Harry Potter Galore at Scotland Book Fest
It’s very rare that I ever wish I lived in Scotland. And when I do, it’s usually the result of some sexy man in a… Read More »Harry Potter Galore at Scotland Book Fest
Writing
Guest Blogger, LG: Hate Typos? Your Not Alone.
I signed up to be a writing tutor in college because I thought I would get to “edit” students’ papers. Imagine my disappointment when I learned that there was no copyediting involved in the job at all. Instead, we were discussing content and organization and helping […]
Guest Blogger, Allison Pang: From 30,000 Words to a Three-Book Deal
I was standing at the ticket counter for United Airlines last April, getting ready to attend my first ROMANTIC TIMES conference, when the airline rep asked me where I was headed. I remember giving her this sort of self-deprecating smile and telling her that I’d written a book, and was going […]
The Sensitivity of Literary Editing
This week, the Recalcitrant Scrivener blogged about editing and revising a manuscript from both an editor’s and an author’s point of view: Editing is a sensitive issue—for… Read More »The Sensitivity of Literary Editing
Editors as Writing Contest Judges
When I first began my writing career a little over two years ago, I had no idea the romance genre offered such a wonderful vehicle for gaining feedback-or for dispensing such conflicting opinions-on a manuscript. Yes, I’m talking about writing contests. Writers […]
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