61. Disclaimer - Electronic Collection NANCY DUNCAN What can writers expect from working in the romance genre? PATTI BERG - One of the best parts about writing romance is the readership. http://collection.nlc-bnc.ca/100/202/300/charlotte/2000/12-17/pages/columns/nanc

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62. Jill Metcalf - Romance Author In addition to writing romance, Jill is a Senior Program Officer with Canada s My first love will always be writing romance! she confesses. Teddy Bear http://www.tlt.com/authors/jmetcalf.htm

National Bestselling Author Please sign my guest book Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Award Winner, Jill Metcalf, is the national best selling author of five historical romances and one novella. Her stories have received awards and award nominations from reviewers and readers alike. More than one reviewer inquired about the possibility of cloning the hero of Jill's first romance, Spring Blossom . Hunter Maquire was a Romantic Times Knight in Shining Silver (K.I.S.S.) award winner. Jill's fourth historical romance novel, Family Reunion , brought her a nomination in Affaire de Coeur's, Favorite Top Ten Authors Readers' Choice Poll. Jill hails from the historic town of Georgetown, Ontario, 50 miles west of Toronto where she lives on a pretty but quiet street. The office where she creates her stories is on the second floor at the front of the house. "I swear people must think I'm a captive up there," she laughs. "When I'm having difficulty with a section of a story and need to think, I get up from my desk and stare out the window. I don't gaze at anything in particular, just stare at the street with that glazed look that comes with deep thought. But I'm sure people wonder why I spend so much time there!" Jill's best buddy is McDuff, as seen with her in the picture above. The Duffer, as he is frequently known, is a white miniature schnauzer and was only 14 months old when the photograph was taken in January 1999. "He is such a wonderful, loving little guy," she says. "He has the heart of a champion and the courage of a mastiff. He is only 13 and 1/2 inches tall but he doesn't know that! Duffy has completely changed our lives for the better. And he is amazingly adaptable. I had to stop taking him for his twice-daily walks in the late summer of 1998 due to the failure of an artificial hip joint. When close friends gave me a scooter, Duffy took to the vehicle without hesitation. He skips and hops beside it or, more often, runs in front so that it looks as if he is pulling me along. I don't have to worry if the batteries fail!" she laughs.

63. Willing Surrender: The Politics Of Writing Romance The Politics of writing romance by Erika Wentworth http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/1497/WillingSurrender.html

You can click on the title of book to purchase it from Amazon.com. Willing Surrender: the Politics of Writing Romance Introduction When the manila folder containing my mother's unpublished romance novel arrived in the mail, it came with a few scraps of memorabilia in it: an encouraging note from me "Mom! A definite best-seller. (This will sell! ) I want more ... write! E.W." and two Harlequin romance novel covers I designed, with the appropriate teasing captions, titles, and Harlequin symbols in their upper left corners. Re-reading the captions transported me back eleven years, to a time when, it seemed, I lived and breathed the Harlequin romance. For the novel cover I had titled, Love Me, Cowboy, I contrasted the heroine's professional success (as a singer) with her success in romance, the built-in assumption being that The Relationship was what really mattered. Pamela walked on stage, breathless. 'This song is called, 'Love me, cowboy ...' she began. A cheer broke out in the crowd. Bob Harrison smiled and urged her on. She sung the ballad in a clear, sweet tone, her voice quivering with emotion toward the end, and when she was finished, glistening with sweat and exhausted, she heard the crowd cry for more. She smiled. After all, no one knew her heart was really breaking... Harlequin-flavored rhetoric had crept into my writing almost unconsciously, so that even my most casually written notes betrayed that perky, feisty, plucky heroine's voice. On the romance novel cover titled

64. The Oakland Press: Oakland Life: Successful Romance Author Defies Genre Stereoty But he is rare in his choice of genres a man writing romance novels. Shifting into romance writing proved little trouble for Briceland. http://www.theoaklandpress.com/stories/040605/oak_20050406001.shtml

