Tagged: Blue Ridge Conference

  • Distinguish Yourself and Your Book By Noting Your Expertise

    @Tamela_Murray Authors have many reasons for writing a particular book. Sometimes those reasons feel so natural you don’t stop to think about them. However, in this market, it’s important to distinguish yourself from other authors and submissions. [tweet_box design="default" float="none" inject="- @Tamela_Murray on @BRMCWC #writing #pubtip"]Distinguish Yourself and Your Book…

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  • Ready or Not, Here He Comes!

    @RhondaRhea For many years, my three sons shared a bathroom. Three. Sons. They shared that bathroom through their teen years. Getting a visual here? Three teen guys in one bathroom. I never really watched the entire Psycho movie but I heard there was a bad shower scene. If the makers of…

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  • An Overview of the 2019 Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference

    by Edie Melson @EdieMelson The 2019 Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference is almost here. We expect this to be a banner year and know that having each of you with us will make it extra special. We want to make certain you know what to expect, so this is…

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  • Getting Ready for BRMCWC 2019 – The Post Conference with Donald Maass

    This year we’re offering something new at the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference – a Post Conference Intensive. We’ve got the best-selling author and New York Times agent, Donald Maass coming in and teaching for an entire day. It’s important to note that this event require a SEPARATE REGISTRATION.…

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  • Mining Your Character’s Physical Features for Your Novel

    @DiAnnMills Writers of all genres explore techniques to reveal their character’s inner traits. Observing the character’s behavior in action and dialogue shows the reader behavior patterns without telling. The writer is also able to create memorable scenes, endear the character to readers, and move along the plot. But what about…

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  • 10 Things Every Writer Needs to Know

    @DiAnnMills When I started writing, I was so excited about the future. I had dreams, goals, my workday organized, notepads and pencils beside my computer, and a whole lot to learn about writing. But there are 10 surprises that hit me along the way to publication. Sure wish I'd have…

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