Ask the Author: Tracey L. Moore
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Tracey L. Moore
Usually I get inspired to write the more I spend time with God. When I get before God, He sparks my curiosity about something I see in the Word, then I search it out and end up writing down my insights that I think will be helpful to others.
Tracey L. Moore
I am currently working on a devotional entitled Daily Tweets for the Soul. I am also working on developing spiritual workshops to about how to live successfully single.
Tracey L. Moore
I walk away and take a break and, usually, when I come back, it's gone. I don't try to force it. That's a waste of time. If the words are not coming, I can't make them come by sitting there. I know this sounds crazy, but it's like being constipated. Don't just sit there; you need to go do something to get things flowing again. It may be to take a walk, pray, listen to music that inspires you, or talk with a friend. After you have taken a "mental laxative," go back and try again, and hopefully you'll find the writers block has subsided. :o)
Tracey L. Moore
Being able to get your thoughts on paper and share them with the world with the hopes that lives will be transformed.
Tracey L. Moore
Write something that solves a problem for the person. If it's helping him or her to gain insight to get life changing results or provide entertainment. If it doesn't solve a problem of some kind, then you'll find it difficult to sell the book.
Tracey L. Moore
I had written love poems that I wanted to compile in a book. My favorite was entitled The Exceptional Man. I wanted to write a relationship book that celebrated good men that love and serve God. That's why I decided to write the book.
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