On Catholic Fiction

The National Catholic Register is featuring a wonderful article on Catholic Fiction. Check it out here: Catholic, Will Write

How $1 Could Make You a Bestselling Author

This is a good article on how a small purchase (provided you actually use it!) could make your writing career:

How $1 Could Make You a Bestselling Author

MFA/MA in Children's Literature offered by Simmons College/Eric Carle Museum

I was very intrigued by this article in the Springfield Republican about a collaborative program between Simmons College and the Eric Carle Museum to offer an MFA/MA program in Children's Literature: Students 'Master" Writing for Children. You can find out more about the program at the Simmons College website: Simmons College/Eric Carle Program

What's New with the Catholic Writer's Guild

The Catholic Writer's Guild is busy with many good projects. Find out more at What's Up, CWG

It's National Library Week

I absolutely love libraries. They are second only to Churches as my favorite places, and I'd like to think that heaven has the most amazing library ever (where I hope to spend some quality time after I leave this world). Learn more here: National Library Week

To Blog or Not to Blog

If you are a writer, do you have to blog? Sarah Reinhard ponders that question (and offers some really could reasons why you should NOT blog) at To Blog or Not to Blog

Stanford's Online Creative Writing Certificate

I came across an ad for this program in a magazine today and it looks interesting. Unlike most writing programs, there is no residency requirement. Stanford's Online Creative Writing Certificate