Dennis E. Hensley: author, educator, speaker Dr. Dennis E. Hensley is the author of six novels, 36 nonfiction books, more than 3,000 freelance newspaper and magazine articles, newspaper columns, several recorded Gospel tunes, one stage musical, and several scripts. Dr. Hensley holds four university degrees in communications, including a Ph.D. in literature and linguistics from Ball State University, where he was named "Distinguished Doctoral Graduate in English." He is director of the professional writing major at Taylor University Fort Wayne, where he is a professor of English. His books include How to Write What You Love and Make a Living at It Dennis Hensley shares his secrets for making it as an author. He discusses how to find a distinctive style, how to make time to write, and how to negotiate contracts. In easy-to-follow steps, the book outlines the keys to contacting agents, securing copyrights, and selling manuscripts to more than one market. Lots of people want to make it as writers. Hensley tells you how to do it—and enjoy the process. Man to Man: Becoming the Believer God Called You to Be Thirty-one devotionals for men, drawn from "Doc" Hensley's life experiences as an award-winning journalist, Vietnam veteran, a husband and father, and a college professor. "[Dennis] is a master communicator as a speaker and writer." (Jerry B. Jenkins) Each chapter focuses on a contemporary issue of importance to men, ranging from finances to patriotism and from fatherhood to career choices. Write on Target: A Five-Phase Program for Nonfiction Writers Holly G. Miller writes, "A glut of how-to-be-a-writer books already exist, so why have Dennis and I added yet another? We like to think Write On Target is different. Not only does it contain our take on "making it" in the tough world of nonfiction writing, but it also offers several exercises for readers to test their knowledge and skills. This book blends all the lessons that two full-time freelancers have learned in a combined 50-some years in the marketplace. It worked for us...." © Dennis E. Hensley. All text and graphics on his site, unless otherwise noted, are copyrighted © in his name, Dennis E. Hensley and are protected by United States copyright law and international copyright law under the Berne Convention.