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Writing Romance:     more books (100)

A Traveller in Romance: Uncollected Writings, 1901-64 by W. Somerset Maugham, 1984-11-22 Dear Leigh Michaels by Leann Lemberger, 1998-06 The Cheater's Guide to Writing Erotic Romance by Morgan Hawke, 2010-10-12 Improve Your Romance Writing Skills by Geneviève Montcombroux, Michael Montcombroux, 2003-03-10 Writing for Women: The Example of Woman As Reader in Elizabethan Romance (Gender in Writing) by Caroline Lucas, 1989-12 Across Genres, Generations, And Borders: ItalianWomen Writing Lives (Monash Romance Studies) The Romance of the Holy Land in American Travel Writing by Brian Yothers, 2007-07-30 Holiday Romance & Other Writings for C (Dickens Collection) by Charles Dickens, 1995-05-01 The Perfect Gift: A Magical, Insightful, Adventure-Romance Novel by Shaun Roundy, 2009-12-04 Courage, Love and the Meaning of Christmas: A Magical, Insightful, Adventure-Romance Novel by Shaun Roundy, 2009-12-04 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 Drea [EVERYTHING GT WRITING ROMANCE] by Christie(Author) ;Hughes, Faye(Author) Craig, 2008-09-30 Reel Romance: Writing Love Sex and Romance for the Movies by Gloria Stern, 2008 Prudence Palfrey And A Rivermouth Romance: The Writings Of Thomas Bailey Aldrich (1907) by Thomas Bailey Aldrich, 2009-04-27 The Craft of Writing Romance: A Practical Guide by Jean Saunders, 1986-09

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61. Inkygirl - A Weblog For Writers Who Work From Home
    Charlotte Dillon's Resources For Romance Writers has a ton of useful resourcesfor those interested in writing romance including romance writing links  
    http://www.electricpenguin.com/ohi/inkygirl/
    
    Extractions: I'm still recovering from tendinitis in both arms, so Inkygirl postings are likely to be sporadic for the next while. Meanwhile, however, here's some news about a new writing challenge on Salon: Hi Debbie, We?re testing a new method for collaborative writing. Can you help us notify writers? Unfortunately, this request is very last-minute, as we begin next week. http://blogs.salon.com/0001633/ The Words' Worth Writing Challenge is an "emergent" writing system designed and managed by Two Piers Innovations. Using readily available technology, Words' Worth coaxes creativity through a motivational and supportive collaborative environment. The Words' Worth objective is to produce a high-quality work of short fiction and to reward its creators accordingly. Its long-term goal is to establish an ongoing environment that routinely produces creative works of value while delivering instructive and monetary rewards to participants. Thanks

62. Misc.writing Recommended Reading List
    2.1 On Being a Writer 2.2 Writing Fiction 2.3 Writing Genre Fiction (SF/Fantasy/Horror/Mystery/Western)2.4 writing romance Novels 2.5 Writing for Children 2.6  
    http://www.xmission.com/~jeffress/mw/rrl_toc.html
    
    Extractions: misc.writing Recommended Reading List Last modified: 29 July 2002 Welcome to the misc.writing Recommended Reading List, a resource for writers amateur or professional. The list provides reviews of writing-related books, magazines, Internet sites, and software. You can also read the text version of the list as it appears in the misc.writing Usenet newsgroup. New for 29 July 2002

63. Allie McCormack - Writing & Romance Bookstore
    Phyllis Taylor Pianka. writing romance by Vanessa Grant. How to WriteErotica by Valerie Kelly. Writing the Romance Novel by Leigh  
    http://www.alliemccormack.com/writerstore.htm

64. Romance Writing
    writing romance. The Literary Times; Romantic Times; Romance Writers'Reference Page Romance Novel Database; NetTrends Romance Writers;  
    http://www.psnw.com/~badger/WIN/romance.html

65. Romance Author Writing Links
    iVillage.com writing romance - great articles The Literary Times - writing, computing,and women's issues Little Bird Editorial Services - novella to full  
    http://romancereaderatheart.com/websites/WriteLinks.html

66. The Romance Reader Interviews Bonnie Vanak
    I started writing romance to escape the emotional pressures of my job. I lovemy work, but needed a diversion. I started writing romance novels.  
    http://www.theromancereader.com/nf-vanak.html
    
