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Be A Sex-Writing Strumpet by Stacia Kane, 2010-07-19 Teaching and Writing Popular Fiction: Horror, Adventure, Mystery and Romance in the American Classroom (Virgil Books) by Karen M. Hubert, 2000-09-01 Heart & Craft: Bestselling Romance Writers Share their Secrets with You The Art of Romance Writing: How to Create, Write and Sell Your Contemporary Romance Novel by Valerie Parv, 1993-10 Writing Romance: The Ultimate Guide on Craft, Creation and Industry Connections Writing Romance Fiction for Love and Money by Helene Schellenberg Barnhart, 1987-01-01 Writing the Romance Novel by Leigh Michaels, 2003-10 Writing and Selling the Romance Novel The Craft of Writing Romance (Writers' Bookshop) by Jean Saunders, 2000-08-31 CLASSIC FM ROMANCE: A COLLECTION OF WRITING FROM THE HEART by NICK BAILEY (EDITOR), 1998 Writing Romances by Vanessa Grant, 1997-01-01 Women's Fiction 1945-2005: Writing Romance (Continuum Literary Studies) by Deborah Philips, 2008-01-01 Novels, Romance and Writings by Huma Roumestan, 2010-04 Romance Writings by Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, 1996-05-23

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21. Suzanne Enoch - Romance Writer
    Suzanne Enoch is one of the most talented authors writing romance today. She received tremendous acclaim for her light hearted Regencies from Romantic Times magazine.  
    http://home.earthlink.net/~suziee/index_ie.html
    
    Extractions: A MOST UNEXPECTED MARRIAGE Victoria Fontaine's mischievous nature and brilliant, biting wit have scandalized the ton ...and earned her the nickname "Vixen." But her reputation pales before the infamous Lord Althrope's, known as "Lord Sin." The years Sinclair Grafton spent on the Continent have done nothing to quell the rumors about his past. And when the stunning Vixen and the handsome rogue find themselves momentarily alone at an elegant gala, their passion gets the best of them. Caught by Victoria's father in a shockingly sensual kiss, Sin and Vixen have no recourse except a wedding. At first the very liberal lady relishes the thought of an unfettered marriage to an indifferent, unrepentant scoundrel. But she suspects there is more to this enigmatic, remarkable man, that his rakish persona is merely a pose. And after one unforgettable night of ecstasy, Lady Vixen is determined to unmask the true Sin...to satisfy a passionate heart that craves far more than freedom. Indulge and be delighted! -

22. Writing.Com: Romance Writing, Romance Writings, Romance Writer, Romance Writers,
    Writing.Com is the online community for Readers and Writers of all ages and interests. Established in 2000, our community offers inspiration for romance writing and romance  
    http://www.writing.com/page/romance_writing/romance_writing.html
    
    Extractions: %%USERNAME%% %%ACCWORDS%% %%ONOFF%% Est. %%EST%% View Portfolio Visit Notebook Send Gift Points Send a Merit Badge ... Share Username: Password: About Us Writing.Com, the premier online community for writers of all interests and skill levels, has been going strong since 2000. We provide an extremely creative environment for authors, offering romance writing, hundreds of unique writing tools and opportunities for creation and inspiration. Whether you are a writer looking for the perfect place to store and display your masterpieces or a reader willing to offer feedback for our writers and their work, this is the website for you. No other website services the writing world better than we do! Why join Writing.Com? Free online writing portfolio, Easy way to share your work, Countless contests and activities, Romance Writing, Numerous writing tools, Full email services, Meet and bond with fresh, creative minds just like you! It's crazy how much you get for free here! Join Writing.Com and you'll see! members have already signed up and created over 1,625,172 portfolio items. We will email an activation code to your email address.

23. Writing Romance, 3rd Edition
    Writing Freelance will show you everything you need to know to successfully break into the romance writing market, from planning and plotting your story to editing and selling your  
    http://www.fedpubs.com/subject/commun/romance.htm
    
    Extractions: Let Vanessa Grant coach you in the process of getting from idea to finished novel. Learn how to: Writing Romance includes contributions from popular romance authors Jo Beverley, Mary Jo Putney, Gail Crease, E. C. Sheedy, and others writing about subgenres of the romance field: historical romances, paranormal romances, romantic suspense, erotic romances, and more.

