RU Ready?
This week, we’ll feature three special guests:
Monday, May 18 – Brenda Novak – Staying in for the Long Haul
Wednesday, May 20 – Milton Grasle – Women Writing Male POV
Friday, May 22 – Theresa Stevens – Got Backstory?
Stop by Monday to chat with Brenda, who will head the class with details about her road to becoming a New York Times bestselling author. Leave a comment and your name will be entered in a drawing to win a $50 gift certificate and a tote full of goodies.
WAIT! We have more good news.
Would you like to win a nifty new iPod Nano? Leave a comment during our launch week, May 18 – 22, and your name will be entered in a separate drawing. Courtesy of RU’s faculty members (Adrienne Giordano, Kelsey Browning and Tracey Devlyn).
Romance University – A place where friends are made and dreams are realized
Carrie Spencer, writing romantic comedy and goofy middle-grade, personifies her alter-ego - 
This looks like a great site!
If you’re looking for topic ideas – could you deal with shifting POV? I’m getting conflicting info on whether I need to stay with one POV through
out a scene in series romance.
Also – Is there any website that will give me guidelines on number of chapters in each line?
Posted by nancyevertz | May 18, 2009, 12:48 amHi Nancy!
Thanks for joining us at RU. Be sure to stop by tomorrow for Brenda Novak’s post.
We do plan to host POV as a topic. It’s so broad that you’ll likely see it treated in a number of ways by various visiting professors. I think you’ll be especially interested in Alicia Rasley’s post on Friday, June 5th.
If you’re writing category romance, I encourage you to visit http://www.eharlequin.com if you haven’t already. Rather than set a specific number of chapters required, most lines have a word count range.
PS – let us know how you found out about us!
Posted by KelseyBrowning | May 18, 2009, 12:56 amHey ladies,
I heard about Romance University through an announcement to my RWA chapter.
I wasn’t aware that every time I commented it would show up on the sidebar. (g) I guess I’ll stop now. I’m still glad I was your first visitor. I’m going to give your link to my yahoo group.
Dyanne
Posted by Dyanne Davis | May 18, 2009, 9:53 amI found out about you through a RWA loop — sorry, can’t remember which one. Love your site, just visited Brenda Novak’s post. I’m looking forward to future posts especially Alicia Rasley’s!
Posted by Lara Lee | May 18, 2009, 9:57 amWe found you on the Windy City RWA loop. So glad we did. Would like to learn more about specific promotional activities that are rewarding. Thank you!
Posted by K.M. Daughters | May 18, 2009, 10:30 amLara Lee – you can thank Adrienne for snagging Alicia Rasley. Also – we’re happy to take “special requests” for visiting professors with the understanding that all we can do is try! However, Tracey is the wonder woman of recruiting VPs.
K.M. – When you say promo activities that are rewarding, I assume you mean some advice from authors on what has and hasn’t worked in building up their readreships. Am I on track?
Posted by KelseyBrowning | May 18, 2009, 11:48 am