5 day forecast Subscribe Search Home Oakland Living Wednesday, April 6, 2005 E-mail Print Successful romance author defies genre stereotypes Web-posted Apr 6, 2005 By DERRICK SOBODASH Special to The Daily Oakland Press Vance Briceland has two full-time jobs - and three personalities Advertisement By day, the 41-year-old is in charge of dispersing incoming government funds to offices at Wayne State University. By night, he's the incredibly successful author Naomi Nash when writing romances, or Naomi Neale when writing chick lit. The Royal Oak resident has been writing for the past 15 years, but last year his first book was published, and the wait paid off. In the last year alone, he sold five full-length books and a short novel. He has already had contracts approved for 16 more books - an incredible success for a new author. His contracts are mostly for Dorchester Publishing's young-adult line of books called "Smooch." "I think my talent is just being flexible enough to throw myself into a new world with every book," Briceland says. But he is rare in his choice of genres - a man writing romance novels.

65. Cynthianna Appel I enjoy reading and writing romance because I enjoy happy endings. What makes writing contemporary romances unique as opposed to writing in another http://www.romanceeverafter.com/cynthianna_appel.htm

RomanceEverAfter Home Welcome Site Summary Romantic Tales ... Meet Kaye Hatfield Modern Renaissance Woman NEW! Finding Your Fashion It takes a dash of creativity and modicum of determination to create your own unique image. Apply the 7-Steps to Finding your Own Fashion to create a new you! Romantic Tales NEW! A Mutual Attraction by Valerie Collins Could opportunity have finally knocked on Mike McCauley's door? Dana Wynter was every man's dream, and he was about to have his come true! Quotes for Contemplation Quotes are a source of inspiration for many of us. Check out our Quotes for Contemplation The Scent of Romance The Greek physician Hippocrates believed that "the way to health is to have an aromatic bath and scented massage every day." Photo Gallery Fan Photo Gallery Browse a selection of fans in our Fan Photo Gallery. Fans were used not just for keeping cool, but a language of communication between men and women. Link Partners Romance readers. Check out our links to other romance reading sites by visiting our Link Partners at Link Partners Romance Authors Corner Cynthianna Appel Cynthianna Appel likes her heroes to be "decent, hard-working, God-fearing men, who have only the heroine’s best interests at heart." In her new March 2002 release

66. Romance Novels By Brown & Rhode Island Authors In 1983 she began writing romances, specializing in the contemporary subgenre. In the early 1980s she began writing historical romances. http://128.148.7.229:591/romance/about.html

Romance Novels by Brown About the Collection About the Authors Access to the Collection Resources for the Study of Romance Fiction The romance novels included in this database, along with the working papers of their authors, were acquired in conjunction with the establishment of the Christine Dunlap Farnham Archives, which is "dedicated to preserving and the continued collection of materials documenting the history of women in Brown University and Pembroke College, the post-graduate lives of Brown University and Pembroke College alumnae, and the lives of Rhode Island women." In 1988 Karen Lamoree, then Archivist of the Farnum Archives, invited Brown alumnae and local romance writers to donate their papers and published works to the Archives. In the Spring of 1989 the Archives and the Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women sponsored a symposium, "Romancing Women: Gender and Popular Culture," which featured sessions on the romance genre. This collection reflects the Library's continuing commitment to the acquisition of primary source materials for the study of American popular culture, a collecting emphasis begun in the 19th century with the Harris Collection of American Poetry and Plays. Among the most significant of these holdings are popular and genre fiction, fantasy and science fiction, detective fiction and true crime stories, theater and theatrical ephemera, performance magic, wit and humor, comic books and graphic novels, and gay and lesbian literature, including an emphasis upon pulp fiction and erotica. For further information see:

