Publishing
Ten Myths About Editors – Theresa Stevens
Do you think editors have a glamorous job? Picture them reading a manuscript and sipping Veuve Clicquot on a Lear jet cruising at 40,000 feet after a day of shopping in Paris? Theresa Stevens (quite [...]
Adrienne Giordano – Key Factors for Publishing Success
Carina Press author and RU founder Adrienne Giordano gives us an update into her life as a newly published author. Adrienne highlights the detours, the switchbacks and the necessary pit stops on the road to marketing her books. [...]
A Good Editor – Don’t Leave Home Without One – Donnell Bell
Editor schmeditor! In today’s world of self-publishing, do we really need an editor? Donnell Bell is here to tell us – yes, yes we do. It’s an exciting time to be an author. The brass [...]
Dorchester Publishing Launches New E-Commerce Web Site
RU Crew, some news on Dorchester in case you haven’t seen this yet. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Dorchester Publishing Launches New E-Commerce Web Site NEW YORK, New York (March 4, 2011) – Dorchester Publishing Co., Inc., [...]
The Pros and Cons of Self Publishing
Help me welcome author Lori Brighton to Romance University!! Today, Lori will enlighten us with her take on self-publishing. The covers, the money, the promotion. If you would have told me a year ago that [...]
Changing Courses Part Three
Good morning, RU Crew. We are delighted to welcome back reader favorite (and all-around great lady!) Amy Atwell for an update on her writing career. Take it away, Amy! Changing Courses: Part III Thanks to the faculty here [...]
Young Adult Romance Sub-genre: Hot? Not?
Today, we’re continuing our segment Year of the Sub-genre with a look at young adult romance. I’m pleased to welcome New York Times Bestselling author Simone Elkeles and Young Adult Librarian Amy Alessio to the [...]
Writing for a Small Print Publisher
When some writers pursue publication, they only consider the large New York publishing houses. But the great news is that in addition to the “big boys,” the publishing world is home to a number of [...]
Category Romance Authors – Benefits to Being Agented
Today, we’re fortunate to have agent Scott Eagan visit RU to talk about how category romance authors benefit by having an agent. Scott was generous enough to write a short lecture and answer a few [...]
Harlow Takes on Manhattan!
Good morning and welcome to Crafting Your Career! Author Karin Harlow joins us today to discuss her rocky road to New York publication. She’s a savvy, business-minded writer who’s not afraid to pass on her [...]
RU Faculty Blog Highlight Kelsey
Kelsey's serving up bite-sized morsels for your noggin on her new Brain Candy blog. Stop by for tidbits like:
- Snickers (funny bone ticklers)
- Yum Yums (tasty food)
- Red Hot Reads (fab books)
- Smarties (life tips)
- Jolly Ranchers (all about Texas)
