Connect with the Source of all Creativity Writing is a solitary art. Or so they say. And maybe it is, for some. The best writing, however, is a partnership. A dance. A duet between the writer and the Word. Many have discovered that the writing task changes--and inspiration heightens--when the writer consciously and purposefully partners with God in the creative process. Prayers for Writers is designed to help that happen. The 100 prayers in this book will help any writer--hobbyist or professional, beginning to advanced, novelists, academic writers, technical writers, writers for children, and more--to make prayer a daily part of their writing routine. These prayers are just what every faith-based writer needs.  – Jerry B. Jenkins, NY Times bestselling author Connect with the Source of all Creativity Writing is a solitary art. Or so they say. And maybe it is, for some. The best writing, however, is a partnership. A dance. A duet between the writer and the Word. Many have discovered that the writing task changes--and inspiration heightens--when the writer consciously and purposefully partners with God in the creative process. Prayers for Writers is designed to help that happen. The 100 prayers in this book will help any writer--hobbyist or professional, beginning to advanced, novelists, academic writers, technical writers, writers for children, and more--to make prayer a daily part of their writing routine. Bob Hostetler is an award-winning author, literary agent, and international speaker who lives in southern Nevada. His more than fifty books, including the award-winning  Don’t Check Your Brains at the Door  (co-authored with Josh McDowell)   and the dual-timeline novel The Bone Box, have sold millions of copies. As a literary agent with the Steve Laube Agency, Bob represents the work of fiction and nonfiction writers to Christian publishers. He has been a radio disc jockey, radio commentator, game writer, pastor and preacher, and (with his wife, the lovely Robin) a foster parent to eleven teenage boys (though not all at once). He and his wife love spending time with their daughter, son, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, and their five perfect grandchildren. (www.bobhostetler.com) A Prayer Before Writing Lord God Adonai, I am about to write. I have nothing to say, nothing to offer. I am a poor writer, and an even poorer Christian. And yet I must try to find words that will bring into being something that has never been before. Help me, Lord. Inspire me. Empower me. Flow through me. Grant that I may write better than I can write, and thus know that all the honor and glory and thanks belong to you, in Jesus' name, amen.