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Writing Romance:     more books (100)

On Writing Romance: How to Craft a Novel That Sells by Leigh Michaels, 2007-01-30 Writing a Romance Novel for Dummies by Leslie Wainger, 2004-05-07 The Everything Guide to Writing a Romance Novel: From writing the perfect love scene to finding the right publisher--All you need to fulfill your dreams (Everything Series) by Christie Craig, Faye Hughes, 2008-09-17 Writing the Christian Romance by Gail Gaymer Martin, 2007-12-20 The Complete Idiot's Guide to Writing Erotic Romance by Alison Kent, 2006-09-05 Writing the Great American Romance Novel by Catherine Lanigan, 2006-08-01 Kate Walker's 12 Point Guide to Writing Romance (Studymates Writers Guides) by Kate Walker, 2008-07-30 The Art of Romance Writing: Practical Advice from an International Bestselling Romance Writer by Valerie Parv, 2005-08-01 Writing Romance by Vanessa Grant, 2007-04-30 Love Writing: A Guide To Writing And Getting Your Romance Novel Published (Without Losing Your Perspective, Passion Or Sanity) by DePaul Virna, Weber Tawny, 2010-09-27 Writing Romances: A Handbook by the Romance Writers of America by Romance Writers of America (Organization), 1997-03 Passionate Ink: A Guide to Writing Erotic Romance by Angela Knight, 2007-04-06 Writing: Targeting the Romance Market by Michelle Keefe, 2009-01-22 How to Write Romances (Genre Writing) by Phyllis Taylor Pianka, 1998-07

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1. Writing Romance (1551800969) By Vanessa Grant @ BookFinder.com
   Find the best deals on Writing Romance by Vanessa Grant (1551800969)  
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2. On Writing Romance
   On Writing Romance. What readers are saying about ON WRITING ROMANCE This is the bible of romance! Gerene R.  
   http://home.mchsi.com/~leighmichaels/on_writing_romance.htm
   
   Extractions: On Writing Romance What readers are saying about ON WRITING ROMANCE "This is the bible of romance!" Gerene R. "This is a superb book. I don't think I've ever learnt such a lot in such a short space of time and enjoyed it so much than when reading this. Each chapter takes one aspect of writing a novel, such as plotting, characterization, dialogue, love scenes, sexual tension etc. and explains it in easy to read language. Then she goes on to use excerpts from different authors, together with more explanation, to illustrate each point. I enjoyed it so much I just wanted to hole up somewhere and read the whole book straight through, soaking up every word. There's a lot of it (257 pages) and it's quite densely printed, but that doesn't make it difficult to read because the text is broken up by subtitles, bullet points and boxouts. As a novice writer myself I couldn't recommend it highly enough and will treasure my copy for many years to come." Lynn SPECIAL OFFER The hardcover edition of On Writing Romance (retail price $22.99) is now available directly from Leigh, at a special price.

3. Writing Romance Novels: Harlequin And Beyond - Associated Content From Yahoo! -
   The romance market is one field which truly welcomes new writers with open arms. With at least 2 new lines sizzling forth from Harlequin and small presses on the rise, this is  
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   Extractions: Romance novels fall into two distinct categories, which might not be obvious to the writer new to romance writing. The first is the category romance, which tends to work much like a series and often features sequentially numbered spines that place the books within a line. These lines release a specific number of books per month, tend to run the same page length and word count, and will deal with a specific theme; either a time period, particular setting, or common conflicts.

4. Writing Romance - Blackwell Bookshop Online
   Writing Romance, Vanessa Grant, Language Arts Disciplines Books Blackwell Online Bookshop  
   http://bookshop.blackwell.co.uk/jsp/id/Writing_Romance/9781551807393
   
   Extractions: Have you ever read a romance novel and thought "I could do that!" The romance novel industry is worth more than $1 billion a year, and this is the perfect guide to getting in on the action. "Writing Romance" is packed with expert information on everything you need to know - from creating a plot and believable characters, to editing and selling your manuscript. This fully revised and updated edition also offers advice on topics such as overcoming writers block, working with an agent, and writing novels in niche subjects. Easy-to-understand and reader friendly, this volume provides all the advice and information you need to realise your creative dream, and make money at the same time. ISBN

5. Writing Romance
   Writers Magazine of WritersServices Writing romance . So you want to be a romance writer? You’ve made an interesting choice because, although a lot of people scoff at romance  
   http://www.writersservices.com/mag/09/Writing_romance.htm
   
