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A CHANGING WORLD

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TANIA CROSSE

This dreadful coronavirus has changed the world in a few short months, but hopefully technology and medical science will eventually enable us to conquer its

Opposites attract so if you bear that in mind when creating your hero and heroine in your love story you won’t go far wrong.
But in what way do you want them to be opposites? I’d say in practically any way pos

In honour of the RNA’s 60th Anniversary we’re interviewing some of the many volunteers who work hard behind the scenes to keep the organisation, website and blog running smoothly. Today, Karen King, the RNA

Today I’m delighted to welcome Emily Ruston, Editorial Director of Boldwood Books
Hello and welcome, Emily. First of all, many congratulations to you and all your colleagues that Boldwood Books was one of the f

I’m delighted to welcome Juliet Greenwood to the blog today to talk to us about her latest book. Juliet, can you tell us a little more about it?

Thank you for inviting me to the blog, I’m delighted to be

In honour of the RNAs 60th anniversary year, we have put together a special series of blog posts on various aspects of writing romance. These will feature advice and comments from some of our bestselling author

No Explanation Needed
I hope you’re all coping with the current round of lockdowns (or variation, depending on where you are). Here are some more competitions to enter, which may take your mind off the present

We are delighted to have Anne Marie Brear today.

Anne Marie, what was the inspiration behind your book? Can you tell us a little about it?

The inspiration behind this book was from a conversation with my

We are delighted to welcome Elaine Spires to the blog today to talk to us about her latest release. Elaine, could you tell us a little about it?

Thanks for inviting me.  My latest book is The Banjo Book Two

The Romantic Novelists’ Association has formed a new chapter for members who live with disability, chronic health conditions, mental health issues, and neurodiversity, either personally or as a

NOVEMBER RELEASES 2020

Louise Allen: A Marquis In Want of a Wife

Historical romance (Regency)
Harlequin Mills & Boon
Ebook and paperback
26 Nov 2020

Liberated Ladies, Book 3. A Marquis scarred

Please welcome today, Ella Allbright. Ella is not only a prolific author but also happens to be  bestselling author Sue Moorcroft’s niece

Ella, what was the inspiration behind your book? Can you tell us a

Structure is so important when you’re writing in any genre, not just romance. In fact, regardless of what you are trying to create, if you don’t have  solid structure then it’s all going to fall apart. And you do

Today I’m delighted to welcome Emily Bedford, Commissioning Editor at Canelo
 

Hello and welcome, Emily. Could I begin by asking you about Canelo, which I believe is now five years old. Could you tell us a li

A huge welcome today for Lucy Keeling who has popped in to talk to us about her latest release, Just Friends. Lucy, can you tell us a little about it?

Thank you so much for inviting me onto the blog, I’m so h

We are delighted to welcome Jen Gilroy to the blog today to tell us a little about her latest release, A Wish in Irish Falls.

Thank you for hosting me on the RNA blog. A Wish in Irish Falls (which released in

Today we would like to welcome Marilyn Rodwell and to thank her for this incredibly poignant and honest interview which depicts perfectly the captivating journey she travelled on to write The Wedding

In honour of the RNAs 60th anniversary year, we have put together a special series of blog posts on various aspects of writing romance. These will feature advice and comments from some of our bestselling author

The RNA is run by members who volunteer to take on a role in the organisation. Some of the most central roles to keeping the organisation running are our management committee. Next summer several of our current

Competition Deadlines
This month I’ve been thinking about the importance of competition deadlines. If you don’t enter a competition by the date stated, you’ll almost certainly be disqualified. But is there an