April 2018: Competition Monthly

...cover sheets are requested, or your details will go on an online form or on your email. If a competition has a theme, stick to it. That may sound obvious,...

RNA Conference 2018: Meet The Industry Professionals: Julia Silk

...just a particular type of book)   Agents are frequently asked what they are looking for, and sometimes we might have a very particular want: an upmarket multi-voice, multi-generation, multicultural...

RNA 60th Anniversary – How To Write Romance – Setting!

...stunning landscape, aspects of the culture, or the people that live there.” She believes a story might be “inspired by a place or a place might ‘fit’ the story/theme” she’s...

2021 RNA Industry Award Winners

...offer the entire British publishing catalogue online while still remaining true to their roots as a physical and customer-friendly bookshop.     LIBRARY OR LIBRARIAN OF THE YEAR This award...

Joan Hessayon Award 2021 – Meet The Contenders 2

...someone over email?! – knowing that telling off a random stranger online means she has reached an all-time low. Everything changes when her boss asks her to go to a...

July 2018: Competition Monthly

...good as a rest. Picking another genre can be a good challenge. You might even find that this helps create ideas for the Work in Progress, so you’ll go back...

Redditch Library

Goldsboro Books

New Releases: April 2019

...to finish her mission in the hope that it will end the senseless fighting in the region. As soon as the new system comes online, she is kidnapped by the...

April 2021: Competition Monthly

...submitted’ as it’s referred to. It might be tempting to think that they’ll never find out. But if you win, they might! Sometimes you’re encouraged by discounts to send more...

New Releases: February 2021

...leader–shy, handsome Siegfried–it seems romance might blossom under the war-torn skies. But Florence is nursing a broken heart and a terrible secret, which might destroy her one chance of happiness....

June 2019: Competition Monthly

...might think it’s worth it. I did this a couple of times myself in the early days. However, once your story is out there in the public domain, it’s unlikely...