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http://community.millsandboon.co.uk/forums/write-stuff/how-write-modern-romance Welcome to the Write Stuff and the Mills & Boon community. It’s very exciting to be here! I’m Jenny Hutton and I’m editor for Modern Romance. Over the next few weeks I will come on and post our Modern Master Class, so if you think you have what it takes to write a Modern Romance novel this is your chance! The editors are on the lookout for talented new authors… Regular readers of Modern Romance will know that the hallmarks of all our stories are pace, passion and intensity – and that they expect to see them stamped on our novels from the very first page. So, do you harbour a burning ambition to become a writer for Modern Romance?

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Liz Fielding - Harlequin and Mills & Boon Romantic Novelist

(Or, Where do you get your ideas from?) Writers get asked this question all the time and to be honest it embarrasses them a little. The answer is we don't really know and we're not keen to examine the process too closely in case the plot fairies don't like being stared at and fly away. Basically, I suspect, writers have a slightly different way of looking at the world.

All About Romance Novels - Regency/Post-Regency Index Page for Historical Cheat Sheet

The Regency & Post-Regency Period (Articles on the Regency Romance) The Regency: 1811 - 1820 (a 1999 Write Byte by Melinda McRae) http://www.likesbooks.com/regent.html
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Home > Bookshelf > Lesbian Publishers & Online Booksellers Alyson Press - www.alyson.com Large selection of fiction, nonfiction, erotica, comics, magazines
http://www.starrigger.net/recommended.htm#writing | Home | Guide to Books | Ebooks | Appearances | Meet the Author | The Writing Life | Writing Advice | Blog | | Downloads | New & Forthcoming | Short Stories | Must Read | Bookstore | TV Show | Links | This list is a sampler of some of my favorites, from among thousands of fine works. It also includes a few of my personal favorites from my own work. It does not pretend to be exhaustive. I have listed relatively few very recent works. That's because I can't keep up!

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Bella Books - lesbian books and lesbian ebooks specializing in lesbian romance and lesbian fiction

Love. Passion. Justice. Adventure. Books where the woman always wins and the story lingers in our minds long after the last words. Bella Books is the premiere publisher of vibrant and irresistible fiction for and about lesbians.
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What is yWriter? First, and most important, yWriter is FREE to download and use! (You can register your copy to support future development, but this is optional.) Second, and still rather important, it's a word processor which breaks your novel into chapters and scenes.
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On writing romance: how to craft a ...

Sweep Readers Off Their Feet With a Romance They'll Never Forget In On Writing Romance , award-winning romance novelist Leigh Michaels talks you through each stage of the writing and publishing process. From the origins and evolution of the romance novel to establishing a vital story framework to writing that last line to seeking out appropriate publishers, everything you ever wanted to know about writing a romance novel is here. In addition to a comprehensive breakdown of more than thirty romance subgenres, including such categories as historical, inspirational, Regency, and sweet traditional, you'll discover how to:
Many people have emailed me asking what advice I might offer to an aspiring writer. Here are a few thoughts. A lot more could be said, obviously, but I hope you'll find the following useful: Read, read, read. Read widely and voraciously. http://www.starrigger.net/advice.htm

Writing Advice from Science Fiction author Jeffrey A. Carver