Have you ever been told what NOT to do? Find out what Donna Cummings does when faced with this dilemma! There is a ton of great advice out there. Some of it I agree with, [...]
Kimberly Kincaid was the first person who introduced me to foodie romance-she will have the first three books in her Pine Mountain foodie series out with Kensington in 2014. In the meantime, she’s taken on [...]
We love to welcome back Donnell Ann Bell to Romance University! Donnell gives us GREAT tips on hiring an editor – be ready, you’re going to want to print this one out! Hi, members and [...]
Help me welcome RU’s newest contributor – freelance author and writer Heather Webb! When is it Time to Hire an Editor? Most writers wrestle with novel revisions and at some point find themselves asking—when is [...]
Today, author MONICA BURNS discusses her firsthand experiences with risk and reward. I’m a huge Star Trek fan, and one of my favorite characters EVER in the franchise is Quark, a Ferengi. The Ferengi are [...]
RU is so pleased have Oliver Rhodes on board as a regular contributor. We are so excited to mooch off his vast experience and we invite you to come along. Welcome Oliver! Your author brand – and [...]
Please give a warm welcome to mystery author Larissa Reinhart! I met Larissa right here on RU last year, and I was lucky enough to share the excitement of her first sale to Henery Press. [...]
Please welcome back author and blogger Anne R. Allen! The auto industry has the Big Four. In traditional publishing, it’s the Big Six…and a slew of mid-sized and smaller presses. Today, Anne gives us a breakdown of print and e-book [...]
Will tweeting and a Facebook ad increase your book sales? Should you lower the price or offer it as a freebie to attract more readers? I’m happy to have indie YA author Jillian Dodd with us! Carrie and I met Jillian through a workshop last [...]
When I started thinking I should learn more about self publishing, I ran across a book by HP Mallory. In it, I learned about cover design, self-promotion and what does – and doesn’t! – work [...]