Author: Wendy Marshall

Writing that stands on its own

It’s important to do our best to ensure what we write is not misunderstood by our readers

The power of simplicity

Speak powerfully to your audience by expressing the core of your message

Stories communicate our message

People love a good story; we can use that to show them the needs in Japan

Motivate people to care

You need to draw people in if you are to achieve your purpose for writing

How can you write with integrity?

Credibility is such a foundational element in writing that we often neglect to think about it

Be unexpected

Use surprise and curiosity to engage your audience

Cluttered writing

How do we avoid words that distract from our message?

Unclear writing

It’s important that our words communicate what we want them to

Writing scenes

Use scenes to make your writing more vivid

Using dialogue in nonfiction

Here’s a way to take your writing to greater heights

Keep it simple

Prayer letter critique

Are there gaps in what you tell your prayer supporters?

Narrative arcs in nonfiction

Beware the curse of knowledge

Suspense in your writing

Keep your readers glued to the page, even in non-fiction