Four Articles Editors Love and How to Write Them!: Boot Camp for Christian Writers

Boot Camp for Christian Writers

by Denise George

Boot Camp for Christian Writers Denise George Four Articles Editors Love-And How to Write Them! "The Ever-Popular Personal Experience, Inspirational Article" Learn how to offer your readers hope, encouragement, and inspiration through your own personal experiences. Editors love the first person intimacy that develops between you and your reader when you honestly share your own experiences, and provide helpful practical and inspirational advice. The personal experience/inspirational is popular in both Christian and secular magazines. "The Delightful Daily Devotion" A daily devotion is brief, fun to write, and hopeful to the reader. Many daily devotional, monthly magazines are entirely free-lance written! Editors need a steady supply of devotions. Many of these magazines go to people all over the world. Learn how to write devotions an editor will love. "The Issue-Oriented Article" Offer your voice and your Christian worldview to people all over the world! People today need answers to the questions that come from current events, the world's problems, crisis situations, etc. These articles you write about current society and world issues will help inform, educate, and stir your readers to action. "The Perfect Profile/Interview Article" & "The Multiple Profiles Article" Both Christian and secular magazines use profile articles. In this work book, you'll learn how to set up and conduct an interview, research your topic, format your article, and write the perfect profile piece. Everyone has a story! Discover how to detect and identify good profile article opportunities in the people you know, meet, and work with every day. Templates and exercises are included to help you hone your writing skills.

216 pages, Paperback

First published July 26, 2012

About the author

Denise George is an internationally popular writer and speaker best known for creative Biblical application. Denise is married to Dr. Timothy George, executive editor of Christianity Today and founding Dean of Beeson Divinity School in Birmingham, Alabama.