Contact me at lori@lorifreeland.com
Lori Freeland—author, editor, writing coach—holds a degree in psychology from the University of Wisconsin. An encourager and teacher at heart, she’s presented multiple workshops at North Texas Christian Writers, Orange County Christian Writers, SoCal Christian Writers, Mount Hermon, Permian Basin, Romance Writers of America National, and the West Texas Writers’ Academy. A former acquisitions editor for Armonia Publishing, former editor for The Christian Pulse, and regular contributor to Crosswalk.com and Writers in the Storm, she writes articles, blogs, short stories, and novels from YA to adult. When she’s not hanging with her husband, drinking too much coffee, or worrying about her adult kids, she loves to mess with the lives of the imaginary people living in her head.
8 Comments
Michelle D Keyes
Your middle grade novel sounds like it will be a challenging but rewarding book! I too am writing a middle grade novel. If you need a beta reader or if I can do anything to help you with your book, please let me know. 🙂
Lori Freeland
I would love that! Right now I’m focusing on my YA and when that’s edited I will go back to the MG.
Sean Durity
I have very similar interests to you, including a daughter with significant medical problems. I hope to learn from you about writing in the Christian market.
Lori Freeland
Sean, I went to your site. I love your Psalms project 🙂 What a great idea!
April
Hi,
I came to your site from your posting on The Freelance Writer’s Connection group on LinkedIn.
I hesitate to write this, because I don’t want to offend you, but I have to ask:
Isn’t “the two sides of me” really just your battle between Spirit and flesh?
Trust me, it isn’t like I haven’t been there, but I know which one I finally had to let win…
Lori Freeland
Hmmm. I’m not offended at all but I think I’d have to answer not quite to your question. I think that in all things we can please the Lord, not just in “Christian” things.
secret
hello lori i love your writing do you have a book out yet though
Jiltaroo
You go girl!