Why do I write non-fiction, Bettina Drew?

Maybe it's because non-fiction offers real-life insights and knowledge that you can apply to your own life.

Writing fiction could be your passion. It gives you the freedom to explore different themes and emotions. Plus, it's a great way to entertain and connect with readers who enjoy getting lost in fictional tales.

Maybe they lack the time or motivation. Writing a non-fiction book takes a lot of effort and commitment.

Maybe it's because writing a non-fiction book requires a lot of research and time commitment. Not everyone has the patience or resources for that.

Perhaps you have a natural inclination towards information that is based on reality. Non-fiction often presents insights and perspectives that resonate with your way of thinking and your desire for practical or intellectual growth.

You might love non-fiction books because they expose you to true stories and diverse perspectives. They can inspire and educate, giving you a deeper understanding of the world around you. Also, they often provide practical advice and solutions to various problems.

You might write a non-fiction book to share your expertise or unique experiences with others.

One reason could be to share real-life experiences and knowledge that can educate or inspire others.

Could be that you find inspiration in Christian teachings and want to bring those messages to life in fictional form. Also, it might be a way for you to connect with a like-minded community and have a positive impact on readers' spiritual journey.

One reason could be that not being tied to Christian beliefs gives you a wider range of perspectives and ideas. You don't have to worry about aligning your story with religious teachings or pleasing a specific religious audience. This allows for more creative exploration and less self-censorship.