The Write Place welcomes its newest team member, Rachel Flynn!
- Posted in News + Tips
- Last Updated on June 21, 2018
The Write Place is excited to welcome Rachel Flynn to our team for the summer as a content writer and proofreader. In her role with the Write Place, Rachel supports social media content and provides writing, editing, and proofreading for business clients. “We are thrilled to add Rachel to our team,” said Manager Lexie Thomas. […]
Pella author illuminates the inner and outer worlds of gardening
- Posted in Book Releases & Events
- Last Updated on June 18, 2018
Carol Van Klompenburg, author and retired Write Place owner, started her first flower garden 25 years ago. “When I announced my plans to plant flowers in front of our house, my husband was skeptical,” she recalled. “I had tried a vegetable garden years earlier, and it did not go well. But I found I loved flower gardening—I loved producing something of beauty.” […]
The world, the flesh, and the devil: Bussey author publishes book on Christian spirituality
- Posted in Book Releases & Events
- Last Updated on June 18, 2018
“We all have problems,” said author Paul V. Zylstra of Bussey, Iowa. “We have these enemies at the root of our trials—the world, the flesh, and the devil—and through study of Scripture I’ve found that God has ways of helping us deal with them.” This is the main premise of Zylstra’s book, Our Spiritual Enemies: The World, the Flesh, and the Devil, which was published by the Write Place this spring. […]
Animals, insects, amphibians, oh my!: Iowa author publishes nature-inspired children’s book
- Posted in Book Releases & Events
- Last Updated on July 22, 2019
Flitterfly, written and illustrated by Barbara Schultz of Rose Hill, Iowa, is the latest children’s book published by the Write Place. It tells the story of Flitterfly, a dragonfly who lives on the land surrounding Schultz Pond. […]
The human element of UX design: Beyond websites
- Posted in Graphic Design Tips
- Last Updated on March 21, 2018
UX, or user experience, is most often associated with web and app development. It is something we focus on heavily when we’re planning a website, since user experience is such an integral part of its success. We know that no matter how amazing a site looks, if users cannot navigate it easily they will not have a good experience. […]
91 years in the making: Memoir of celebrated Northwest Iowa veterinarian wins 2018 Write Place Book Contest
- Posted in Book Contest
- Last Updated on July 22, 2019
If the fascinating tale of a life that stretches through the Depression, World War II, and a decades-long career serving the farm families and animals of Northwest Iowa sounds intriguing, let us introduce you to Get Up, Get Going, winner of the 2018 Write Place Book Contest. […]
Pella author explores the power of forgiveness in juvenile fiction novel
- Posted in Book Releases & Events
- Last Updated on June 18, 2018
The Joy of Forgiveness, written by Karen Fitzsimmons and illustrated by Rowena Hoover, is the latest juvenile fiction book published by the Write Place. It tells the story of Angel and Trouble, two teenagers who become best friends in spite of being as different as their names suggest. But when Angel makes the ultimate sacrifice […]
7 publishing trends to watch for in 2018
- Posted in Book Publishing Tips & News
- Last Updated on January 30, 2018
Whether you’re already a self-published author or you’re just starting to consider self-publishing, it’s always a good idea to keep your finger on the pulse of the industry. To help you stay in the know, we’ve pulled together some notes on what you can expect to see in the world of book publishing in 2018. […]