writers to help improve their skills and assists with independent publishing.

Providing coaching, editing, formatting and cover design as well as assistance with uploading
documents to chosen platforms, she supports and encourages writers who want to use cost-
effective publishing options while creating quality products.

Bell leads two writing groups and speaks or teaches whenever the opportunity arises.

She holds a
BS in Business Management from University of Phoenix, is a CLASS alumni, and active
member of multiple writing groups.

Single mother and grandmother, she lives southwest of Fort
Worth, Texas.
For more information about the author, visit Lisa Bell Website

William “Bud” Humble

After the First Draft—Turning Lead into Gold

First drafts are rough. That’s the nature of the beast. Learn to tame the beast and
smooth out those rough edges. Turn your confused word-mush into literary gold!

William R. “Bud” Humble is a native Texan who’s been writing for longer than he feels comfortable admitting. Though he’s dabbled in other literary areas, his love of speculative fiction keeps drawing him back. 

To learn more about William and future releases, go to www.CastleHumble.com and follow him on social media.

Wanting to help others achieve their literary dreams, Humble joined the board of directors for
W.O.R.D.—Writers Organizations ‘Round Dallas, where he currently serves as president. There, with the help of other like-minded folks, he strives to help other writers find their teams, and to make the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex a nationally and internationally renowned center for the writing arts. For more information, visit: WORD Writers Website.

Humble is also one of the three founders of Writers in the Field. Bringing in experts from all over the country to share their expertise, this unique annual event features as many ‘hands-on’
experiences for writers as possible. For more information, visit: www.writersinthefield.com.

For more information about Humble, visit:
William R. Humble Website

GoodReads – William R. Humble

William "Bud" Humble