Fliterary: One Way to Tell if Your Prologue (and Epilogue) Is Unnecessary

One Way to Tell if Your Prologue (and Epilogue) Is Unnecessary

About Fliterary

Fliterary was birthed over steaming latte's in a coffee shop. Writers discussed the need for playtime, rest and renewal. Perhaps a playground and recess for authors and readers to come, relax, plop down in the recliner, and receive encouragement, a laugh, and maybe something to restart weary brains.

Jesus reminds us His yoke is easy and His burden is light. Even when life is hard, we have a Savior willing and ready to shoulder the load. However, it’s so easy to take on the weight of the world’s problems. Even writers get preoccupied with deadlines, word count, and edits. We forget to enjoy the journey.

Come on in. Sit for a spell, and join us for word and story play.

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

One Way to Tell if Your Prologue (and Epilogue) Is Unnecessary

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