Happy Friday! I’m glad it’s Friday, even if it is Friday the 13th. Actually, the sun is shining, the birds are chirping and the sky is a vibrant blue. It’s a perfect spring morning. I usually do a bit of work on the weekends but this weekend should be 90% fun. The kids are away [...]
If only it was as easy as sitting down at your desk, tea at your side and pen in hand. If only by telling yourself, “It’s time to write my next chapter,” the words would flow effortlessly from the tips of your fingers. Unfortunately for most aspiring and even published romance authors, that’s [...]
Facebook can be a really effective method of getting yourself and your romance novels or manuscripts discovered on the Internet. It’s an easy place to connect with friends and familyfor updates on your romance writing adventures. Social networking is a fantastic learning and exposure medium for aspiring romance writers and published romance writers alike. Many [...]
You may be familiar with the mantra many successful romance writers use to get and stay productive. It is “Butt in chair, fingers on keyboard.” However, as useful as that mantra is, it may also be useful to hold yourself accountable by other methods. Here are a few that work for romance [...]
Whether you’ve been trying your hand at romance writing for quite some time or you’re new to the genre you might want to consider taking a look at the RWA. The RWA is the Romance Writers of America organization. It’s a nonprofit trade association for romance writers. While it’s a relatively young association, chartered in [...]
Myth #1 Writing a romance book takes years. Fact – If you have a system and are dedicated to setting writing goals and writing every day, you can have a book written in three months. 5 pages a day for three months, or 90 days is 450 pages. That’s about [...]
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