Sentences with phrase «other romance author»

For those who haven't heard, an author has trademarked the name «Cocky» and has sent cease - and - desist letters to other romance authors who have the word in the titles of their books.

Other romance authors used cocky before her.

Not exact matches

He is the author of Gestures of Love: Romancing Performance in Classical Hollywood Cinema (SUNY Press, forthcoming) and editor of The Cinema of Hal Hartley: Flirting with Formalism (Wallflower Press, 2016), among other books, book chapters, and articles.

Kristen is the author of the gothic fantasy series, House of Comarre, from Orbit Books, as well as several other paranormal romance titles.

A stay - at - home mother from Parker, Colo., Wade had no ambition to be a published author and no real writing experience other than a few attempts at historical romance in the mid-90s.

Major conventions like the Romance Writers of America and other tradeshows don't provide any avenues for authors to sell their print or digital books.

- Katie Crouch, bestselling author of Girls in Trucks and Abroad «At once a memoir, a cockeyed romance, a reporter's travelogue, and a clinical case study, Irritable Hearts will provide great consolation to others who suffer from PTSD - and McClelland's resilience and determination will resonate powerfully even with those who don't.»

Over the last 12 months, I joined a new group of paranormal romance authors on Facebook that's all about cross-promoting each other.

The other thing to notice is that RWA is not just the National Organization; it is a collective group of romance authors who produce competing products, so everything we do in concert will be scrutinized.

But if the HQN's editorial expertise (specific to romance novels) is no longer on the menu, what differentiates Dellarte's vanity press service from any one of Author Solutions» other vanity presses?

Nora Roberts lists some of her favorite Romantic Suspense authors — Mary Stewart, Sue Grafton and Elizabeth George (among others)-- and explains the necessary balance between romance and suspense.

The founders were largely authors who wrote traditional Western fiction, but the organization swiftly expanded to include historians and other nonfiction authors, young adult and romance writers, and writers interested in regional history.

Indie Romance authors seem miles ahead of their mystery and thriller counterparts — selling cheaper books, cooperating with each other, creating box sets, offering free books for visibility.

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?

She's a multi-award winner, critically acclaimed author of all things romance and action / adventure, and she has been featured on CBS Sunday Morning National TV Show (an amazing feature that had me giggling) and in The Village Voice, The Daily Beast, USA Today, The (London) Daily Mail, The New Delhi Times and numerous other national and international publications.

Overdrive does have a number of major companies still supporting ebook lending such as; Random House, HarperCollins, John Wiley, Harlequin Romance, Kensington, Perseus, Sourcebooks, Scholastic, Chronicle, among others, and hundreds of their best - selling authors strongly support and are partnering with OverDrive to build stronger connections to library eBook readers.

- Penelope Rowlands, author of Paris Was Ours «Victor Hugo, Adèle and Juliette, Saint - Beuve, Nadar, George Sand and a host of other great figures of French history come alive in David Downie's compelling and often wickedly humorous investigation of romance and romanticism in the City of Light.»

Join me as I interview romance author Dianne Venetta author of the Ladd Springs series and other books.

PAN (Published Authors Network) «is to establish within the RWA framework a network of communication and support to effectively promote and protect the interests of published romance authors; to open channels of communication between those romance authors and other publishing industry professionals; and to encourage professionalism on all levels and in all relationships within the publishing industry.Authors Network) «is to establish within the RWA framework a network of communication and support to effectively promote and protect the interests of published romance authors; to open channels of communication between those romance authors and other publishing industry professionals; and to encourage professionalism on all levels and in all relationships within the publishing industry.authors; to open channels of communication between those romance authors and other publishing industry professionals; and to encourage professionalism on all levels and in all relationships within the publishing industry.authors and other publishing industry professionals; and to encourage professionalism on all levels and in all relationships within the publishing industry.»

I understand that dopey author @FaleenaHopkins has filed a trademark on the word «cocky» and is now threatening other self - published romance writers who use the term or the keyword.

Patricia's clients include RITA Award - winning and USA Today bestselling romance author Sarina Bowen (Rookie Move, Berkley / Penguin); women's fiction authors Loretta Nyhan (Digging In, Lake Union Publishing) and Susan Bishop Crispell (Dreaming in Chocolate, St. Martin's Press); young adult novelists Axie Oh (Rebel Seoul, Tu Books) and Mary McCoy (Camp So - and - So, Lerner / Carolrhoda Lab); and middle grade novelists Kristi Wientge (Karma Khullar's Mustache, Simon and Schuster Children's), Hayley Chewins (The Turnaway Girls, forthcoming from Candlewick), Margaret Dilloway (Summer of a Thousand Pies, forthcoming from Balzer + Bray / HarperCollins), and Sandy Stark - McGinnis (Extraordinary Birds, forthcoming from Bloomsbury Children's), among others.

