Personally, I believe that languages add great flavor to a story. It doesn’t have to be a complete language, or even used often, but references—hints at a wider or more ancient or unique culture—is always awesome.

How much worldbuilding do you need? Actually, critically, essentially need? That’s easy! It depends. Don’t roll your eyes at me, I’m serious!

Right. Today we’re going to talk about something controversial: Discipline. Why? Because it’s my blog, today is Sunday, which means it’s a GOOD PARENT topic and lastly, I think it’s a fun topic. “He’s talking about discipline, and he thinks it

Many parents will give up is because it makes them vulnerable. Adults don’t like being vulnerable—especially to children. We have to step down from our benevolent and all-powerful throne, which is a crock in the first place.

I’ve been having a large number of conversations with adults—specifically parents, about their kids of late. Teens rebelling or not heeding the counsel of their parents. Sometimes this is a singular issue, other times it develops into patterns and in

Leave a review on iTunes! What is your position on “choice”? I specifically mean a persons right to make a choice for themselves. I’m asking this because in my family, I teach our children that there are only two choices in life: you act, or;