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  • What is the Literary Agent Doing While I Wait?

    @Tamela_Murray You submit a great manuscript to an agent. Then you wait. And wait. And wait. What could she possibly be doing? [tweet_box design="default" float="none" inject=" #writing #writerslife"]What is the Literary Agent Doing While I Wait? @Tamela_Murray on @BRMCWC[/tweet_box] Let’s say your baby jumped most of the hurdles and is…

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  • 40 Writing Tips for the Professional Writer

    @DiAnnMills Writers today search for tips to help them move forward in the craft. The following are 40 ways to sharpen your writing tools. [tweet_box design="default" float="none" inject="#writing #pubtip"]40 Tips for the Professional Writer - @DiAnnMills on @BRMCWC [/tweet_box] Pray for your writing ministry Read in the genre you are writing…

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  • Aftermath of a Writing Conference

    @RamonaRichards It’s been compared to drinking from a firehose. It’s been called “graduate school in a week.” It’s intense, in-depth, and incomparable. It’s also a remarkable amount of fun. It’s the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference. Five days that can change your life and your career. You will leave…

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  • Details About the Onsite Bookstore at BRMCWC

    The 2019 Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference is coming up fast. And we’re continuing our practice of allowing attendees to offer books for sale in our conference bookstore. This includes traditionally published books and self-published books. The fee for consigning books is 20% of the purchase price of each…

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  • Tips For Crafting Your Writer Bio

    @CindyDevoted One of the most important things a writer must learn is to write an effective bio. From the simple one-line by-line to a full length professional bio, it is what specifically identifies us. Unfortunately, unlike the one-size-fits-all clothing we find in the store, you cannot expect one bio to…

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  • If You Knew No One Would Read It, Would You Still Write It?

    @JennyLCote Last time I asked you to examine why you write. If you’ve settled that, then the answer to this question may come easier. But that doesn’t make it any less depressing of a scenario. Aren’t we passionate about writing so people will read, enjoy, be inspired, educated, transformed or simply…

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