Harlequin

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5 Tips for Writing a Compelling Book Blurb by Amy Wilkins

I met Amy Wilkins, Assistant Manager of Digital Content and Social Media at Harlequin,  at RWA Nationals in NYC at the Harlequin Pajama party wearing my cool “Nick & Nora” Elephant PJ’s and right before [...]

Weekly Lecture Schedule for November 21-25, 2011

Happy Thanksgiving! We hope you have a wonderful turkey day and get to kick back with a good book. Take a minute to hang out with us this week and you’ll hear about women writing [...]

From Idea to Acceptance: Five Things to Smooth Your Path to Publication with Christina Hollis

We’re happy to have Harlequin Author Christina Hollis with us today. Christina gives us some great tips on navigating the bumpy road to publication. http://www.christinahollis.com  I wrote this blog because writing is a solitary process, [...]

Weekly Lecture Schedule for November 14-18, 2011

RU Crew, be sure to stop in this week when our own Adrienne Giordano updates us on her debut author journey. We also have everything from how not to drive contest judges crazy, medical romances [...]

The Submission Process: One Author’s Perspective

Today author BETH KERY, who also writes as BETHANY KANE, shares her perspective on the submission process. Beth is giving away copies of ADDICTED TO YOU by Bethany Kane and LIAM’S PERFECT WOMAN by Beth [...]

In His Shoes: Race and Gender in Romance by Wayne Jordan

What’s it like to be a man writing romance? What’s it like to be a black man writing romance in a predominantly Caucasian and female romance industry? We are thrilled to have Wayne Jordan here [...]

Can I Get A Moment?

The writing community is a tight-knit group. We support each other, critique for each, squee at the good news, and consume pints of ice cream at the bad. But, the biggest thrill is watching a [...]

Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner? – 2011 Style

We are so thrilled to have Maisey Yates here with us today to discuss biracial romance and her current release, “The Highest Price To Pay”, from Harlequin Presents.  While biracial romance is a staple of [...]

Category Romance: Ask the Authors, Day 2

Today a new round of category authors respond to our questions and answer yours. It’s the first day of RWA’s national conference – because of this, some authors will be stopping in late. One of [...]

Category Romance: Ask the Authors, Day 1

I blame my addiction to romance on Mills & Boon. I first discovered category romance when I lived in England, but when I moved back home, Harlequin and Silhouette books quickly outnumbered the M&B titles [...]

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