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 [...]
Genre romance novels stem from the fairy tale/wonder tale storytelling tradition, folkloric in nature, with a structure and set of archetypes all their own. It’s been common for many years now for writers to study [...]
Stop by RU this week for the latest on how to pitch your latest work, and once it’s published, how to market your brilliant piece of fiction! Mon, 10/17 – Eleanor Elliott from Carina Press [...]
Good morning and welcome to RU! Ask An Editor columnist Theresa Stevens provides four brilliant steps to writing integrated love scenes. The class is yours, Theresa! Physical intimacy is an important part of romance. In [...]
This week, Kelsey has invited a fabulous group of Visiting Professors. Damon Suede stops by to discuss the evolution of romance. A group of freelance editors allowed us to pick their brains. And Theresa Stevens [...]
Editor Theresa Steven’s joins us today to talk about characters afflicted with You’re-Just-Too-Good-To-Be-True syndrome. Flaws From Virtues In romance writing, we must constantly walk a fine line between creating characters who are heroic and admirable [...]
Did you receive a request for material while attending RWA’s national conference? If so, are you frantically giving your manuscript another sweep of your editorial eye? Whether you received a request or you’re submitting to [...]
Romance University Weekly Lecture Schedule for July 18-July 22, 2011 http://www.RomanceUniversity.org The summer is heating up and so are we! This week we have three amazing guests who will teach you a new technique to [...]
Welcome to Star Publishing editor Theresa Stevens’ monthly blog! Today, Theresa responds to a question from the mailbag about submissions procedures and what they all mean. When an agent requests a full manuscript—what does that [...]
Welcome to another fascinating line-up of Visiting Professors! Kate Douglas shares her thoughts on how to survive the death of a successful series, Lindsey Faber gives us the lowdown on traditions vs. e-publishing, and Ask [...]