Guest blog by Lissa Trevor, author of Spank Me, Mr. Darcy Writers are a creative bunch. But sometimes we need to jump start the creativity a bit. We need to flip a switch from our left brain to our right brain, so we can stop analyzing the sentences we’ve just wrote and start synthesizing them [...]
Guest Blog by Kathryn Leigh Scott, author of Down and Out in Beverly Heels During Q & A at book signings, I’m sometimes asked, “How do you get your ideas?” Well, we all have ideas for stories to tell, and everyone has a book or two in them that they would like to write. But [...]
Guest blog by Liv Rancourt, author of Forever and Ever, Amen Thanks very much for having me as a guest here at LoveRomancePassion. I love writing paranormal romance, and in this post I wanted to talk a little about how to create a world that will draw your reader in. Worldbuilding is a tricky thing, [...]
Guest blog by K. Victoria Chase, author of Alejandro When I was ready to publish my fifth novel, I knew I had to do it myself. There are a host of reasons why authors should self-publish, but many still believe it’s an impossible undertaking. Let me make a molehill out of that mountain. As with [...]
Guest blog by Julie Ann Walker, author of Rev It Up Hidey-ho to all you romance and romantic suspense fans out there! My name is Julie Ann Walker, and I’m tickled pink to be on Love Romance Passion today, discussing my process for creating tension between my lead characters… But before we get into that, [...]
Guest blog by Adrienne Giordano, author of Relentless Pursuit Rejection. It’s a nasty little word isn’t it? As writers, we face it. A lot. I personally have never gotten comfortable with it. Silly me, I thought once I’d found an agent and reached the ranks of published author, the rejections would somehow miraculously be easier [...]
Guest blog by Cindy Cromer, author of Desperate Measures As I scientist and executive I have written many research papers, laboratory procedures, safety manuals, and bid proposals. This doesn’t include the letters to regulatory agencies, statement of qualifications of myself and staff, client correspondences, and reports to the Board of Directors. Many are misled and [...]
Guest Blog by Jennifer Wilck, author of A Heart of Little Faith and Skin Deep I am not a plotter by nature. I write based on what characters pop into my head and start talking to me. They get louder and louder until I write them down. Sometimes they give me a scene or a [...]