Writing Career Strategies
How to Survive and Thrive in the Publishing House Slush Pile with Shelly Ellis
The slush pile can be a frustrating place to be at times, especially if you can’t seem to get out of it. Shelly Ellis gives us classic, back-to-basics advice on how to survive between submission [...]
Surviving the Ever-Changing Career of a Debut Author By Tracey Devlyn
One of our amazing co-founders is back today to candidly share her experience with the ups and downs as a debut author. Thanks Tracey! Surviving the Ever-Changing Career of a Debut Author By Tracey Devlyn [...]
Making Time for Writing with Emmie Dark
I don’t know if she remembers but Emmie and I “met” August 9, 2010 through the GIAM critique partner matching service. We’ve been together since then-writing, bitching, revising and supporting each other through rejections and [...]
Mad Organizational Tips with Lynne Silver
When you think of the new year, you think of new calendars, fresh plans to conquer bad habits and start new ones, and a whole twelve months laid out before you with no mistakes. Lynne [...]
Listen Up! Romance Audio Books Increase Author Profits with Jennifer Fedderson
We are living in the beauitful age of options and authors have a mind-blogging buffet before them. Today we have Jennifer Fedderson of AudioLark Audio Books to tell you more about your options in the [...]
Shifting Your Social Media Perspective with Laura Kaye
My first Laura Kaye book, HEARTS IN DARKNESS, made me want to get stuck in an elevator with a hot guy with tattoos! Now, she’s tackling classic gods and demigods in her new, HEARTS OF [...]
All You Need Are Words, Right? Wrong! by S.A. Garcia
S.A. Garcia writes unique stories of M/M romance which span setting so a post-nuclear-apocolyptic world, fantasy realms of elven worlds and the life-after-death-experience. Today she is talking with us about what she has learned from [...]
Cut and Run: Signs it’s Time to Retire from the Contest Circuit by Kelsey Browning
Those of us who write commercial fiction, especially romance, are fortunate so many organizations host writing contests. These contests offer many advantages: experience with proper manuscript formatting and synopsis development; mastery of submission fears; and [...]
Screams and Broken Trampolines with Tonya Kappes
We’re delighed to have Tonya Kappes, author of Carpe Bead ‘em and The Ladybug Jinx, on the RU campus today. Tonya’s offering us a peek into the glamorous life of an author and her writing process. Screams and [...]
Sara Megibow Sells Romance!
Romance University is thrilled to announce that Sara Megibow, Associate Literary Agent at the Nelson Literary Agency, LLC, has joined us as a monthly columnist. On the second Wednesday of every month, she’ll be here [...]