67. 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

"A HIGHLY GIFTED AUTHOR" Romantic Times Adept at creating delightful and memorable characters who make us laugh, and fun, fast-paced stories, Suzanne Enoch has earned praise for her engaging, light hearted Regencies. Sneak a peek at Suzanne's latest book - Meet Me At Midnight read chapter 1 About the Author Click on the book covers to read the first chapter of each book Meet Me At Midnight A Regency Romance from Avon Books Click here to buy now at 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! -

68. Romance Writing Resources - Learn How To Write Romance Novels And Become A Write romance writing resources to help you learn how to become a romance writer and write a novel. Find out how to publish your first romance book. http://www.romancenotes.com/write_romance.html

Write Romance... Home Movies Find Romance Online Romantic Getaways ... Learn To Write Romance Romance Writing Learn to Write Romance: Tips from the pros about romance writing - you could get your novel published! Have you ever thought about writing a romance novel? If you're an avid reader of romance stories, you must have a good idea about what sorts of characters and story lines appeal to you the most. So, why don't you try your hand at writing a novel yourself? To get started, read Romance Note's Ten Steps to becoming a romance writer for helpful advice, as well as How to Write a Proposal an Editor will Love! Many authors choose to self-publish Learn to write Harlequin Romances! Harlequin is always looking for new authors - so if you have a hankering to try your hand at writing a romance novel, you should give it a try! Harlequin provides extensive resources at their web site for you to find out about writing for them, and how to improve your style. Visit eHarlequin.com and see all their "Learn to Write" and "Writing Guideline" resources (the links are listed at the bottom of the eHarlequin home page). They provide general advice, as well guidelines for each of their specific series of books - covers Harlequin, MIRA, Silhouette, as well as Red Dress and others. In addition, Harlequin also gives you two other opportunities to try out your skills. You can act as an editor in their online interactive romance book, in which you give your comments on each chapter as they are written. Or, join in the Round Robin Writing - one of Harlequin's best-selling authors gets things started with the first chapter, and subsequent chapters are contributed by visitors like you.

69. Reneé'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/

Surf my site... Home Roswell Fan Fiction My Bookshelves Contact Me A few helpful links... TeresciaHarvey.com We Write Romance FREE ONLINE READS! Romance Writers Of America® ... Georgia Romance Writers What's New? July 2005 WOW! I can't believe a new year is half over. Life is crazy and I am so excited to announce that I have SOLD my first book! It will be coming out August 2006. For updates, check out my writing site or the romance author and reader community I belong to We Write Romance Also, I hope to get more updates here so I'll be sure to put up a notice here... Talk to you all soon! Previous Updates: October 2004 As you can see, my site is getting a face lift. It will also now be linked in several ways with my professional site, . I'm hoping to use the strengths of both sites to compliment one another. For instance, I will no longer house the career links on this site. They will now be located on the HRR site. Also, my author links will be shifted over. This site will mainly be focused on my Roswell Fan Fiction [Please note: The writing featured in the Roswell section was written long before I became serious about my writing career. It was also long before I found RWA® or SMRW. What that means is that you'll have to read with an open eye! :-)] and my Reader Bookshelves.

70. All About Romance Novels - Writers On Writing All About romance about romance novels, with romance novel reviews, romance news, romance features, romance author interviews, all by romance readers and http://www.likesbooks.com/write.html

Romance Writers on Writing Romance Writer's Corner Susan Squires Author Interviews Author-Penned Articles Conference Reporting RWA Reporting Author Journals Journeys into Publishing RWA Hotsheet Incident May, 2002 Search Here by Title or Author by Title by Author's Last Name by Author's First Name

71. Write Australian 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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72. Gabrielle Luthy's Website Information on aspiring romance writer with information on romance writing and links. http://www.gabrielleluthy.com

::what's new:: Revamped site coming shortly, along with all links updated ;-) In the meantime, here's a shot from my recent trip to Provence. Read more about it on my blog Updated: June 15, 2005 I did this! Site details

73. Writing The Multicultural Romance Article by romance author Shirley Hailstock. http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Bistro/6812/multicul.html

