- 2002 – two devotionals in a ladies’ magazine.
- 2005 – nonfiction short story in Faith Writer’s Teen Truth section.
- 2006 – third place Editor’s Choice themed contest winner. Promise with a Letter published in Faith Writers anthology Come Away with Me.
- 2013 – writing internship with Answers Magazine. Three publications: Online Promotional for July-Sept. 2013 issue and two editorial articles for the Impact section of the Oct.-Dec. 2013 issue.
- 2013 – write-up in PCC’s Update about my professional writing internship.
- 2014 – finalist for and won PCC’s Original Narrative Fiction Commencement Contest, a short WWII historical fiction story, “Puddle of Remorse.”
- 2014 – nonfiction personal essay highly commended for July’s Faith Writers Writing Challenge.
- 2015 – WWII historical fiction short story “Puddle of Remorse” published in PCC’s student literary publication Fountains.
- 2015 – placed number fifteen in Faith Writers Page Turner Fiction Contest (To Protect, WWI novel).
- 2017 – mentioned on author David Rawling’s website.
- 2017 – “Obsession of 130 Hats,” a nonfiction personal essay in Fountains.
- 2017 – “Graze in Security,” a devotional for the Christian PEN: Proofreaders and Editors Summer Network News.
- 2017 – “Three Steps to Start Your Freelance Business,” an article for PEN Tips Blog.
- 2017 – “Working Deadlines Through the Holidays,” an article for PEN Tips Blog.
- 2018 – “How Much Value Do You Want?” an article for writers at Almost an Author.
- 2018 – “Editing the Beginning,” an article for writers at Almost an Author.
- 2018 – guest blogger for several author websites, including Kathleen Denly, Historical Fiction and HIStory Thru the Ages.
Your conversation with Steve Laube truly is remarkable – memorable!
I too attended Suzie May and Rachel’s post conf session in Nashville – I tend to be a blend of plotter/pantser.
Great site you have here, Tisha!
Praying you blessings in your journey!
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Joy, thanks for commenting! I did enjoy the conversation with Steve, and also for his advice about different methods of writing. And, yes, Susie’s and Rachel’s post conference was definitely the highlight of the conference!
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Hey Tisha I followed your name here to see how you are doing. Your website looks wonderful, so many improvements. Good job!
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Barbara, hello! So glad you stopped by!
Thank you so much. The Lord’s been so good, as always. 🙂
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