For those of you who have followed my blog for several years, you know that Write2Ignite is dear to my heart. I've served on their planning team for several years and administer their blog (no surprise there, right?). Our mission is to encourage and teach Christian writers who want to share their faith through literature. Whether that's through explicitly Christian books or books that reflect Biblical values, our commitment is strong: to present quality, clean, books for children and young adults that will inspire, educate, and entertain.
Since COVID, we exchanged our annual conferences for semi-annual virtual master classes. This year, our class is on September 18 and will be taught by writer and editor, Tessa Hall.
For only $69.00, writers will spend the day learning from Tessa and practicing the principles Tessa has presented. Here's the schedule:
If you are a Christian who longs to write books which impact teens, please join us! Registration information can be found here.
By the way, our blog has provided excellent young adult resources this summer. Here are some posts that might interest you:
Recommended YA Books and Series
Perceive the Trends in the Young Adult Market
Purple Moon by Tessa Hall: Book Review
Should Writers be Hopeful about the State of YA Christian Fiction?
Writing Christian Fiction in Young Adult Literature
I hope you can join us for a day that will inform and encourage you!
And just in case you have a manuscript that you would like critiqued, here is a special offer for you:
And here are two short movies in which I interviewed teens in my church to find out what they liked and didn't like in YA literature.
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Congratulations to California book blogger Rosi Hollinbeck who won A CAPE! and to Cathy Ogren who won DON'T CALL ME FUZZYBUTT. I still have stacks of books to share with you--so more coming soon!
3 comments:
Oh my goodness! Great advice from two well-read teens! Thanks Elle and Ethan for your input! Carol, I hope to sign up for the YA master class!
Thanks, Joyce. We'd love to have you!
Thanks for the info. This doesn't quite fit with what I do, but I'm sure there are loads of people who will find this perfect.
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