Romance University
Weekly Lecture Schedule, June 10-14, 2013
Weekly Lecture Schedule, June 10-14, 2013
Book Launch Day with Loucinda McGary
Today, we’re celebrating Loucinda McGary’s latest release, Dead Girl in a Green Dress! An avid traveler, the locales of her novels are a result of places she’s visited. A trip to Mackinac Island sets the [...]
Author Kate Meader: O.M.G., I’m Published! So I Can Relax Now, Right?
I met KATE MEADER when I moved to Illinois and joined the Chicago North chapter of RWA. I’m very excited to welcome Kate – this is her first stint as a Visiting Professor at RU. [...]
Traveling with a Gun, by Weapons Expert Adam Firestone
Your hero has to travel across the country, and because he is a protective alpha kind of guy, he doesn’t intend to get in a car or on a plane unless he’s armed and ready [...]
Weekly Lecture Schedule: June 3-7, 2013
It’s June, the month of orange blossoms and wedding bells, of cheesey rhymes and summer romance. At Romance University, we’re kicking off the month with a bang! Monday, June 3 – ADAM FIRESTONE is back! [...]
Building Sexual Tension with Vonda Sinclair
After the second glance and before the first kiss, something magical happens between the hero and heroine. But how do you achieve that electrifying snap, crackle, and pop? Today’s Visiting Professor, Vonda Sinclair, explains the [...]
Lord Save Me From Critique Groups with Duffy Brown
Participating in a critique group has its pros and cons. Author Duffy Brown gives us her candid take on crit groups and the benefits of brainstorming sessions. Wonderful to have you back, Duffy! Critique group [...]
If at First, You Don’t Succeed…by Anna Sugden
There’s no secret formula to getting published. What works for one author may not work for another. Anna Sugden shares her insight on keeping your faith, motivation and courage alive. Welcome back, Anna! One of [...]
7 Weekly Steps to Becoming an Organized Writer with Kelsey Browning
A cluttered desk is the sign of a cluttered mind, right? Today, co-founder Kelsey Browning shows us how to keep organized for better writing. How many times have you lamented (okay, out and out whined) [...]