«There are some authors in other genres — romance is particularly good for this, as it is for just about everything else — who are also encountering huge success with this.

A huge number of romance readers report visiting romance authors» websites — by far outstripping other related activities they do like following authors on Facebook.

Which I need to do since I'm looking for other indie romance authors to cross-promote with for my January release.

On the other hand, I've had cozy mystery or paranormal romance authors query me politely about a guest spot.

When she's not writing her contemporary romance and romantic suspense bestsellers, Kimberly is most likely cuddled up reading one of her favourite authors, or cooking up a storm in her kitchen, or downward dogging and other Yoga poses.

This particular group was made up of paranormal romance authors, and their rules included sharing each other's posts on Facebook and being responsible for one post a week.

Romance writers tend not to get as much respect as other authors.

One of my other author friends who actually has a handle on this romance thing suggested an anthology and as luck would have it I had a nub of a story that seemed to fit the bill!

There's plenty of heat here, but no explicit sex: an issue that all YA romance authors think about, even though some make different decisions about it than others.

That romance maintained its popularity well into the sixties is evidenced by something that none other than S. E. Hinton wrote in the New York Times Book Review as late as 1967: «The world is changing, yet the authors of books for teenagers are still 15 years behind the times.

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On April 14th, 2018, Romance Author Faleena Hopkins put out a trademark for «Cocky» in what is allegedly an attempt to protect her book series, The Cocker Brothers, from being copied by other authors.

NY Times Bestselling Author Noelle Adams, USA Today Bestselling Authors Rebecca Shea and Sandra Marton, a naughty naughty Cinderella fairy tale, and other steamy romance goodness today at the Free Kindle Steamy Romance & Free Kindle Erotic Romancromance goodness today at the Free Kindle Steamy Romance & Free Kindle Erotic RomancRomance & Free Kindle Erotic RomanceRomance Blog.

They could even start up a club, or make a Listmania List, about «erotic romances on the sea» and add each other's books to it — and partner with even more indie authors with similar theme books to do the same thing (share readers).

I would bet that the reason so many romance authors and readers find each other here at Smashwords is that they have found a place where they are not treated as second - class citizens, and authors can make a little money, sometimes a lot of money, and readers can find a great romance novel without paying an arm and leg for it.

During the lead - up to the glamorous July 20 award gala in Atlanta, romance fans have the opportunity to meet each other and interact with the nominated authors through a series of weekly online Q&A events.

The romance writers of america chapters use this resource to set up online workshops to teach author craft or other more detailed topics with several authors over a period of time.

All Romance eBooks began in 2006 as a place for readers and authors of romance to find eachRomance eBooks began in 2006 as a place for readers and authors of romance to find eachromance to find each other.

This episode is sponsored by GoToMeeting Author of Asperger Love: Searching for Romance When You're Not Wired to Connect Interview Starts at 22:42 I was so impressed by Jack and Kirsten's perseverance in trying to explain themselves to each other.

After you've gone to your favorite etailer and bought the entire catalogue of Quacking Alone Romances authored by yours truly, Mary Anne Graham, you'll be looking to add some other books to your device.

Linking to other cool stuff One fantastic thing about the romance genre is the incredible, very supportive online community of authors and bloggers.

As someone mentioned online the other day, asking an erotic romance author if they do everything in their books is like asking Stephen King if he's murdered anyone lately.

This leaves authors who write old - fashioned space opera, military science fiction, historical romance without modern - minded heroines, and numerous other sub-genres with no choice but independents.

What defines St. Martin's most is its ability to establish best - selling authors across a broad range of categories, from commercial women's fiction and literary fiction to romance and young adult, to its strength in nonfiction such as military, business, science, politics, and many other categories.

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Here are other links for your consideration: (1) From Courtney Milan, romance author with a day job as an attorney, comments on B&N hiring lawyer superstar David Boies for the DOJ case — http://www.courtneymilan.com/ramblings/ (2) From Patricia C. Wrede, young adult author, comments on managing the backlist and long - range thinking as a writer: http://pcwrede.com/blog/long-range-thinking/

Title: Witches, Voids and Other Sanity Suckers Author: Kara Thorpe Genre: Paranormal Romance Age Group: Adult Rating: 5 stars Purchase: Amazon Review copy provided by Enchanted Book Promotions in exchange for an honest review.

Waterhouse Press first published founder Meredith Wild and has since expanded to help introduce other talented authors to the rapidly growing demographic of romance readers.

Paula d'Etcheverry is a multi-published romance author who spent a long hiatus from writing pursuing other dreams.