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How to Write Faith-Based Messages for a Secular Market
- Narrated by: Mary Gray
- Length: 25 mins
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How to Write Faith-Based Messages for a Secular Market
Narrated by:
Mary Gray
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Summary
Are you a secular writer who also strives to incorporate messages of hope or faith?
I'm one of those writers, and I've fought for years to learn how to balance both aspects successfully. In this short nonfiction audiobook, I'll share the method I've learned to subtly incorporate faith-based messages in secular stories. I'll discuss:
- How to fill your spiritual well and know what to add without getting preachy
- Know where and how to add these precious gems of knowledge via the sneaky art of sub-plotting
- How to stay resilient against the adversary while considering marketability
I'd love to help you get your stories to the next level of hope and faith.
©2017 Mary Gray (P)2018 Mary Gray
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