Open Letter to Christian Writers re: "Passing it Forward"

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From: Jean Purcell

Re: "Passing it forward"

E-mail: editor@opinebooks.com

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Tomorrow: Hillerman and Write What You Know

It's a thrill when readers pass along blog links from Jean Purcell and Opinari Writers and Author Support blogs. I hope you will Tweet and "Like" more links.

    Topics here and at Author Support aim to spur writers like you in knowledge and commitment, to deposit something of value into your information bank as a writer and Christian. To give you good perspectives from professional views, life experience, and other talented writers is my pleasure. What you write--whether nonfiction, fiction, poetry, drama, or articles--can deeply affect others in many good ways. What a thought!  

     Whatever value you see in these blogs, please share the links as Tweets and Facebook Likes, and other networking ways. I really appreciate that. It is the best! I hope we all thank God for guiding us to write.
     See you here again soon. If you are not a Christian, you too are welcome here to inquire and also to read writing tips.

Sincerely,

Jean

P.S. A closing positive: 

     ... Joy in one's heart and some laughter on one's lips is a sign that the person down deep has a pretty good grasp of life. Hugh Sidey

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