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Writing Reborn- Writing for the Romance Market, by Rosalie Ash (2)
- “Writing for the Romance Market” by Rosalie Ash
- Love and Quilting!
- More on the wedding in Tuscany
- Wedding in Tuscany!
- Writing, Work and Wine with… Rosalie Ash
- Ways to Create Multi-Dimensional Characters–Tip #1
- Spring (and bronchitis) in Daphne du Maurier Country
- WRITING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY – FREE OFFER!
- Love and All That Stuff by Lucy Felthouse
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Writing for the Romance Market, by Rosalie Ash (2)
As promised, here’s the rest of that 1992 article, published in The Writer’s Handbook:- “CHECKING BACK over early mistakes and detailed rejection letters, some interesting errors came to light in my own approach to writing romantic novels. To succeed, you … Continue reading
“Writing for the Romance Market” by Rosalie Ash
In 1992, as a recently published Mills & Boon author, I was invited to submit an article to the Writer’s Handbook on writing for the romance market. Now much older (but not necessarily wiser), I am still a romantic suspense … Continue reading
Posted in Crime fiction, Romantic Fiction, Romantic Suspense, Uncategorized, writing romance
Tagged change of direction, credibility, crime genre, flexibility, getting published, handling rejection, Harlequin, how to write novels, how to write romance, Mills and Boon, new writers, perseverence, rejection, rejection letters, romance, romance market, romantic fiction, Rosalie Ash, writing romance
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Love and Quilting!
This summer has been brilliant. I’ve seen one daughter get married in Italy, another daughter find health and happiness with a new partner, I’ve travelled a lot, had some excellent holidays and enjoyed some memorable summer picnics with friends with … Continue reading
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Tagged Arts, children's books, Crafts, families, grandchildren, legacies, new autumn projects, Patchwork quilt, Quilt, quilting, special memories
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Wedding in Tuscany!
Apologies for the long absence, but we’ve been away on a brilliant European trip, driving all the way down to Tuscany for our daughter’s wedding. We had a magical venue,(the Poggio Piglia near Chiusi in Tuscany), a gorgeous bride and … Continue reading
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Tagged Bride, Chiusi, Italy, Mayor, Tuscany, Venice, Wedding, Weddings
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Writing, Work and Wine with… Rosalie Ash
Rosalie Ash is a member of the Romantic Novelists Association and the Society of Authors. She was first published by Harlequin Mills and Boon in the late 80’s, wrote full-time until the late 90’s, and has had 21 novels published…
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Ways to Create Multi-Dimensional Characters–Tip #1
Originally posted on Kristen Lamb's Blog:
Elle Woods in “Legally Blonde.” To give characters depth, we have to be people-watchers. Study people. Know thyself. I strongly recommend reading books on psychology as part of research. For instance, I read…
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Spring (and bronchitis) in Daphne du Maurier Country
So, after even more set backs and problems, I still haven’t got Melting Ice onto itunes, or Barnes and Noble, or Nook. I’ve ruthlessly sacked my IT Executive for incompetence, and now I’m waiting to see if a company called … Continue reading
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Tagged Bodinnick, Cornwall, daffodils, Daphne du Maurier, Easter, Ferryside, Fowey, Lanteglos, Menabilly, primroses, Rebecca, Saints Way, spring
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Writing Reborn 