Tagged: Blue Ridge Conference

  • The Anti-Hero and Dark Hero

    By DiAnn Mills @DiAnnMills Not all heroes are alike. Some are Superman or Superwoman types. Some are unsuspecting heroes who don’t look the part until they are challenged. Other heroes break the traditional view with the additive of anti-hero and dark hero. An anti-hero is a character who doesn’t fall…

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  • Paint Your Pages with Light

    by Katy Kauffman @KatyKauffman28 I used to admire their work—now I study it. Master painters of light. When I was younger, I counted all of the lampposts I could find in Thomas Kincade’s quaint paintings. In Terry Redlin’s masterpieces, I felt like I could step into the fall-colored scenes and…

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  • Want to Sell More Books? Here’s What You Need at Your Merch Table

    by Maggie Wallem Rowe  Whether you are traditionally, hybrid, or self-published, what author doesn’t want to sell more books? It’s a financial boon to your publisher and certainly a blessing to you as the writer (not to mention your readers.) I’ve had a national speaking and drama ministry for the…

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  • BRMCWC 2025 Contests are OPEN

    PLEASE NOTE: There have been updates to the contest rules. To Enter go to the CONTEST PAGE on our website!!! Link to the BRMCWC 2025 Contest Page The 2025 Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference Contests Are OPEN! (Please note that some of our rules have changed and that we…

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  • Drawing Near

    by Rhonda Rhea @RhondaRhea “You know what it is, right?” It was years ago when my son handed me his drawing and asked me that question. And may I say, I handled it like a real pro. Actually no. I may not say that. Because I froze. Froze like a total…

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  • Using Your Book as Your Personal Business Card

    By Dr. Chrissy Whiting-Madison @joyfulgurly If you’ve ever published a book or you are even just considering publishing your book of poems, self-help suggestions or novel, you have more than likely heard the expression, “your book is your business card.” Is Your Book Really Your Business Card? The simple answer…

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