Writer’s Tips – Jan Wilder Bill

Angela Knight Gets Action Scenes

The heroic couple needs to hate the villain every bit as much as they love each other.

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Lucinda Riley & Her Lively Characters

I live with my characters day and night when I am writing a novel, and I can promise you that I suffer with them whenever tragedy strikes in my books.

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Suzanne Jefferies: Adorably Authentic

Be authentic, and use your own emotional experiences to draw from.

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Adding Funny to Your Romance: a writer’s course

For all you writers interested in adding funny to your stories, please join me in my course, Adding Funny to Your Romance.

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The Hear Tell of Pam Saffran

In Listening for Echoes, Pam Saffran shares her journey from security to family devastation.

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Lofty Writing Strategies by Larry Loftis

Verisimilitude … is the goal of every novelist, and should be the goal of every narrative nonfiction writer. ~ Loftis

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Writer’s Tip: The Qualities of an Ancient Romance

Tropes establish the criteria of a romance, but don’t necessarily fulfill the emotional journey a reader craves.

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Steve Kurkjian the Mastermind: Pulitzer Winning Themes

Kurkjian takes responsibility as a journalist by informing the public of what it lost as a result of the art theft.

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Stephen Kurkjian the Mastermind: Plotting Style

Pulitzer Prize winner Stephen Kurkjian brainstorms story structure and plotting.

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Stephen Kurkjian the Mastermind: Presenting Complex Relationships

Pulitzer Prize winner Stephen Kurkjian

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The Goals for a Blockbuster Beginning

As much as the hero longs for one thing, his weakness prevents him from having it.