WRITING THE MULTICULTURAL ROMANCE @ 1995 by Shirley Hailstock This article may not the reprinted or distributed without the author's permission. Multicultural romances developed like movie stars. Writers have been working for years then suddenly they're an overnight sensations. Since everyone is part of a culture, we define the subgenre as a romance in which the main characters embrace one of the minority races in the United States. At this writing these books only have African-American characters as the major players. There are several translations into the Spanish language of some category romances and Indian romances, which had previously been considered historical, are suddenly popping up in the multicultural classification. The elements of a multicultural novel are the same as they are for any well written book; character, plot, setting, sexual tension, pacing, etc. Where the differences begin to verge off is that books written by African-American, Hispanic, or Indian women will bring with them a new perspective to the genre, a new view to a tried and true relationship. First and foremost it's a love story. At the core will be the one man-one woman romance. Around it, nurturing it, helping it to grow will be the culture, foods, clothing, lifestyles of the characters. Just as there are different rules for writing contemporary romance versus historical romance, there are different considerations in writing the ethnic/multicultural contemporary versus the ethnic/multicultural historical. I have separated some of these considerations and for the contemporary have categorized the elements of Background, Traditions, Methods of Speaking, Expression, Description, Occupation and Setting.

74. Sime~Gen - WorldCrafters' Guild Writing School Website offers free fiction, book reviews, free professional writing school, a thriving romance area, chats with authors and editors, and support for launching an ebook career. http://www.simegen.com/school/

Welcome to Simegen.com Where Sime and Gen meet, Creativity Happens Featured Link: Kip Grimes Artwork for 2005 available on a messenger bag Jacqueline Lichtenberg co-owner of Sime~Gen Inc. Professional Writers In Residence Free Textbook Material Jean Lorrah co-owner of Sime~Gen Inc. September 27, 2005 www Simegen Sime~Gen Home Virtual Campus Registration Bookstore Reviews Romance ... Guild (TM) Register Today For the Online School which is Free to Students (You must Register to Enroll in Courses - Registration is Free; Courses are free; ) Find Courses CourseCatalogues EssenceOfStoryCourse TheRadioPlay BasicHTML EditingTheNovel WritersWorkshop BeginnersWorkshop RegisterInSchool Learn IRC Find Classrooms SchoolFaculty SchoolOfDrama SchoolOfBusiness SchoolOfFiction SchoolOfPhilosophy StudentHandbook TeachersHandbook WritingTextbooks EditingCircle Our Virtual Campus Includes: Courses posted for independent study (See Catalogues Courses in progress (watch Newsletter Beginner's Workshop Writers Workshop Student Showcase for work by students Professional Writers' works (various drafts for study - access is free) Faculty Lounge bios of our teachers Student Bulletin Boards Recommended Textbooks on Writing Book Reviews to study Live Chats with Professionals later posted for study Newsletter from Teachers to Students about current courses (required sub) Listserv where students communicate (optional) Student Handbook Teacher's Handbook Editing Circle the critique circle with a difference

75. 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

Author Home Pages Recent Updates Eclectic Partners Author Interviews ... New Releases Eclectics Authors QuickList Gordon Aalborg Sabrah Agee Regan Allen Victoria Alexander Shari Anton Dixie Browning Dianne Castell Barbara Colley aka Anne Logan Denise Dietz Gail Eastwood Pamela Ford Bonnie Gardner Ginna Gray Celeste Hamilton Lori Handeland Cheryl Cooke Harrington Martha Hix Jan Hudson Angie Kay Diana Kirk Meg Lacey-aka Lynn Miller Allison Lane Nancy Goldberg Levine Anne Manning Lisa Manuel Marion Marshall Candace McCarthy Erin McCarthy Lurlene McDaniel Lorna Michaels Mindy Neff Hailey North Dusty Rhodes Patricia Rowe Laura Joh Rowland Patty Salier Rebecca Sinclair Eric Stone Lyn Stone Crystal Stovall Sheila Straus Eclectics Partners: D'S Book Service WisRWA Misc. Eclectics Newsletter Current Contest Send a Postcard Message Board The Eclectics Writer Writing Articles Author Ring Hurricane Katrina We are relieved and thankful to know that all three of our New Orleans area Victims of the disaster need our help now Imagine the heartbreak of leaving a family pet behind. Help reunite rescued animals with their people.