    Extractions: by Cathy Sova Welcome to our New Faces column, where we are delighted to introduce some of the newest romance authors in the genre. This time we're visiting with Bonnie Vanak , whose first historical romance is The Falcon and the Dove from Leisure Books. Bonnie, welcome to TRR! Tell us about yourself. I'm really the reincarnation of an ancient Egyptian priestess who was born in Randolph, NJ and forced to assimilate into American society. Seriously, I was born in Randolph and moved to Florida when I was still in high school. I live in Florida with my husband and two Shih Tzu dogs, Tiger and Tia. My dogs devour romance novels. Tiger has chewed up a few of my paperbacks. Are you coming to romance writing from another job? I work full-time as a writer for a major international charity and travel to developing countries. I started writing romance to escape the emotional pressures of my job. I was in a Haitian slum and all these hungry, desperate children crowded around me, plucking at my clothing, pleading for something to eat. It's horrible because you must leave them behind, when all you want to do is scoop them up into your arms and take them with you. I love my work, but needed a diversion. I started writing romance novels. There's a scene in FALCON where Jabari rescues a little boy from starvation. That character is partly based on a child I met in Nicaragua. He haunted me so much that I wanted to write a happy ending for him. I don't know what happened to the real child. I'm afraid to find out, because that part of Nicaragua is experiencing famine and children are dying.

67. Romance Writing
    Romance Writing. You may want to write a simple romantic encounter for a TrueRomance magazine. We will show you all the techniques of romance writing.  
    http://www.qualityofcourse.com/course_romance.asp
    
    Extractions: Home Contact Us Site Map Français April 12, 2003 Why You'll Succeed Writing Courses Creative Writing Business ... Photography You may want to write a simple romantic encounter for a "True Romance" magazine. Perhaps you'll tackle a novel set in some exotic place of your dreams. Whatever your choice, a vast market is waiting for you. So let your imagination run wild. Publishers of romance need more and more good material every year. We will show you all the techniques of romance writing. You'll learn the plot elements necessary for saleable romance: attraction, internal and external conflict, "life's darkest moment", and satisfying resolution. We will help you build romantic characters that will take your reader's breath away. We will guide you in marketing and publishing your work. 20 course units A library of books — an indispensable collection for Romance Writers.

68. Writing The Multicultural Historical Romance
    6. writing romance, Vanessa Grant, SelfCounsel Press. 7. GUIDE TO FICTION WRITING,Phyllis Whitney, The Writer, Inc. writing romance by Vanessa Grant.  
    http://www.viviansnotebook.com/writing/tips/ht_multicul.htm
    
    Extractions: Writing the Multicultural Historical Romance by Cheryl Ferguson Nothing is more exciting than finally discovering that unique time period in which your multicultural historical novel can be placed. Congratulations. But, that's only the beginning of your journey to writing the Multicultural historical romance. One of the first issues you must address is research. Researching the period well is essential. The work is exhaustive, especially if you know nothing of the period you've selected, but, if you love history, half the battle is won. There is a shortcut you can employ. Discover who the authoritative historians are on the period and look for the books they've written. Please note that shortcut is not synonymous with cutting corners. You will still have to verify information, cross reference facts and follow a bibliographic trail that will be extensive. The payoff will be you've focused your research with the help of the best minds in the field, which will go a long way in establishing your own credibility with editors and readers. Another critical phase of research is coming to an applicable understanding of the customs and mores of the period. It's not enough to know a custom existed, you must also know why it existed and when it came into existence. In understand the customs of the day, the writer begins to understand the minds of the people who lived in the era.

69. How To Write A Romance
    Need Help with Your Writing? Romance Writing. Learn all there is toknow about writing romance novels in these bestselling books.  
    http://www.write101.com/goodbooksrom.htm
    
    Extractions: WEEKLY Tips to improve your writing skills. Click to subscribe now. How to write what you love and make money How to f ind freelance writing jobs FREE Report "How to Write a Book." Click now for your copy Need to Improve Your Writing? Click here! Learn to write like the masters - click now for your FREE e-book: Greatest Marketing Secrets. StyleWriter is the world’s most powerful desk-top editor. Click for your FREE TRIAL now! Like to travel? Visit e-travelbug now! Friends of the Apostrophe Help save the apostrophe! home freelance writing home study tutorials writing services ... privacy policy Link your site to Write101.com

70. 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! -

71. Ask Jeeves: Search Results For "Romance Novel Writing"
    literacy genre fiction popular fiction bestsellers autographings http//www.rwanational.com/7. Books on writing romance Writers Write(R) Book Publishing  
    http://webster.directhit.com/webster/search.aspx?qry=Romance Novel Writing

72. Kate Walker - Nonfiction Work
    version has been revised, updated and expanded.All the original material is there,but I've also added my Twelve Point Plan to writing romance together with a  
    http://www.kate-walker.com/kwnonfic.html
    
