Liz Fenwick -the River Between Us

Liz Fenwick TUESDAY 8TH MARCH 2022 Cornwall-based novelist, Liz Fenwick, has won the Popular Romantic Fiction Award with her novel, The River Between Us, for the Romantic Novelists’ Association’s annual...

Romance Aloud – Ian Skillicorn

...on Millie Johnson Rhoda Baxter on Sarah Mason and more! Listen to Romance Aloud with Apple podcasts Listen to Romance Aloud with Stitcher Listen Romance Aloud with Tunein www.ianskillicorn.com www.wyndhambooks.com...

RNA Joan Hessayon Award Contender: Katy Turner – Let’s Just Be Friends

...but also to the enduring appeal of the romance genre. Well done to all of you.’ RNA Chair, Jean Fullerton, added, ‘Congratulations to all of the 2023 contenders for the...

The Secret Sister By Jan Baynham

...Claudia, Maria, Rosa. As always, the setting of my novel is fictional but based on real places. When the novel is taking place in mid-Wales, I choose place names that...

Jennifer Bibby – The Cornish Hideaway

Congratulations on your publishing deal with Digital Originals. Your debut novel is coming out soon. Please tell us a little about how you got the deal with your publisher? Thank...

Self-publish, Traditional – Or Both? Kindle Bestseller Nicola May Gives Us Her Opinion

...indie author. My road to self-published success It wasn’t until I reached my thirties that my fictional firework was ignited. It all began with a half-marathon which I was dared...

Audrey Harrison – Lady Edith’s Lonely Heart

...happy ever after, but I like to make the journey full of surprises for the reader and build the story around real historical details. As soon as I found out...

Ann Evans: Hints & Tips For New Writers #7

...story: characters, setting, viewpoint, plot, conflict, dialogue, narrative, tense, theme, editing and presentation. The décor is your personal style and flair: your descriptions, the depth of the emotion woven into...

The Romantic Novel of the Year Awards

...process Register as a judge Gallery The Fantasy Romantic Novel Award For romantic novels with elements where the reader needs to suspend disbelief, including magical realism, fantasy and science fiction....

Emma Jackson: My First Six Months As A Published Author

...has taught me that it’s vital to get my bottom in the chair and write, even when I don’t feel like it, but equally, and just as importantly, to trust...

Hints & Tips For New Writers #6

...that’s not a massive surprise, although I think it helps to know we’re all in the same boat. Non-writer friends and family might be supportive, but they can’t necessarily relate...

Independent Bookshop Week

...Rosanna Ley’s stories for Italy, Jo Thomas’s for France; or if I want to delve into the past then Elizabeth Chadwick’s, Jean Fullerton’s or Dilly Court’s fit the bill; or...