Sentences with phrase «romance writers so»

Why do I use romance writers so often in my examples?

I'm a erotic romance writer so I do take offence to some of the things that have happened.

Not exact matches

It is also what some critics call an «encyclopedic novel,» at once a fictional distillation of a civilization — in this case, that of medieval Britain, or at least a vision of it — complete with the arcana of various subjects (in this case, medieval warfare, falconry, heraldry, hagiography, psalters, scholasticism, and so on) that you expect from Pynchon and DeLillo, and the highly individual vision of a writer who is using Malory's vast romance as a springboard for his own imagination.

Whereas a hit like Wedding Crashers struck such a balance somewhat awkwardly — structured so that the first half was for boys - boy rowdiness, and the second half for girly - girl romance — Apatow's latest tackles both exigencies nearly simultaneously, a considerable feat aided by the writer - director's adept ability to wring laughs not from outrageous farce and slapstick but, instead, from real - world situations and dilemmas.

Packing so many dilemmas and loves into one breezy, heartfelt dramatic comedy with hardly any stumbles proves Rock's evolved writer's hand; navigating around buddy cameos, realistic romance, raunchy comedy, philosophical drops, idol shout - outs, and all without a patina of narcissism is a feat.

I know that this is a true story, so maybe it is difficult to give the writers too much credit for the decision, but it was different, challenged the expectations of mainstream romance dramas and was touching.

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.

Still, the romance being explored here — which so rarely gets the Hollywood treatment, and which the writer / director Angela Robinson takes such care to flesh out — is enough to keep things from ever feeling too staid.

Victoria, one of the best resources I know for aspiring writers is Laura Resnick's writer resource page (http://www.lauraresnick.com) My experience is in romance publishing, so I really can't speak to the commercial marketability of your book (s) but I'd recommend steering clear of any «self publisher» who asks for money.

I could rant, but author Jackie Kessler does it so well I'll just link to her, and then follows up with Harlequin's response after the Romance Writers of America said, -LSB-...]

Well, the writing hasn't gone so well in August 2016 in terms of word count, but I've attended the fantastic Romance Writers of New Zealand Conference, and read some outstanding novels:

I think many romance writers would rather have other romance / women's fic writers critique them because so many others don't get the genre at all and will steer them wrong.

Category romance writers barely get thirty days of shelf space then they're carted off so the next month's editions can go out.

Julia Quinn, for example, chose her pen name so that she would be shelved near Amanda Quick, another popular historical romance writer.

I can't remember the name, but not so long ago, they found that some «literary» darling had copied almost in whole books from a «hack» romance writer.

-LSB-...] but author Jackie Kessler does it so well I'll just link to her, and then follows up with Harlequin's response after the Romance Writers of America said, «Sorry, we can no longer consider Harlequin a -LSB-...]

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.

The So You Think You Can Write competition offers aspiring writers in Canada, the US, the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa the chance to win a publishing contract from Harlequin, one of the world's leading publishers of romance and women's fiction.

She is a contributor to the anthologies When I Was a Loser: True Stories of (Barely) Surviving High School, The Dictionary of Failed Relationships, Where Love is Found: 24 Tales of Connection, Sex and Sensibility: 28 True Romances from the Lives of Single Women and A Galaxy Not So Far Away: Writers and Artists on Twenty - Five Years of Star Wars.

Yes, she's a romance author, so that makes a bit of a difference, but when a publisher's approach to backlist is actively hurting a writer's career by limiting sales, well.

The Romance Writers of America are collecting information to take to an IP lawyer, so if you are an author who has been affected by this, please get in touch with Carol Ritter -LRB-[email protected]-RRB-.

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...

Much of RWA applies to any writer, though obviously it's romance focused, so if you only write horror there's going to be a lot that might not apply.

I created Marketing for Romance Writers (MFRW) so I could also learn tricks and tips.

I'm so grateful to my RWA chapter for linking Scalzi's blog post in our yahoo group, and days later, Romance Writers of America contacted Random House to discuss the contracts (Loveswept and Flirt) to better inform the authors they represent.

The subjects were selected from the 1,600 or so currently published romance writers in the U.S. if they were still living at the time the essay was written and if the author was a U.S. citizen or long - term resident, had published at least five novels with the latest published no later than 2002, and was nominated for or had received a genre prize or been on a national best - seller list.

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.

«I so wish there had been a book like this back when I first started... there no preachy comments, and this book isn't pushing any one particular way to be a writer... or whether or not traditional publishing is better than e-publishing» Romance writer Ryan Field

The RWA Conference is the place where career - focused romance writers gather to make lasting connections and grow their careers — and so much more.

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

I have three romance novels published by three different traditional publishers, but they are smaller publishers (The Wild Rose Press), so they don't promote the books, leaving that to the writer.

For romance writers, your readership moves from book to book faster than any other audience, and so your content should be available instantly, especially on platforms that facilitate sharing and recommendations.

Regardless, sci - fi sells so well that there are more and more articles and interviews with science fiction writers where they are put on pedestals and treated as though they belong in the select company of writers of much higher standing - like romance novelists.

Ruth Anne Nordin is a romance writer with 18 books so far in several series and many more in the pipeline.

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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.

I remember reading about that romance cover with three arms, I think way back when I was still reading Writers Digest, so at least 20 years ago.

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.

Women dominate Pinterest so it's only natural that this would be a good option for romance writers.

But when it comes to say, Romance, well there are millions of great romance out there to read and learn from, so convincing writers to read one's romance as a learning tool is a lot Romance, well there are millions of great romance out there to read and learn from, so convincing writers to read one's romance as a learning tool is a lot romance out there to read and learn from, so convincing writers to read one's romance as a learning tool is a lot romance as a learning tool is a lot harder.

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Inspired by the entertaining, multi-layered storylines created by so many female romance, young adult and television writers, she began to experiment with her own characters.

I just don't see why I should put him on the «must read» list when there are so many good female romance writers I have yet to explore.

Romance writers are ahead of the curve when it comes to marketing, so whatever your genre, you'll definitely pick up some ideas from this discussion with J.A.Huss.

I think the most successful romance writers in the future will be those that maintain full uninterrupted distribution across all sales channels so they can build diversified global readership, and who build platforms they control (especially private mailing lists) so they can reach their most loyal readership which will be more immune to the temptation of only reading KU books.

We just heard that the SFWA the Science Fiction Writers of America is now opened up to indies office, and the organization I'm in the ITW International Thriller Writers is open and so is RWA, Romance Writers of America.

Hi — I'm a romance writer who loves to decorate, so I'm always checking out The Inspired Room.