Sentences with phrase «romance novelist who»

When getting ready to open the store, they reached out to writers like Courtney Milan, a romance novelist who works independently of a publisher.

Bella Andre, a self - published romance novelist who has hit the New York Times bestseller list is said to be an «outlier.»

Can you provide an example of a romance novelist who is particularly good at book promotion?

For example, a romance novelist who wants to attract romance readers would employ a concentrated strategy, that is to say, this is a large population of readers — and we aren't segmenting them by saying we only want a small subset of those readers, no as a romance writer we want them all because we know our readers read cross sub-genre.

Not exact matches

The actor brings all of his talents to the invention of a most fascinating creature: Melvin Udall, a successful romance novelist with a struggling obsessive - compulsive disorder who is also a supremely socially dysfunctional grouch.

In Misery, James Caan plays Paul Sheldon, a novelist who — like King — has made a career of writing about obsessive and emotional characters, but here within cheap romance novels.

Hartley's style first came to prominence with 1997's «Henry Fool,» the tale of a self - involved garbage man - cum - novelist (Thomas Jay Ryan) who romances the hapless Fay Grim (Parker Posey).

And who knows the hearts, and the minds, of those who read romance novels better than the novelist who writes for that audience?

Debuting romance novelist Brogan, who also has a historical romance coming out later this year, shows a real knack for creating believable yet quirky characters.

Jacqueline Kirby (known as «Jake» to her friends), a librarian turned romance novelist, enjoys nothing more than people who take themselves way too seriously.

For romance and mystery novelists who embraced digital technology, loved chatting up their fans and wrote really, really fast, the last few years have been a golden age.

Courtney Giardina, a contemporary romance novelist from New York, takes a solo trip to Wilmington, North Carolina and discovers the relaxing benefits of solo travel in this week's Women Who Travel Solo.