    Extractions: WRITING ROMANTIC FICTION Over the years, I've run many workshops or courses on how to write romances for writers' groups, literature festivals, and other events. On these occasions, I'm often asked many of the same questions, and there seem to be a number of things that keep cropping up that would-be writers want to know. Because of this, I wrote the Straightforward Guide to Writing Romantic Fiction, in which I tried to answer the questions I get asked most frequently. The book is now in its second edition and the new version has been revised, updated and expanded.All the original material is there, but I've also added my Twelve Point Plan to Writing Romance together with a Question and Answer session I did on the 5 Ws (Who, Where, When, What and Why) of Writing Romance . This is reproduced by permission of eHarlequin on whose site - www.eHarlequin.com - it originally appeared. The Straightforward Guide is intended to provide information and advice for anyone who wants to learn how to write Romantic fiction. It gives a short introduction to all the essential skills needed to succeed, from initial research to the final submission of the typescript. The book covers the following topics: Creating sympathetic heroines Portraying irresistible heroes Writing effective dialogue Inventing readable plots Working from different viewpoints Putting in sensual scenes Beginnings and endings Finding the right setting Submitting your typescript

73. Renee's Romance Reading & Writing Site
    This site is for writers, with links to many howto articles, motivational articles, hints and tips for writers, and great websites for writers.  
    http://www.geocities.com/dreameruq/

74. Write Australian - Suite101.com
    Popular fiction writing from an Australian viewpoint. Learn techniques for fantasy, scifi, historicals, romance and children's books from an author who has written them all.  
    http://www.suite101.com/welcome.cfm/write_australian
    
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75. Gabrielle Luthy's Website
    About my writing and me, with information on romance writing.  
    http://www.gabrielleluthy.com
    
    Extractions: what's new:: MRWG's got a new logo! Click on the little one to the side to see a larger version. And go to designer Claire Robertson's site for more of her fabulous portfolio! Of course, no update can be complete without more work being done to my Paris page. I'm busy planning my 3rd trip to the City of Lights, so stay tuned for more photos and stories. Of course, for those who've been waiting to see the rest of my 2001 journal I started a new testing job, so I've been busy there and in my role as a consultant for PartyLite . (Like candles? Mail me! ) But I've had just enough time to get this shot of Khan scanned. Sweet, huh? Absolutely not! But at almost 18, he's got a right to be grumpy. :-) Updated: March 23, 2003 I did this! Site details sw="none";sd="none";ref=""+escape(document.referrer);

76. JoAnn's Writing Tips
    JoAnn Ross's tips and articles for romance writers.  
    http://www.joannross.com/new_page_2.htm#top joann's writing tips pg
    
    Extractions: Click to subscribe to JoAnnRosswritersgroup This is a no fee group in progress now This is an interactive group designed to help develop and hone writing skills in order to help members become published in the romance genre. I'll be be giving short workshops on various subjects, then members are invited to ask questions and discuss how that applies to their own work in progress, or a book they've just read. It'll be very loosely structured in order to keep it user friendly and hopefully encourage participation. Since we're working toward publication, members are also invited to post news of contest entries, RWA Pro pins they've received, any helpful conference workshops they've attended, etc. This site has won the Study Web of Excellence Award! TIPS FOR ASPIRING WRITERS Note: These writers' tips are exactly that - tips. They are not rules, not even guidelines. They are merely suggestions. Writers are as individual as our stories and we all have different ways of creating our books. If my ways don't work for you, you'll undoubtedly find your own through trial and error. On the other hand, I'll be delighted if something I've said on this page helps you tell your own story.

77. The INTERNET WRITING WORKSHOP
    Join various mailing list workshops such as poetry, fiction, flash fiction, romance, novels, and nonfiction. Post and receive critiques of work, plus critique other works. Discuss the finer points of writing.  
    http://www.manistee.com/~lkraus/workshop/index.html

78. Eclectics Authors - Eclectics.com
    Official web pages for several published authors of genre fiction including romance, mystery, and western. Includes writing contests and newsletter.  
    http://www.eclectics.com/authors.html

79. SharedWriting || Shared Writing For Shared Entertainment.
    A forum for sharing writing of many genres, including science fiction, fantasy, and romance. Also offers a poetry forum and archives of contributed fiction and nonfiction.  
    http://www.sharedwriting.com/

80. 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.geocities.com/charlottedillon2000/
    
    Extractions: First Guestbook Second Guestbook I started four e-mail list for romance writers. Feel free to join us! The main list is the Romance Writer's Community RWC It's over 300 members strong and growing. It's a great place to stay in touch with other writers, share market news, how-to info, ask questions, make writing friends, and more. Both published and unpublished romance authors are welcome.

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