76. Resources For Writers / Charlotte's Web 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/

"We make a living by what we get; we make a life by what we give." ~ W. A. Nance New Contest I'd rather be a failure at something I enjoy than be a success at something I hate. ~ George Burns Click below to enter one of my sites. var sc_project=406240; var sc_partition=2; Or If you would like to use a logo or banner to link back to my author's site or my writing site, or even my RWC on-line group, you'll find the banners and logos I have here If you want to drop me a line, click on the pink link above, or type in charlottedillonrwc@hotmail.com This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit

77. WritersDigest.com and a different reality when you master the essentials of writing a romance! In the Essentials of romance writing Workshop, the latest workshop from http://www.writersdigest.com/topics/romance.asp

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78. 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/

Everything Diaries Adventure Comedy ... Theology Welcome to SharedWriting Latest News Menu submit story read the HTML suggestions for submissions create account faq search ... Topics List Login Make a new account Username: Password: Poll What will you post next? Adventure. Fantasy. Horror. Romance SciFi. War. Poetry. Non-Fiction. Nothing. Other. Votes: Comments: Results Other Polls Front Page Saturday September 3rd I Need You (4 comments) Tuesday August 30th The Industry of Life (4 comments) Wednesday August 24th Tastes Like Chicken (6 comments) Iron Wings (7 comments) Who is this annoying gimp that is destroying the site? (6 comments) Friday July 22nd Ascension (44 comments) Monday June 13th to my mother (70 comments) Sunday June 12th Kallu Arrutus Earth Kris (39 comments) Butterflies (17 comments) Friday June 10th Swinging to the Stars (17 comments) Older Stories... Latest Section Stories Angelic Suicide by Asuicide Fantasy Fantasy Kallu Arrutus Earth Kris (second entry) by Israphel Fantasy Science Fiction cORNER rOOM by Anonymous Hero Horror Thriller Arinna by TJack Ask SharedWriting Romance LIFE by Neo Science Fiction Action Parsing Mother by Anonymous Hero Poetry Action In Regalia of Shadows by Gypsybrigand Fantasy Fantasy Latest Diaries cndon - September 07 With eCosway's B.O.S.S. (Business Ownership...

79. Writing A Romance Novel Did you ever dream of writing a romance novel? Or wonder how your favorite author goes about writing one? Here s your chance to learn. http://www.suite101.com/welcome.cfm/writing_a_romance_novel

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80. Three Seas Literary Agency writing tips and submission guidelines. A good, wellknown, romance agent (also handles other genres). http://www.threeseaslit.com/

@import url("/sitefiles/seas.css"); Congratulations Katie MacAlister "Fire Me Up" Published by Signet Eclipse Home Bookshelves Clients About Us ... Meet Michelle "Sailing you one port closer to your dreams." 3 Seas Literary Agency specializes in all aspects of romance, women's fiction, chic lit, female-focused fantasy, young adult projects and non-fiction. We will, however, read and consider representing all queries sent to us except for the following: No poetry or prose, screenplays or short stories, please. We do not charge any reading or administrative fees. We also do not charge for editing our clients' manuscripts. We do not accept editing jobs for non-clients. More... Congratulations Kerrelyn Sparks How to Marry a Millionaire Vampire Published by Avon Congratulations Katie MacAlister Hard Day's Knight Published by Signet Eclipse Congratulations Katie MacAlister Sex, Lies, and Vampires Published by Love Spell Seller 3 Seas Literary Agency is RWA recognized 3 Seas Literary Agency adheres to AAR's Canon of Ethics Home Bookshelves Clients About Us ... Meet Michelle

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