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“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
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