Tagged: Blue Ridge Conference

  • You’ve Been Served

    by Rhonda Rhea @RhondaRhea If it hadn’t required law school and…you know…brains and whatnot, I would be a lawyer right now. Except I wanted to do it exclusively so I could someday say to a colleague, “See ya later, litigator!” It’s all about the line! It’s probably just as well that…

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  • 10 Ways To Stomp out Writer Perfectionism and Embrace Acceptance

    By DiAnn Mills @DiAnnMills A perfectionist is seldom satisfied with their writing performance, and they are rarely pleased with other’s accomplishments either. Some say it’s the way a person is wired, or how the person was raised, educated, and a host of other reasons. Really? None of us are perfect…

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  • BRMCWC Book Store Info

    Following are the instructions on how to prepare your books for the BRMCWC Bookstore. BRMCWC will deduct a 20% service fee from all sales. The deadline for requesting an appointment to have your books carried by the onsite bookstore is May 1, 2021. See details below. Due to the limited space…

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  • BRMCWC Foundation Awards

    By Eva Marie Everson, Contest Director @EvaMarieEverson Rules, Guidelines & Fees: The entrant must be registered for the entire conference in order to compete. There is a $35 entry fee for each submission. It is acceptable to make one payment for multiple entries. First entry is the one that will be…

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  • Two Writers Are Better Than One – or Are They?

    By the Two Lindas of Personality @LindaGilden @LindaGoldfarb When it comes to writing, people often ask us - What’s it like to collaborate with someone else on a book? We have had a wonderful partnership as we have worked on the LINKED® Personality Series together and launched the LINKED® Personality System.…

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  • How to Find The Right Writing Coach For You

    By Larry Leech @LarryJLeechII A few days ago, blogger guru Heather Kreke wrote about the benefits having a writing coach. She wrote that she and her coach during their bi-weekly meetings will often brainstorm ideas for scenes and different directions for the story as well as help her weed out…

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