Writing Challenge
The writer, T. S. Eliot, insisted that the most important element in writing is the “objective correlative” which evokes emotion by describing
Because Every Genre Needs Romance
The writer, T. S. Eliot, insisted that the most important element in writing is the “objective correlative” which evokes emotion by describing
In this season of gifts and goals, I’ve been considering how the two things should be related. It’s natural to
A fellow ANWA member, Theresa Sneed, has recently decided to dive into indie publishing. She sent me a list of questions
“Timing is everything.” I’m not sure who first made that statement, but it’s said enough now that it’s considered a
I love romance! I love it in my novels, my movies, my own writing, and especially in my marriage;) I’m
Continue readingCan there ever be too much Romance in the world?
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