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Category Archives: On Writing Romance
The Writer’s Eye: A Different Point of View
Until about two months ago, when my daughter started talking to me about a YA book called Red Hood by Elena K. Arnold, I had never heard of a book being written in the second person. (Yeah, I guess … Continue reading
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The Writer’s Eye: Using the Senses in Romance Writing ~ The Sense of Taste
When I first began writing, I blogged a lot about the craft of writing and my thoughts on writing, pretty much as I went along. One series of posts I did almost ten years ago was on using the … Continue reading
The Writer’s Eye: Using the Senses in Romance Writing ~ The Sense of Smell
When I first began writing, I blogged a lot about the craft of writing and my thoughts on writing, pretty much as I went along. One series of posts I did almost ten years ago was on using the … Continue reading
The Writer’s Eye: Using the Senses in Romance Writing ~ The Sense of Touch
When I first began writing, I blogged a lot about the craft of writing and my thoughts on writing, pretty much as I went along. One series of posts I did almost ten years ago was on using the … Continue reading
The Writer’s Eye: Using the Senses in Romance Writing ~ The Sense of Sound
When I first began writing, I blogged a lot about the craft of writing and my thoughts on writing, pretty much as I went along. One series of posts I did almost ten years ago was on using the … Continue reading
The Writer’s Eye: Using the Senses in Romance Writing ~ The Sense of Sight
When I first began writing, I blogged a lot about the craft of writing and my thoughts on writing, pretty much as I went along. One series of posts I did almost ten years ago was on using the … Continue reading
Sexual Tension: It’s all in your head
Writers in the Storm, a fantastic blog for writers, has a wonderful guest post today about writing sexual tension. I couldn’t find a way to reblog it, so I’m providing the link and urging all my writer friends to click that … Continue reading
My Writing Process ~ Round Two
I’m helping out a friend, Lola Karns (who can be found here), by writing about my writing process today. I’ve done this before, but I’m working on different books and the process does evolve. 1) What am I working on? At … Continue reading
E-Making of a Hero: Liza O’Connor’s Coming to Reason
Recently, Jenna Jaxon wrote several excellent posts on the making of a hero. I asked her for space to give a rebuttal, but then realized she was right. It also explains why I did what I did in book 3, … Continue reading
How to Build A Hero: Part 3 ~ Characteristics
The third and final part of my How to Build a Hero series will focus on the characteristics we want to find in our heroes. “According to Louis P. Pojman in his Admiral James B. Stockdale Lecture in Ethics and … Continue reading
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