by Annette | Nov 1, 2009 | Romance Writing
By Annette Young When writing romance, put aside any cynical thoughts and focus instead on innocent dreams and memories from your youth because capturing that all important innocent essence is vital when trying to portray that spark of attraction between two of...
by Annette | Nov 1, 2009 | Romance Writing
By Misa Ramirez Have you read Madame Bovary, by Gustave Flaubert? It’s not really a romance, and it’s coming up on being close to 200 years old, so unless you’re into classics or majored in English in college, a lot of people probably haven’t...
by Annette | Oct 5, 2009 | Romance Writing
So you want to write. Actually if you already dabble in writing articles, stories and now are on to a manuscript for a book then you, my friend, are a writer. But, writing your book is only your first step. The first thing that needs to be done, of course, is to...
by Annette | Aug 25, 2009 | Romance Writing
So you want to make a living writing romance? Can’t blame you for that one! Imagine sitting in your favorite location in your home and weaving stories that not only entertain people and allow them to escape for a few hours each day but also making a good...
by Annette | Jul 30, 2009 | Romance Writing
By Kimber Chin There are two main schools of romance writing. There are those writers that outline or plot the entire book before sitting down to write. There are very detailed plotters. They sketch out everything from character builds to action points. They knew...
