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My First Blog Post

My First Blog Post


Wow, that took some time to set up. But it looks like I am in and ready to write. I have been writing various formats for years, but not sharing them with really anybody but a few friends.

So the purpose really of setting up a blog is two-fold:

I am participating in the Dan McGuire Blog Challenge through the Writers of Kern group. I'm taking the challenge to kickstart getting my writing out there.

Second, I hope my writings can bring encouragement, enlightenment, teach, and promote love in the lives of anybody who reads my writings.

So, what are my X Files, Writings, and Stories?

X Files

contrailThese are files I have collected mostly about myself. Words spoken to me by the Spirit of God, and People. These can be in the form of other writings, voices, dreams, visions, and prophecy. These are personal to me, but I may share some from time to time.


Writings - These are my processes from which I will attempt to put into the words you will read that intend to meet my second goal.


Stories - I will share some stories, or parts of them, in the form of narrative writing as well as screenplay format. I would love to have my stories ideas made into films.


Lastly, one of my dreams is to work with a team of creative people to develop stories and writing various film types to be made into life-changing films.

Well, I hope that is a short and sweet introduction,

Dewey
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