RNA 60th Anniversary – How To Write Romance – Conflict/emotion/tension!

...“It’s often essential to include some backstory, however, and these scenes or paragraphs can be inserted at different points in the story, possibly intertwined with current action. Active flashbacks can...

Ask An Industry Expert: Rhea Kurien

...a brilliant book? (such as social media presence) Social media presence isn’t a dealbreaker at all, but it is a plus if the author already has a following. More often...

Flirting With Romance Or Serious Relationship? – Alison Morton

...Connect with Alison on her Roma Nova site: https://alison-morton.com Alison’s writing blog: https://alisonmortonauthor.com Facebook author page: https://www.facebook.com/AlisonMortonAuthor Twitter: https://twitter.com/alison_morton @alison_morton Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alisonmortonauthor/ BookBub: https://www.bookbub.com/profile/alison-morton Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/5783095.Alison_Morton Alison’s Amazon page: http://Author.to/AlisonMortonAmazon...

#IndieApril Author Spotlight: Audrey Harrison

...and demanded their own stories. I also write Paranormal Romantic Cozy Mysteries under the pen name Amelia Hopegood. It has been hard juggling the two names, but it was the...

Ask An Industry Expert: Susan Yearwood

...her a three-book deal with Canelo. I always want to find the best possible publisher for a writer and I feel that I have done just that. Canelo’s collegiate team...

Meet The #UKRomChat Team

...Catherine Curzon, spans WW1 to the present day and is published by Pride. The Ghost Garden, the first installment in historical paranormal series The de Chastelaine Chronicles is out now,...

Are You Making Writing Resolutions? Should You? (and What’s A Behag?) By Sue Moorcroft

...More on this later. But what if a goal is more general and there’s no publishing contract involved? Choosing a goal can make us think clearly about what we want....