Historical Romance
Creative Ways to Find Your Readership, by Emery Lee
Good morning, RU! Today, I’d like to welcome fellow Sourcebooks author Emery Lee to the classroom. I first met Emery, not through our mutual publisher, but through her fabulous Goodreads forum. Emery is here to [...]
Strong Romance Heroines in Historicals: Has Their Time (Finally) Arrived?, by Hope Tarr
Happy Tuesday, RU Crew! We have a special treat in store for you today. Author Hope Tarr returns to RU to discuss strong heroines in historical settings–has their time finally arrived? Besides a great topic, [...]
An Interview with Author Anna Campbell
Please give a big RU welcome to Anna Campbell! Anna’s fifth book, MY RECKLESS SURRENDER, was voted Favorite Historical Romance for 2010 by the Australian Romance Readers Association AND Anna was voted Australia’s Favorite Romance Author for 2010. Congratulations! Anna, thanks [...]
Historical Romance Part 3: Hot? Not?
Welcome to Chaos Theory of Writing! Today, we bring you our final discussion on the state of historical romance in today’s market. I’m excited to introduce you to award-winning author Hope Tarr and Harlequin Blaze [...]
History-making Heroes
I don’t write historical romances, but I heard Eliza Knight’s name again and again even before I “met” her by taking her Sensual Novella class a few months back. And what I heard was she’s [...]
CTW: Historical Romance ~ Blending Fact With Emotion
Today, I’m excited to introduce author Victoria Gray to Romance University! Victoria joins us to discuss ways of weaving historical facts into our romance novels. Her debut book, Destiny, hits stores in 2010. Set during [...]
RU Faculty Blog Highlight
Carrie Spencer, writing romantic comedy and goofy middle-grade, personifies her alter-ego - Smart Ass Romance. Innovative story lines, laugh out loud humor and witty posts separate this Smart Ass from the rest of the mule pack.
