by Deirdre Earlier in the month we featured Top Tips for Writing a Forced Proximity Romance. As Harlequin Intrigue Editorial […]
By Deirdre Strong dialogue will draw readers into your book and catch an editor’s ear. There are a few things […]
Last Monday Editorial Assistant Megan Broderick wrote a great post on Top 10 Reasons to Write a (Non-Billionaire) City Romance. […]
by Deirdre and Western Romance editor Megan Long We all have an image of the classic Western romance hero. That […]
by Deirdre When I asked a group of Harlequin editors for romance tropes they’d love to see refreshed, one favourite […]
by Deirdre How do your hero and heroine meet? We see a lot of “literally bumped into each other” in […]
by Deirdre This week some of our editors got into the Halloween spirit and participated in the Toronto Harlequin office’s […]
by Deirdre Did everyone get a chance to read our interview with Harlequin Nocturne Senior Editor Ann Leslie Tuttle? If […]
By Deirdre As Editorial Assistant Grace Thiele says in her blog post on creating backstory, “emotional conflict is the true […]
By Deirdre Whether your romance is set in a dangerous, dust-choked rodeo or the luxury of a boutique hotel, your […]
