A.C. Williams's Blog, page 27
October 28, 2016
Top 10 gifts for writers
Do you know a writer? If you do, I’m sure you sometimes wonder what exactly is going on in his or her head, right? It’s okay to admit it. Writers are odd ducks. The best of us embrace it.
October 26, 2016
A story in the RealmScapes Anthology
I got a short story published in this anthology, and you can get your own copy!
October 24, 2016
Biblical stress relief is a thing
I know that following Jesus isn’t easy, but Jesus also says that His burden is light and those who seek rest should come to Him. So where’s the middle ground?
October 21, 2016
In Real Life: Saigon Oriental Restaurant in Wichita, KS
Read about a real-life location from my novel FINDING FIREFLIES
October 17, 2016
Life as a headless chicken
Silence is hard to find, both externally and internally. But it’s something we should strive for, because—like it or not—Someone is trying to get our attention.
October 14, 2016
Superheroes and the truth about courage
All Hawkeye of the Avengers does is shoot arrows. Or is that the case? What if his role on the team is more important than anyone else's?
October 12, 2016
Learning how to prioritize my projects
Writers live and die by due dates, otherwise known in this career field as deadlines. There’s a reason writers have deadlines. From what I know of most of us, we have a tendency to procrastinate. We won’t call it procrastinating, though. It’s giving our brains a rest. It’s letting our …
October 10, 2016
When the road gets dark
In the dark, in those moments when you can’t see where you’re going and unseen enemies are gnawing at your heels, you have to focus on what you know is true.
October 7, 2016
My favorite coffee shops in Wichita
My favorite coffeeshops in Wichita, Kansas!
October 3, 2016
The victor’s timetable and my personal agenda
Every Team USA athlete who competed in the Olympics this year was a representative of his or her country. So when he or she wins, America wins. I win. I get to claim the victory with them, even though they’re the ones who did the work.
