Details are an essential part of any story, whether they’re used to tell us something about a character, build a […]
By Liz Fielding Do you want to write books that will make people laugh and cry? With romantic comedies getting […]
Today, we bring you an updated post from our archives! Read on as Elizabeth Mazer reveals what happens to your […]
By An Editor At submissions@harlequin.com, we receive several hundred emails a year. That’s a lot of mail! In that giant […]
It can be hard to keep the pacing tight in any novel, but imagine the pressure when writing suspense! This […]
We are thrilled to have New York Times bestselling author RaeAnne Thayne with us today to discuss how she keeps […]
Today, we have an exciting post from New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author Maisey Yates! Maisey has written […]
Character clichés. Archetypes. Stock characters. We encounter them in every genre—the mad scientist, the femme fatale, the high school jock, […]
On Tuesday we wrote about freshening your narrative voice by eliminating clichés. Easier said than done! Sometimes a cliché seems […]
by Emily Rodmell Writing can often be a lonely profession, just you and your computer. That’s why a support system […]
