Ask the Author: Karen Foster
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Karen Foster
Since most of my stories and devotions are written from a Christian perspective, I'm inspired when I'm reading the Bible in the cool morning air and listening to birdsong. I also get inspired by listening to people's stories.
Karen Foster
I feel compelled to write, and the process isn't always that easy. However, when I'm able to capture a moment in time by showing vs telling, and get the reader to feel what I felt...that brings me joy!
Karen Foster
I wanted to write an article about one of the faith lessons that I'd learned from my spiritual mentor. But, I had so many inspirational, practical lessons to help navigate life that I decided to write a book about our lunch conversations.
Karen Foster
Start with articles, first-person stories, or devotions. Something you can get published and affirm your desire to write. And we're never too old to learn how to improve our craft. Finally, surround yourself with some writer friends.
Karen Foster
Launching my book, Lunch with Loretta: Discover the Power of a Mentoring Friendship.
Karen Foster
I go on a relaxing adventure like a hike or read a great book and that usually gets me jumpstarted.
Karen Foster
I snuggled beneath the covers of my hotel bed and turned off the nightstand lamp. My body froze when I saw the words written in florescent paint on the ceiling, "I'm under your bed!"
Karen Foster
I just finished Mrs. Oswald Chambers: The Woman Behind the World's Bestselling Devotional by Michelle Ule. And now I want to read Ava's Man by Rick Bragg
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