   Extractions: Writers Magazine 2009 The website for writers So you want to be a romance writer? You’ve made an interesting choice because, although a lot of people scoff at romance, it is the most stable genre of all and has continued to keep its faithful readers when other categories have changed radically and sometimes lost their audiences. Romance has changed a bit in recent years and embraced a more complex story, sometimes with more explicit sex in it, but essentially this is a category which marches on, providing happy endings, when all around it the world has changed. To an unusual degree which is not mirrored in any other category, the current romance category is ‘owned’ by one publisher, Harlequin Mills and Boon, with very little input from elsewhere, although the HarperCollins’Avon imprint, has been attempting to compete in both the US and the UK, with some success. When Gerald Mills and Charles Boon launched a little company with just Ł1,000 just over a hundred years ago, they can have had no idea of the industry they would spawn. Mills and Boon merged with Canadian romance publisher Harlequin in 1971 and was later bought out by Toronto-based conglomerate Torstar. These days Harlequin Mills and Boon publish romances in a remarkably commercial and effective way. Not hugely stocked in the shops, the books are bought as sets on a subscription model and vast numbers of copies go straight out to the faithful readers who subscribe to get their regular clutch of their favourite books.

6. On Writing Romance
   This is a superb book. I don't think I've ever learnt such a lot in such a short space of time and enjoyed it so much than when reading this.  
   http://home.mchsi.com/~pbllimited/on_writing_romance.htm
   
   Extractions: On Writing Romance What readers are saying about ON WRITING ROMANCE "This is a superb book. I don't think I've ever learnt such a lot in such a short space of time and enjoyed it so much than when reading this. Each chapter takes one aspect of writing a novel, such as plotting, characterization, dialogue, love scenes, sexual tension etc. and explains it in easy to read language. Then she goes on to use excerpts from different authors, together with more explanation, to illustrate each point. I enjoyed it so much I just wanted to hole up somewhere and read the whole book straight through, soaking up every word. There's a lot of it (257 pages) and it's quite densely printed, but that doesn't make it difficult to read because the text is broken up by subtitles, bullet points and boxouts. As a novice writer myself I couldn't recommend it highly enough and will treasure my copy for many years to come." SPECIAL OFFER The hardcover edition of On Writing Romance (retail price $22.99) is now available at a special price.

7. Writing Romance Fiction - LoveToKnow Business
   Writing Romance Fiction. Have you ever read a romance novel and said, I can do this! I can write romance fiction. Most authors have. Most, if not all, romance authors started out  
   http://business.lovetoknow.com/wiki/Writing_Romance_Fiction

8. Resources For Romance Writers
   Sample query letter and synopsis for romance writers with hints on writing both, along with a list of writer s books, and links to resources for writers.  
   http://www.charlottedillon.com/WritingRomance.html

9. Writing-World.com: Romance
   Writing Romance. The Basics of Romance Building Humor into Your Romance Anne M. Marble Clich s to Avoid Or Reconstruct - Anne M. Marble Conflict and Resolution in the Romance  
   http://www.writing-world.com/romance/index.shtml
   
   Extractions: HOME Beginner's World Becoming a Better Writer The Business of Writing ... OUR BOOKSTORE '); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write('' + txt + ''); document.write(''); // End > The Basics of Romance Building Humor into Your Romance - Anne M. Marble - Anne M. Marble Conflict and Resolution in the Romance Novel - Linda Shertzer Conflicted About Conflict? - Anne M. Marble Foreshadowing and Suspense - Anne M. Marble How not to Yank Your Reader Out of the Story! - Anne M. Marble Research Flaws in Romance Novels - Anne M. Marble Romance Plots from the Classics - Anne M. Marble Seduce Your Reader with the Perfect Title! - Anne M. Marble Story-Starters: Ten Ways to Jump-Start Your Plot - Anne M. Marble When (and How) To Break the Rules - Anne M. Marble Writing Emotional Scenes Without Melodrama - Anne M. Marble Writing Romantic Dialogue - Anne M. Marble

10. Writing Romance - Country Magazine
    Country in Any Country Country magazine Deborah Vogts, author of Snow Melts in Spring and Seeds of Summer, lives in southeast Kansas, where her family trains American  
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11. Kate Moore
    Reading and writing the romance, featuring an excerpt and reviews for her latest novel, A Prince Among Men, and information about the art of writing romance.  
    http://www.katemoore.com/

12. Romance Fiction Factor - Romance Writing Tips For Romance Novel Writers
    romance Writing tips, articles on romance fiction writing, writing romance, write romance, romance fiction, romantic fiction, romance novel writer, write romance books  
    http://romance.fictionfactor.com/

13. Writing Romance - Five More Tips
    Good Romance relies on good characters. We need to believe in them. They should be strong and complex enough for us to identify with them. Here are five important writing tips  
    http://ezinearticles.com/?Writing-Romance---Five--More-Tips&id=1452702

14. Dr. Michelle: TV Relationship Expert Dr. Michelle Callahan Is Your Relationship,
    TV relationship expert and life coach. Coaches, speaks and writes about romance, dating and marriage.  
    http://www.drmichelle.com

