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
When I saw the title of today’s post by Janice Hardy, I said to myself “I think this is true for most writers.” Janice shares insightful plotting advice and as always, great examples. I’ve been… Read More »Plotting a Novel When You Haven’t Figured Out the Details Yet – by Janice Hardy
Happy Monday, RU crew! Today, Robin Gianna discusses the importance of GMC in character development. One lucky commenter will win a copy of Robin’s latest book and a tote bag. Great to have you back, Robin! … Read More »It’s All About Your Characters with Robin Gianna