I am always on the lookout for resources that will help me improve my writing, my editing, my marketing, and my knowledge of my subject...

By now, you know the point that I’ve been driving at in the previous four posts. Others overcame great obstacles and wrote in spite of...

The Bible tells us that the apostle Paul was arrested, tried, and punished multiple times for the sake of the gospel. He was whipped five...

At first, back in seventeenth-century England, Bunyan was just a tinker, an itinerant small businessman who sold and repaired metal...

Continuing our survey of some famous writers who refused to use their circumstances as an excuse not to write, today we consider another...

How often we writers find every possible excuse not to do what we want other people to think we do–write. We are too tired, too busy, too...

Following publication of a review of my book Confederate Cabinet Departments and Secretaries in my hometown newspaper, a high school...

Too many history writers today have an agenda that dictates how and what they write. And too often those writers are driven by political...

This Southern Writers Suite T blog post came out the day after the copies of my book Confederate Cabinet Departments and Secretaries...

The book was not scheduled to be delivered to the printer until May 1, but apparently the Lord had different plans! It was available for...

On a day when our writing might not seem worth it, when we are not seeing fruit like that which our mind imagines we should, when we...

Reading about editors the other day reminded me of two things: my own experiences as an editor and the editors with whom I’ve been...

Today, I take a brief glance backward to August 28, 2015, when I posted this article, my first effort at blogging. Much has changed since...