When creating a writing, no matter what type it is, the most important part is the research. We need to check and find information that we can share, we have to check the accuracy of… Read More »Argumentative Essay Writing Tips: How to Organize Your Research
Please welcome first-time Visiting Professor, author Ella Carey. My novels are all love letters to their settings. Settings, like characters, often find writers, rather than the other way around. Something needs to resonate between me… Read More »Settings and the Romantic Novel by Ella Carey
Today we continue our series on romance subgenres by spotlighting the urban fantasy market. We are pleased to welcome authors Merrie Destefano and Elisabeth Naughton to Romance University. Take it away, ladies! Adrienne: How… Read More »Urban Fantasy: Hot or Not?
This month we continue our line editing series with editor THERESA STEVENS. Welcome back, Theresa! This month we continue our line editing series with an entry that gives us a chance to talk about content editing… Read More »Ask An Editor: Theresa Stevens’ Line Editing Series
If you haven’t discovered the talent and savvy of K.M. Weiland – you are in for a treat today! Writing Epic Love Stories Of all the story types, the love story is perhaps the most evergreen. After… Read More »Writing Epic Love Stories with K.M. Weiland
I’ve always been a book worm, but since I started writing, I’ve had a renewed appreciation for authors. Whether it’s a book that I wish would never end or one that couldn’t end soon enough,… Read More »On Writing by Ella Carey
An author’s voice is an essential element in writing. Rachael Thomas tells us why. Your writing voice is your unique way of telling your story. It will add depth to your story and allow readers… Read More »Your Writing Voice and Putting You on the Page with Rachael Thomas
Help me welcome Kamy Chetty – what a beautiful name! – to Romance University. Kamy tells us how to up the sexual tension in our novels. Kamy will be giving away a Kindle copy of her book… Read More »Demystifying Sexual Intimacy with Kamy Chetty
I completed my first “real” manuscript in 2005 and entered it in the 2006 Golden Heart contest for romantic suspense. In a freaky run of good luck that book, “The Watcher”, won the award that… Read More »Jo Robertson – When Indie Publishing is a Viable Option
She’s back! Rayne Hall returns with a battle plan for tackling battle scenes. When the plot calls for a battle – for example, in a historical romance novel – many writers are at a loss… Read More »Writing Battle Scenes by Rayne Hall