by Denise Pass | Jun 26, 2014
A ship lost out at sea, an intruder in your home, a scorpion in your bed, a bully threatening you, a terrorist attack or world war III . . . all legitimate fears, I think. But what scares me the most is apathy concerning my faith in God. It is easy to focus on the...
by Denise Pass | Jun 26, 2014
(Part 3 of the series) Freedom comes at a high price. You often have to lose or sacrifice much to find it. Sometimes the toll is so high, you would probably not have paid it if you knew ahead of time what it would cost you. But then there is this new found freedom...
by Denise Pass | Jun 24, 2014
Writing 101, Day Thirteen: Serial Killer II Earlier in the course, you wrote about losing something. Today, write about finding something. For your twist, view day four’s post and today’s post as installments in a series. PART TWO – Finding Freedom The evidence...
by Denise Pass | Jun 16, 2014
Writing 101, Day Eleven: Size Matters Today, tell us about the home you lived in when you were twelve. For your twist, pay attention to — and vary — your sentence lengths. I have envied people who lived in one place for their childhood, then simultaneously been...
by Denise Pass | Jun 14, 2014
Writing 101, Day Nine: Changing Moccasins — Point of ViewFor today’s assignment, write a scene at the park. Up for a twist? Write the scene from three different points of view. The air was hot and still. Persistent perspiration was stinging my eyes and fogging my...
