Sentences with phrase «about romance writers»

Joanna: That's what people say about romance writers.

Ever since I heard about Romance Writers of America I knew it was where I needed to be if I wanted to be serious about my writing career and so I joined as soon as I could.

There has been news going around about Romance Writers, Ink., a chapter of Romance Writers of America.

I read a blog recently that was full of nasty misconceptions about romance writers and it raised my hackles, big time, but I didn't comment when I realized the writer was a newbie and depressed after a bunch of rejections.

Not exact matches

Mainline publishing is the kind of publishing that every dewey - eyed poet or paranormal romance writer dreams about.

Above it all is the picture of Runciman the tease, the inventor of his own image, the deliberate player of parts, the disengaged audience to his own choreography, but also the man of letters, a consummate stylist who used historical events to explore ideas about people and the world, a writer of epics and romances.

On this week's Single in Stilettos show, founder Suzanne Oshima talks to writer, speaker, and romance artist Zan Perrion about what makes a woman irresistible to a man.

On this week's Single in Stilettos show, founder Suzanne Oshima talks to writer, speaker, and romance artist Zan Perrion about having the «exclusive relationship» talk with your guy.

He's drifting through life, thinking about becoming a writer, and also trying to romance his best friend Mimi (Kiersey Clemons).

Writer David Nicholls adapted his novel into a fairly routine, but refreshingly above - average comedy romance about a smart misfit off to his first year of college.

Writer / Director Rian Johnson (Brick) delivers a very entertaining, creative, thrilling and clever sci - fi film that features time travel, dark comedy, romance, metaphysics, and enough action to keep just about any viewer engaged... as long as you enjoy using your brain a bit.

Young Adult (R for profanity and sexuality) Bittersweet romance drama about a recently - divorced writer of children's literature (Charlize Theron) who moves back to her tiny Minnesota hometown to win back her happily - married, high school sweetheart (Patrick Wilson) only to instead form an unusual bond with another classmate (Patton Oswalt) left emotionally and physically scarred since senior year by an unfortunate tragedy.

so it's especially dispiriting to see her strapping on sex toys and making a fool of herself in «Never Again,» a wretched comedy about middle - aged romance from writer - director Eric Schaeffer.

Writer - director David O. Russell has made three kinds of movies: offbeat romances («Flirting With Disaster»), surreal comedies («I Heart Huckabees») and dramas about dysfunctional yet appealing families («The Fighter»).

Less a spoof of vampire flicks than a fish - out - of - water romantic comedy about a Victorian nobleman trying to negotiate the dating scene of Studio 54 - era Manhattan, this enjoyably silly film is no one's idea of great cinema, but writer Robert Kaufman's concept of a vampire being the standard bearer for old - style morality and romance is an inherently funny conceit helped immensely by a straight - faced lead performance by Hamilton.

The problem being that Fleischer and writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick don't have much of a grasp on what it is about teen romances and zombie flicks that are interesting in the first place.

Boone and writers Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber know what a difficult task they have in adapting John Green's best - selling novel, about a tentative romance between two cancer - stricken teenagers, into a durable screen product that will appeal to younger target audience without quickly becoming a punchline for everyone else.

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One of my friends posted in our local Romance Writers of America chapter's loop about how enthused and reenergized she was after coming back from the RWA conference in San Antonio, Texas.

This post is about how she came to be a writer — specifically a mystery writer, after starting out with the intention of writing romance.

Courses (covering a variety of different areas): The courses I'd recommend (and which tend to be more bang for your buck) are the ones through the Romance Writers of America... regardless of your genre (I took several about 10 years ago and they really helped me out).

Professors (successful romance writers and editors) tell all about how to write and how to market romance.

I've talked about this with some other black female writers — as indie authors especially — with our suspicions that the majority of romance readers (non-black) will not pick up a book with a black woman on the cover, should we do it anyway and take the risk just to see ourselves on the cover?

I met Aliza at the Greater Detroit Romance Writers of America conference about a year ago so I know for a fact that she's not only a brilliant author but a wonderful person.

She blogs about being a writer, but does that encourage people to buy her romance novels?

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She's been shortlisted four times for the US Romance Writers of America RITA Award and twice for the UK Romantic Novelists Association Romance Prize and has popped by today to tell us a little about her new book.

Today I'm blogging over on the YABuccaneers about my experience at Romance Writers National Conference in NYC.

Well, we got the idea from a panel of authors at a Romance Writers conference where authors were talking about writing together on a series.

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Temple is very selective about who he helps, and he does not work with fantasy or romance writers, although he appreciates their craft.

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As a romance writer, I'm always interested in new markets for romantic fiction, so I was delighted to catch up with Charlotte Ledger from HarperImpulse to find out more about...

As an active member of Romance Writers of America, he looks forward to writing a bookshelf full of novels about misfits who find ways to fit in.

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Years ago, I was in a writers» forum meeting with a very successful Romance author, and she literally said the same thing you did about touching all five senses.

A post on the FRW (Florida Romance Writers) listserve is how I learned about TweetJukebox (http://www.tweetjukebox.com/).

Once that first flush of love we romance writers adore so much wears off, it's all about the socks on the floor and who does more for whom.

In an effort to share the excitement about its award - nominated romance writers with fans across the world, Romance Writers of America ® (RWA) has launched an 11 - week series of interactive video chat events highlighting the 2013 RITA Award finalist aromance writers with fans across the world, Romance Writers of America ® (RWA) has launched an 11 - week series of interactive video chat events highlighting the 2013 RITA Award finalist awriters with fans across the world, Romance Writers of America ® (RWA) has launched an 11 - week series of interactive video chat events highlighting the 2013 RITA Award finalist aRomance Writers of America ® (RWA) has launched an 11 - week series of interactive video chat events highlighting the 2013 RITA Award finalist aWriters of America ® (RWA) has launched an 11 - week series of interactive video chat events highlighting the 2013 RITA Award finalist authors.

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So far, Susan Mallery has written about being both a romance writer and a feminist.

I joined my local Romance Writers of America chapter, and at my first writing conference, I learned about erotic rRomance Writers of America chapter, and at my first writing conference, I learned about erotic romanceromance.

As an active member of Romance Writers of America, this late bloomer looks forward to writing a bookshelf full novels about misfits who find ways to fit in.

A romance writer who has written four unrelated novels about mail - order brides might call it the «Bought Brides Collection.»

I posted this to A Writer Afoot a month or so ago, but I'm getting ready to to to the Romance Writers of America conference, thinking about all these things, and I thought many of you would enjoy, too.

Sheila Clover English is the author of a non fiction book about marketing and book trailers as well as a fantasy, scifi, YA, romance and horror writer.