Punctuation Review: Part Two
In this second-part, Glynnis reviews seven of the 14 common punctuation marks such as dashes, parentheses and ellipses. Be prepared for a practical lesson with immediate application to your writing.
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Punctuation Review: Part One
Here, Glynnis reviews six of the 14 common punctuation marks. After watching this lesson, you’ll feel confident in the order of question marks and quote marks and whether or not to put a comma before the “and” in...
How to Self-Edit
In this lesson, Glynnis Whitwer will give you a list of what to look for so you can edit your own work like a seasoned professional.
Three Ways to Tap into the Needs of Your Reader
Just this week I watched as a close friend read a book hungrily. She is in a hard season in her marriage, and this book was recommended to her. When this author sat down to write this book,...
Writing Honestly While Honoring Your Relationships
Today, we have a special guest post from New York Times' bestselling author Karen Ehman. She is the author of thirteen books, a writer for Proverbs 31 Ministries First 5 app and on February 26th, she is releasing her latest...
Succeeding at that Interview
You’ve landed a contract for a profile article. It’s based on the story of a local hero. Of course, you have already discussed this with this person. You’ve talked with them about their story and asked permission, but...
New COMPEL Course Launches Today!
Today at COMPEL Training, a brand new course is kicking off called “Ways to Get Your Message Into the World.” This course is going to be a must have for any serious writer! One of the biggest...
Ways to Get Your Message into the World
Has God placed a message on your heart to write about but you have no idea how to get it into the hands of readers? Do you have a desire to start a blog or a...
Four Self-Care Tips for Writers
Are you waking up, only to realize that you have “worked” all night rather than actually slept? Is that deadline taking over your life? Are you stressing because you aren’t where you want to be in your writing...