24. Sandra K. Moore
    Action/adventure for women in the Silhouette Bombshell style, including The Orchid Hunter. Sample chapters, articles on writing, and romance author resources.  
    http://www.sandrakmoore.com

25. 20 Steps To Writing Great Love Scenes
    We're writing romance, not pornography, ladies. There isn't a fine line between these two genres at all. Romance has an equal balance between sexuality and emotional bonding.  
    http://www.writing-world.com/romance/love.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 > Have you ever read a love scene so perfect, your heart is full, your body is about to explode, your eyes are wet and you actually want to cry out at the beauty you've witnessed? Do you forget you've been reading "mere" words instead of experiencing the most emotional, exciting moment of your own life? Do you have the urge to light up a cigarette to savor the moment when it's done? Authors don't write these scenes with "mere words." We know there is no such thing as mere words. Words are arguably the most powerful form of communication in the world when it comes to playing with a reader's emotions. Here are twenty steps to learning how to write love scenes that will live on in your readers' memories forever. Please note that I've used examples from my own work throughout not because I believe I'm the only writer who can write effective love scenes, but because I'm a self-promoter to the extreme. Following these twenty steps, I'll list some of the greatest authors of love scenes. STEP ONE: Decide what you're comfortable reading and writing.

26. Write A Romance Novel: Plan Ahead For Writing Success In Romance Fiction
    Writing romance fiction can be a lucrative, satisfying career if you plan carefully, write quickly, and know how to market yourself.  
    http://www.suite101.com/content/write-a-romance-novel-a36563

27. 12-Point Guide To Writing Romance By Kate Walker
    ISBN 1842851289 October 30, 2010 Aber Publishing Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk, Amazon.ca, Barnes and Noble or Book Depository. Also available directly from  
    http://www.kate-walker.com/books/12-point-guide.html
    
    Extractions: Fax 773-702-7212 Find Kate's books in ebook format at ebooks.eHarlequin.com The second edition of the 12 Point Guide to Writing Romance is now completely sold out. But there is now a third reprint of the revised and expanded 2nd edition of this best-selling book. Some of the information in the original edition needed updating - for example, there were the names of some lines - Nothing stays exactly the same in romance publishing for very long. And that includes the focus of the different lines, there are changes in the guidelines and the things that editors are looking for in submissions. So obviously it was time to plan a second edition. But I also decided that if I was going to bring out a second edition, it was going to be an improved and expanded new edition as well as a revised one. I know a lot about writing romance but there are some things that only the authors who write for specific lines really know about.

28. Writing Romance According To Crayola
    Writing Romance According to Crayola The day to day ramblings of an aspiring Interracial Romance author about writing romance and the world around her.  
    http://mimitremont.blogspot.com/
    
    Extractions: var BL_backlinkURL = "http://www.blogger.com/dyn-js/backlink_count.js";var BL_blogId = "18415189"; The day to day ramblings of an aspiring Interracial Romance author about writing romance and the world around her. Recently I've started waking up with songs by Mucc stuck in my head. Now, for those of you... which are most of you ...who haven't a clue who Mucc (pronounced "Muc-Koo" ) are, they're a Japanese rock band. Been around a little over ten years and musically, they tend to play whatever they want. But most often it tends to have a darker, funkier, quirky sound, that I'm enjoying presently. One day last week I woke up with the words, "La-la-la. La-la-la. La-la-la-la-la-la-la, La-la-la-la-la-la-lahhhh" melodically running through my head (" Yasashii Uta This morning, I haven't a CLUE what the words were, but the sound was there. BIG , slightly funky and loud, but with an underlying smoothness that left me feeling like the day wasn't going to be too bad. It took me a moment to realize it was " Ame No Orchestra Anyway...I don't speak Japanese and probably never will. But, I've been waking up at least a couple of times a week with their songs stuck in my head and it's only been today that I've really been able to figure out why.

29. Free Or Affordable Distance / Online Writing Romance Courses And Tutorials
    Follow links to free and affordable online romance writing courses, tips, books, and tutorials and learn how to write romance stories and novels.  
    http://www.docnmail.com/learnmore/writing/romance.htm

30. On Writing Romance - WritersDigestShop.com
    More romance titles are published every year than any other genre and more writers try writing romance first because the demand for the genre is so much greater than any other.  
    http://www.writersdigestshop.com/product/on-writing-romance/

31. Book Publishing: Writing Romance
    Articles and information to help writers of romantic fiction. 6 Ingredients of a Sensual Romance Patty Salier writes When I write a sensual romance novel for Silhouette  
    http://www.publishingcentral.com/subject.html?sid=148&si=1

32. Writing Romance - San Francisco Area Romance Writers Of America Chapter Book
    Writing Romance Ultimate Guide on Craft Creation Industry Connections San Francisco Area Romance Writers of America SFARWA Publishing success secrets agents editor promotion  
    http://www.sfarwa.com/chapterbook/
    
    Extractions: "This compendium... provides ideas and insights on everything from germinating an idea and crafting the story to selling and marketing the book and maintaining industry connections. Entries range from pithy one-pagers to longer, detailed "how-to" sessions; being the product of many writers’ experiences sets it apart from other recent books on writing romances."

