In today’s post from our Archives, we share the many benefits of creating romantic conflict, a key building block of […]
Every now and then, we like to revisit some of our classic blog posts, which are still helpful (we hope). […]
Time to submit your exciting, suspenseful project to one of our suspense lines! Tomorrow is the day. Whether it’s a […]
We have for you some valuable advice from our archives. Ways of pitching have changed with time and social media, […]
Take our quiz and see which beloved Harlequin villain you could be. We’ve played up some of our reader’s favorite […]
We all know the romance genre has conventions and guidelines that set it apart from other types of stories. And […]
This is from our Advice from the Archives treasure trove, written in 1993 by Anne Canadeo and Mary-Theresa Hussey and […]
We’re delighted to repost this valuable writing advice from Laurel Greer, courtesy of our archives. Previously posted in June 2019. […]
We wanted to talk a little about plot and found this useful blog post from one of our past contributors. […]
by Patience Bloom When you are writing a romance, it can be easy to forget about setting. Your protagonists are […]
