Today we present to you a post from our Archives. Read on as associate editor Dana Grimaldi breaks down the […]
This week at So You Think You Can Write has been all about setting goals, planning, and staying motivated while […]
“Setting can be another character. And just as with cardboard characters, a lack of setting will leave a story feeling […]
By Liz Fielding Do you want to write books that will make people laugh and cry? With romantic comedies getting […]
Are you keen to pen a Harlequin Historical romance? Whether you’re writing dashing dukes, brooding Earls, or dark medieval warriors, […]
By Patience Bloom (from her blog) It happens to every romance writer. You have a polished piece of work in […]
We posted some great advice on creating suspense from Harlequin authors this week, including this tip from New York Times […]
Character clichés. Archetypes. Stock characters. We encounter them in every genre—the mad scientist, the femme fatale, the high school jock, […]
Do you have New Year’s writing resolutions? Are you ready to freshen your voice? Want tips on writing with authenticity, […]
By Deirdre McCluskey For our last writing challenge we talked about frenemies. Another favourite secondary character in romance is the […]
