Meet The 2020 Joan Hessayon Contenders

...The malevolent of their kind exploit their powers to terrible ends and a league of benevolent vampires works covertly against them. Amber Ridley is unique as the only human on...

Author Talk at Wetherby Library with Emily Kerr

Wetherby Library is delighted to welcome Emily Kerr, Romantic Novelists’ Association award winner 2023, to their Community Hub and Library. Emily is the author of feel-good romantic comedies, and has...

Conference Speaker: Laura James, Magic Spells & Creative Wells, Sat 9-10am

...What Doesn’t Kill You, the third in her Chesil Series, spearheaded Choc Lit’s Dark imprint. Laura’s short story Bitter Sweet appears in the Romantic Novelists’ Association’s anthology, Truly, Madly, Deeply....

Linda Corbett – Love You From A-Z

...thought of television and social media. Hopefully Elizabeth would enjoy some of our satirical comedy shows on TV, but Kitty and Lydia might be a bit too enthralled with Twitter!...

New Publications: January 2019

...– and could be dangerous. Working at the Foyles bookshop was Molly Cooper’s dream job. But with the country at war she’s determined to do her bit. So Molly gathers...

New Releases: January 2020

...is far too focused on hunting for the criminal mastermind known as ‘Flint’ to waste time on a masquerade. Unfortunately, the only way to distract Flint from the net closing...

Hints & Tips For New Writers #23

...early. If you’re going to conference for an editor or agent meeting, our feedback can help you prepare if you get it to us early in the year. Don’t miss...

Fenella Miller: Why I Became A Historical Romance Writer.

...20s and still reading contemporary romance. As often happens, especially to women, career and family got in the way and my writing dreams had to be put to one side....

Clare Swatman – How To Save A Life

...perfectly. The setting was fairly easy for this one, although that’s definitely not always the case – because of the nature of the nearly-meeting story, it needed to be somewhere...

July 2018: Competition Monthly

...worth it, particularly if you’re early on in your writing career. With closing dates in place, it’s good practice for writing to a deadline. Whether you’re new to the fiction...

Interview With Susan Watson, Fiction Editor From My Weekly

...you, what is the process? We currently only accept fiction submissions from authors who have previously had fiction published in My Weekly magazine. However, if an RNA author fits this...

New Releases: September 2023

...to 1960s Sicily. In 1943, Carlo Rosso an Italian POW falls for local widow, Sara Lewis. Unbeknown to her, he is harbouring secrets. After his untimely death in 1968, his...