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Podcast Author Interview – Sandra Flach

Kathleen: Hi, Kathleen Guire here. Welcome to Helping Writers Craft Authentic Stories with Courage. Today we have a special guest,…

Developing Your Writing Skills (Podcast Show Notes)

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Developing Your Writing Skills (Podcast Show Notes)

Development in Your Author Journey Part 2 Hi, Kathleen Guire here. Welcome to this episode of helping writers craft authentic…

Five Reasons You Can Write A Nonfiction Book If You don’t FEEL like an EXPERT

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Five Reasons You Can Write A Nonfiction Book If You don’t FEEL like an EXPERT

Do you want to write a nonfiction book but don’t feel like an expert? Do you feel as if you…

Three Tips for Writing G-Rated and PG-Rated Tween/Ya Fiction

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Three Tips for Writing G-Rated and PG-Rated Tween/Ya Fiction

Reading Tween/YA Fiction Before I talk about writing G-Rated and PG-Rated tween/ya fiction let me ask you -Have you ever…

Three Steps to Journaling An Article

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Three Steps to Journaling An Article

Did you know you could journal an article? Maybe you have journals full of ideas and you just didn’t know…

hi, I’m Kathleen Guire Just a little bit more about me! I’ve wanted to be an author since I was a little girl, making up songs on the swing set at an army base in Denver, Colorado. My journey as a fiction author began in a Barnes and Noble bookstore with a friend and her tween daughter. The young girl was searching for a book she could read, but everything she picked up was either inappropriate, filled with curse words, or contained explicit sexual content. As a Christian mom of seven kids, I understand the struggle. Finding books with Christian themes that are both wholesome and engaging is tough. Library and bookstore trips can quickly become frustrating. My friend’s tween’s disappointment at not finding something suitable was all too familiar to me. I took action and wrote my first fiction book, aiming to create stories that are clean, moral, and filled with unexpected plot twists. Since then, I’ve continued writing because I believe every tween, teen, YA, and mom should have access to clean thrillers and mysteries. My books blend wholesome content, moral values, and intriguing plots, addressing culturally relevant topics without compromising on quality or integrity.