15. How To Write A Romance Novel | EHow.com
    Tools for Writing Romance Novels; How to Write a Kissing Scene in a Romance Novel; How to Create an Inspirational Romance Novel; How to Establish a Writing Schedule for a Romance Novel  
    http://www.ehow.com/how_16733_write-romance-novel.html
    
    Extractions: Home Education Learn to Write ... How to Write a Romance Novel By an eHow Contributor I want to do this! What's This? "Know the romance market," says Sheri McGregor, author of "Under One Roof." Romance novels made up more than 50 percent of mass market fiction sold in 1997. "Read in the genre and find where you think your story ideas fit. Get the guidelines. Then write your story with the market in mind, without letting go of your story's heart," McGregor says. Difficulty: Challenging Know the story you want to tell, and know your characters. Join a writer's critique group, either online or face-to-face. Write, write and write more. Nothing helps more than practicing your craft.

16. Writing Romance | EHarlequin.com Community
    Well, I'm sitting here in Scotland, gazing out of my bedroom/come study window at the leaves on the trees, and the lavender and roses which look so lovely in the border, and my  
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17. Patricia Lewin, Author
    Suspense author; writes romance novels under the pseudonyms Pat Van Wie and Patricia Keelyn. Excerpts, news, articles, schedule of appearances and photo gallery are presented.  
    http://www.patricialewin.com/

18. Romance Writing Secrets - How To Write A Romance Novel
    Learn How To Write The Next Greatest Romance Bestseller  
    http://romancewritingsecrets.com/
    
    Extractions: Dreaming of Writing the Next Great American Romance? How Would You Like to Learn the Secrets of Writing a Great Romance Novel Before You Even Start Writing Welcome to Secrets of a Great Romance, a website devoted to helping you write an absolutely unforgetable romance novel! If you love romances, you probably don't need me to tell you that romance fiction now makes up more than half of all mass-market novels sold , with over 2,000 new titles released each and every year! If you've ever finished a great romance and thought, "Hey, I could write one of these!" there has never been a better time than the present to fulfill your dreams. Throughout this site, you will get a greater understanding of what it takes to write a great romancehow to create unforgettable characters, write love scenes that leave your readers breathless, and create a plot that keeps them turning the pages all night. Whether you consider yourself an experienced author or a writing novice, your novel will benefit enormously from these "tricks of the trade," insider knowlegde that will quickly move you from blank paper to the best-seller list! In my FREE Minicourse,10 Secrets to Writing the Next Best-selling Romance Novel, you'll learn:

19. Writing Romance Fiction - RN Book Show - 21 January 2010
    There's a belief in the writing business that romance fiction is easy, that you just write to a formula, send in your manuscript and then it's published! Publishers get sent  
    http://www.abc.net.au/rn/bookshow/stories/2010/2770893.htm
    
    Extractions: 21 January 2010 download audio Valerie Parv There's a belief in the writing business that romance fiction is easy, that you just write to a formula, send in your manuscript and then it's published! Publishers get sent thousands of romance manuscripts each year but only a small number ever make it into print. A new collection of essays by romance fiction writers, Heart and Craft , gives advice on how to write steamy sex scenes and keep the story moving along. This transcript was typed from a recording of the program. The ABC cannot guarantee its complete accuracy because of the possibility of mishearing and occasional difficulty in identifying speakers. Ramona Koval : There's a belief in the writing business that romance fiction is easy, that you just write to a formula, send in your manuscript and then it's published. Well, wrong. Writing a sex scene is all about timing, even that swashbuckling, womanising master Norman Mailer had trouble with it. He's written some pretty bad sex scenes and lucky for him he wasn't a romance writer because in romance fiction if you don't nail it you won't have readers lining up for your next instalment. Publishers get sent thousands of romance manuscripts each year but only a small number ever make it into print. Valerie Parv and Alexis Fleming are both successful romance writers. Valerie has edited a collection of essays by romance writers on how to write and how to get your fiction published. The book is called

20. Writing Romance
    Complete list of information on writing romance books. Romance Writing Literary History Commercial Categories The romance market is the most interesting and lucrative field in  
    http://www.sliceofromance.com/write.html
    
    Extractions: Desert Hawk Romance Writing " The romance market is the most interesting and lucrative field in publishing today. New windows of opportunity have opened to talented writers with persistence and determination. Prolific authors who consider themselves storytellers, rather than literary greats with an inclination to change the world, often resent the analysis of a commercial endeavor. Romance novelists are entertainers. They write from the heart with inspiration and hope. Scholars who try to decipher their words usually fail. The message of the romance novel is not a complicated one. It is above all else a love story. Complications set in when a critic examines the various types of romance, its categories and sub-genres." Advice from Jennifer Blake - Romance author, Jennifer Blake's home page. Alicia Rasley's Writers' Corner All About Romance - Information on the genre, with reviews, news, features, and author interviews. The All New Romance Authors Page - Resources for writers, research information, newsletters, and meet your friends on our real-time chat.

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