The truth is, I don’t run out of words very often. Usually, I have something to say, and frankly, should probably keep my mouth shut more often. In fact, I can count the moments when my world stopped and words swept from my mind. ~Seeing my handsome groom at the end of the aisle, waiting to marry me. ~The birth of my children. ~The day, in Russia, when God spared us from attackers who would have killed us. ~Watching my eldest son take the stage, head shaved, as Daddy Warbucks and realizing he’d grown up. ~Listening to my daughter sing the national anthem. ~Watching my middle son plow through the defense the first time he ran for a touchdown. ~The day my […]
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About Susan May Warren
Former Russian Missionary Susan May Warren is the best-selling author of more than 40 novels and novellas with Tyndale, Barbour and Steeple Hill, and Summerside. A Christy award and RITA winner, and multiple finalist for the RITA, Christy and winner of Inspirational Readers Choice contest, Susan currently has over a million books in print. A seasoned women’s events speaker and writing teacher, she is the founder of http://www.mybooktherapy.com an online community for writers, and runs a fiction editing service teaching writers how to tell a great story. Visit her online at: http://www.susanmaywarren.com.Author Archive | Susan May Warren
And the Frasier Winner is…
Melissa Tagg!! Tuesdays with Cully She thought she knew him better than anyone. Now she wishes she didn’t. Genre: Contemporary Romance Congratulations Melissa! We are so proud of you! The 2011 Awards open January 21, 2011. More information on the Frasier Awards…
Read the RestLet me tell you my story!
Five days until the ACFW conference. I can’t wait! Before we get started, if you are going and you would like to attend the MBT Pizza Party/Frasier Awards, there are still tickets available at the door. It is $25, first come, first serve. It’s going to be fun. Chip has something special planned, and Jeane Wynn is going to give you some fabulous tools for the care and feeding of readers even before you are published. And, I have something fun up my sleeve. I promise, this is not your average awards ceremony! Now…let’s talk about how we’re going to behave at while pitching at conference, huh? Of course, we’re there to work and learn, to fellowship and hopefully to have some fun. But when we’re pitching, it’s important to lay some […]
Read the RestPitch Practice (or getting ready to PITCH at the ACFW conference!)
It’s conference time! I’ll never forget the first ACFW conference I attended. About 100 of us met in Kansas City for the first ACFW event, and it felt like a family reunion. I met my editor for the first time (I’d sold a book while living overseas) and…I pitched a series. Which I sold—with Susan Downs: The Heirs of Anton. I was scared to death. I sat down opposite the editor and she, very kind but also business-like, said, “What do you have for me?” Open mouth. Wait. Is there anything in there? I think I fumbled out my first line, something lame like, “I have a Russian suspense series I think you’ll like.” Great pitch, Suz. And then I realized . . . […]
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