Romancing Arianna
Over at the Huffington Post, writer Joanne Rendell provided a terrific report/critique on the recent Princeton Symposium, Love as the Practice of Freedom? Romance Fiction and American Culture. In the […]
Over at the Huffington Post, writer Joanne Rendell provided a terrific report/critique on the recent Princeton Symposium, Love as the Practice of Freedom? Romance Fiction and American Culture. In the […]
Amazon still hasn’t come up with an acceptable explanation for what happened over the weekend. Â Or rather, they’ve come up with so many that it’s clear they’re vamping in the […]
Amazon has shown its true colors by de-ranking certain types of books. They call them “adult,” but the designation involves a preponderance of gay/lesbian/transexual books amid the erotica. Don’t think […]
(As you read this, remember it was written for and presented at a Romance Writers of America conference. Â It’s absolutely valid for any writer, but you may have to translate […]
My wonderful in-house publicist, Kathryn Turmen, was interviewed on the Novelists, Inc. blog. Â Her list of the steps any author can take to help promote his or her book is […]
So, Wednesday, I had a dinner meeting with a local group of writers, and they asked those of us who had gone to RWA to give a brief rundown of […]
So many bloggers are doing posts about preparing for the RWA National Conference that it’d be stupid and redundant for me to try to add anything. So here’s a roundup […]
Is something in the air? Â Discussions of romance book covers are suddenly all over the web. First I popped into DearAuthor and found Cover Identification, Susan Holloway Scott’s well-illustrated overview […]
…and I cannnot tell you how pleased I am with it. Â The initial idea came from my editor, and then the terrific Art Department at Berkley put it all together. […]
a) the Universe’s way of mocking us. b) here, baby, and don’t pretend it isn’t. c) a fun new book by Sheila Roberts. d) motivation to finally lose a few […]