Why I Love Historical Romance by Suzan Tisdale There are so many reasons why I love historical romance. I love being transported to a time and place where I don’t have to worry about dishes, dinner, laundry or any of my other day-to-day obligations. For a little while, I can be taken away to a …
A Regrettable Rejection by Rachel Carrington I’m big fan of Writer’s Digest’s Rejections. The author takes a bestseller or otherwise well-known novel and writes a rejection for it from the point of view of an obviously clueless editor. Having recently just watched Jane Eyre, I knew I wanted to try my hand at …
Writing Navy SEALs by Sharon Hamilton In my just released Navy SEAL romance, Fallen SEAL Legacy, the hero, SO Calvin Cooper is given a KA-BAR knife upon graduation from BUD/S, the day before he receives his Trident. On this knife is engraved the name of a fallen SEAL. I can only imagine what it must feel …
GROWING READERS by Nancy Gideon If you write it, they will come . . . Not necessarily. A few things important things have to happen first. 1) Readers have to see it, 2) Readers have to recognize it as something they might like, 3) Reader attention has to be caught long enough for them to …
My First Christmas Romance Story by Donna Cummings Do you remember your first Christmas romance story? It took me a while to remember mine, but then I realized it was. . . Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer! At first glance, it seems to be a story about a loveable reindeer with an odd quirk–that bright red nose …
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