Tag: Writer’s Tips

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Romance Writers Win

Market trends, industry expectations and character development.. 

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Write Gritty Villains

Find inspiration for creating a villain your readers will remember.

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Conquer Contracts

What do you want in a publishing contract? 

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Beat Blake Snyder’s Sheet

The purpose of designating a splash opening is to create a strong first impression. This is your platform to show the tone, mood and scope of your story.

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Worldbuilding to Remember

Deliver a robust environment that will leave a lasting impression on your readers. 

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Imagine Romance with Linda Graf

Imaginative romance author, Landra Graf, is famed for writing across several genres about intriguing heroes and spunky protagonists.

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Rom-Com 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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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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The Hear Tell of Pam Saffran

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

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+ Larry Loftis author of Code Name: Lise

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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