33. "Writing Romance" | Veronica Wolff
    Hi Veronica! I just finished reading the Writing Romance The Ultimate Guide on Craft, Creation and Industry Connections that I won from you in March!  
    http://veronicawolff.com/writing-romance

34. Writing Romance
    Writing romance has it's own formulas. Learn what they are here!  
    http://www.christianromancemagazine.com/writing-romance.html
    
    Extractions: There are a few things you need to know about the genre. Of course we are referring to Christian romance. E veryone who has ever read romance, knows the formula: boy meets girl, falls in love, has conflict, wins girl again, lives happily ever after...sort of. Compared to other genres such as mystery, which may have us clamoring for who done it, right up to the very end...romance is fairly straight forward. We know the hero and the heroine will end up together, we just don't know the path of their journey. The journey is what we are after What happens in that journey is a bit of what we shall attempt to address here. T hough explicit sex is completely taboo to the point of forbidden in writing romance for the CR market, the blanket "no sex" statement is false as well. However, we must give extreme caution to this practice. If the act of lovemaking is in line with the story and necessary to plot, then consideration is in line. Gratuitous sex should be avoided and romantic scenes carefully considered. Practice repeating this statement:

35. Writing Romance
    Learn everything you need to know to be a successful writer of romance novels.  
    http://www.self-counsel.com/us/us_eng/writing-romance.html
    
    Extractions: Writing Romance includes contributions from popular romance authors Jo Beverley, Mary Jo Putney, Gail Crease, E. C. Sheedy, and others writing about subgenres of the romance field: historical romances, paranormal romances, romantic suspense, erotic romances, and more. A CD-ROM jam-packed with helpful templates, audio files, and two e-books is also included. Highlights of the CD:

36. Bronwyn Parry » Writing Romance
    The following article was written for the New England Writers’ Centre newsletter, April 2008. Writing Romance – What it is, and isn’t about  
    http://bronwynparry.com/blog/papers-and-articles/writing-romance/
    
    Extractions: @import url( http://bronwynparry.com/blog/wp-content/themes/paalam-11/style.css ); Blog home About Bronwyn Books Events and workshops ... Published by Bron So, what is a romance book? A recent article in an American Library Association journal defined romance novels as: Romance is the largest genre in fiction. Its books are bought, read, shared, discussed and loved by people of all ages and walks of life, of all educational levels from university professors to teenagers. It is a rich and diverse genre, with books ranging from pure escapist fantasy through to complex realism. It is an entertaining genre, providing millions of readers every day with relaxation and enjoyment. It is also a genre which grapples with and explores a host of social and cultural issues, large and small. Readers of romance also widely read in other genres, including literary fiction. Whether in the realms of the purely imaginary and fantastic, or clothed in gritty realism, all genre fiction aims to entertain, while affirming important values for us. Fantasy and science fiction – steeped in heroic mythology – have at the centre a recognition of our need for physical courage, integrity, and community. The crime genre, too, affirms these values, and adds intellect and reason. At their heart, romance novels affirm love and emotional courage. Romance novels are about emotion and a journey towards intimacy. They may also be about community, or family, or war, or crime, or vampires, or the aristocracy, or any of a thousand other subjects, from the fantastic to the real, but that emotional journey is central. While literary fiction often encourages a distancing of the reader from the characters, genre fiction, and romance in particular, offers readers an engaging story in which, at some level, we relate to at least one of the characters.

37. Writing Romance | TutorVista
    Hollywood produces 5234 films a year. They produce three types of films which are Romance, Horror and fantasy. The number of fantasy films was 512 more than no of Horror films.  
    http://www.tutorvista.com/topic/writing-romance

38. Lisa Schroeder, Author: Writing Romance
    All three of my YA novels have some romance in them. Not a ton. But some. And not the ripyour-clothes-off-and-fall-into-bed kind of romance. The kind where it's the little  
    http://lisa-schroeder.blogspot.com/2010/02/writing-romance.html
    
    Extractions: All three of my YA novels have some romance in them. Not a ton. But some. And not the rip-your-clothes-off-and-fall-into-bed kind of romance. The kind where it's the little moments that show you the love between the two characters. I especially love this scene from FAR FROM YOU (out now in paperback, by the way!).

39. Romance Writing - Five Tips
    Writing Romance is hard work. Genre fiction isn't easier than other forms of storytelling. But it's not a mysterious process. Here are five tips to make you a successful  
    http://ezinearticles.com/?Romance-Writing---Five-Tips&id=1452672

40. Writing Romance Software Informer: Latest Version Download, News And Info About
    Review Writing Romance is developed by SelfCounsel Press and is used by 13 users of Software Informer. The most popular version of this product among our users is 7-1.  
    http://writing-romance.software.informer.com/

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