Your Best Writing Life
Each Tuesday, Linda Goldfarb and her writing industry experts share content for all levels of writers. You receive practical information and how-to applications to grow your writing career as a faith-based author.
--We provide content to help you grow as a Christian writer to make your next book proposal, manuscript editing, speaking event, and writer's conference worth your time and energy.
--Our episodes average 30 minutes
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--Your Best Writing Life is associated with the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference.
--If you currently teach at Christian Writers/Speakers conferences, Linda would be interested in interviewing you. Please request a guest interview intake sheet - email [email protected]
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 35 minutes
- Episodes
- 264
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
Writing Biographies and Memoirs with Dr. Craig von Buseck
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Christians, it's okay to write about your life. Biographies and memoirs have a lot to offer. Dr. Craig von Buseck gives great insight into writing about others and …
How to Market Your Words with Debb Hackett
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Marketing beyond your book is the key to success. Radio veteran, Debb Hacket provides tips for your next interview and writing press releases.
Today, Linda and her g…
Capitalizing on Virtual Conferences with Becky Antkowiak
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Virtual conferences are part of the writer's life. Navigating virtual conferences well impacts the writer's bottom line. Zoomie commander (our pet name for her), B…
Writing Narrative Nonfiction and Historical Fiction with Dr. Craig von Buseck
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Writing narrative nonfiction is not the same as writing historical nonfiction. Knowing the difference will land you an award-winning book. Dr. Craig von Buseck shar…
Writing Humor with Amy A.C. Williams
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Writing humor has a lot to do with the combination of observation and timing. Author and book coach, Amy Williams shares how humor, lowers stress and makes tough to…
Launch Teams and Street Teams with Tammy Karasek
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Launch Teams and Street Teams are essential for authors. Beta Readers and Influencers play a big part in launching your book too. Linda's guest, Tammy Karasek is sh…
Evaluating Publishing Options with Cheri Cowell
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Linda Goldfarb and her guest discuss traditional publishing, answer some forbidden questions, and take a look at the many options for self, independent, co-publishi…
How to Book a Podcast Tour with Susan Neal RN MBA
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How to book a podcast tour. Susan Neal was interviewed on 29 podcast/radio shows in eight months in 2020 and won the Christian Author Network Crown Award for Outsta…
Getting Started on Your First Book with Michele Chynoweth
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Strategies to get started on your first book are not as complicated as you might think. Author Michele Chynoweth Shares her 8-step process every writer can follow.
M…
Advice and Wisdom for Writing Success with DiAnn Mills
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Advice and wisdom to be a successful writer, you don't want to miss this episode. DiAnn Mills shares twenty-plus years of writing wisdom with our host, Linda Goldfa…
Don’t Despise Small Beginnings with Dr. Michelle Bengtson
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Think your audience is too small for God? Dr. Michelle Bengtson shares how our small beginnings work in the lives of our readers. Join Linda Goldfarb and Dr. Michel…
Perfecting Your Nonfiction Endeavors with Edie Melson
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Writing nonfiction can seem boring, yet Edie Melson says, not true, we just need the right elements to make our words pop. Listen in as Linda and Edie discuss how t…
How to Transition into Podcasting
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Is podcasting in your future? Our panel of podcasters, Misty Phillip, Doris Swift, and Heather Creekmore, give you insight into the world of podcasting through th…
Website Essentials for Writers with Katrina Glover
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WEBSITE Essentials FOR BEGINNERS - what authors need to get started. Web Girl, Katrina Glover shares website basics to promote your books help people connect with y…
Fiction Character Development Part 2 with DiAnn Mills
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Fiction writing tips: How do characters handle betrayal? Every character must stay true to their personality, find out how with DiAnn Mills.
Linda Goldfarb welcomes,…
Writing Articles That Sell Books with Linda Gilden
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Writing articles that sell books sets you up as an expert in your field. Linda Goldfarb welcomes the Author of Articles, Articles, Articles, Linda Gilden, to share…
Pinterest and Instagram for Writers with Edie Melson
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Social Media expert, Edie Melson, and Linda Goldfarb discuss How Writers Should Use Pinterest and Instagram
Welcome, Edie Melson, whose core message is Find your vo…
Formatting Bible Studies and Devotionals with Cynthia Cavanaugh
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Writing a Bible study or devotional? Learn the essential elements to make it effective for your reader - How to Format Devotionals and Bible Studies with Cynthia Ca…
Fiction Writing Character Development Part 1 with DiAnn Mills
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Welcome to Your Best Writing Life, an extension of the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference held in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mts of NC.
I’m your host L…
Blue Ridge Reader Connections for Authors and Readers
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A brand new way to connect authors with their readers is here! Blue Ridge Reader Connections is helping readers feel the excitement of encountering a new author or …