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Scribble owner, BD tharp graduated Magna Cum Laude from Wichita State University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communications, Women/Minority Studies and Fine Arts.
Publishing credits include articles for Womens Focus Magazine, The Wichita Register, East Wichita News, to name a few. BD provides editing services to a local investment firm, member profiles and advertorials for East Wichita Business Association, newsletter editor for Kansas Writers Association, as well as writing marketing, advertising, and press releases for a local funeral home and a data base management company. For writing samples click on Scribble and visit the web site.
KWA NEWS
Two agents from NYC agency, Fine Print Literary will be presenting and giving consultations at the Sept. 20th, Saturday, 8:00 - 4:30 at Collegiate School. Registration forms are available on the KWA web site (www.kwawriters.org). Consultations are on a first come first served basis.
BD Bio
A lifetime resident of Kansas, B.D. Tharp worked days and attended Wichita State University nights, graduating Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communications, Women/Minority Studies and Fine Arts. B.D. began Scribble Freelance Writing, a freelance copy writing and editing company six years ago. Some publishing credits include a short story, articles, and an essay that has appeared in Sheridan Edwards Review, Women’s Focus Magazine, Wichita Register Magazine, and A Waist Is A Terrible Thing To Mind, an Anthology. Accomplishments include: Writer's Digest 76th Annual Competition-Stage Play category award winner, Kansas award winner in short story, children’s picture book, and prose. B.D. has completed a novel of women’s contemporary fiction, Family Portrait, and started working the sequel, Patchwork Family, which also won the KWA award for first pages of a novel and playwriting.
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A member of the Womens Focus writing team, BD Tharp enjoys writing about local non-profit organizations, interesting people with unusual hobbies, health related issues, and ordinary people doing extraordinary things.