Writing fiction as a gift. | 012

[@debbietimshultz5992]

What a beautiful way to make our writings have even more purpose. I love how you said to have one person in mind and writing to them…I can see how that makes it more personal and relatable. Thanks for sharing!

[@FavourAfolabi-l]

This is inspiring. I love it because it's a way for me to get past thinking only about myself and what makes me happy but what can make a friend and family happy. Thank you.

[@TimothyShultz-uw6tb]

Thank you F.C for your wisdom and encouragement and help. Your not just an amazing author your an amazing man, husband, father, son, brother and friend. Thank you for all your help with our writing of our books. You truly inspire me.

[@olivierpapineau-schneiderm3673]

What a beautiful story and gift to you granddad❤ my book is for all my fellow dyslexic and adhd who have struggled

[@topaz_topacio]

I’ve always heard about people writing books for others specifically, like dedications in the beginning of a book. But I’ve never thought about it like this before. Creating a story for someone really is one of the best gifts you can give a friend or family member. I don’t have a specific person in mind for my story-I just know it’s a project I’ve worked on with (and for) God and that I want it to be something to spread His Word and influence. But thinking about friends and family potentially reading my story makes me want to add some Easter eggs. I’ve already named some characters after some old friends, so maybe I’ll add more stuff like that. I hope you and your family have a very Merry Christmas!