writing romance

Finding My Place in the Historical Romance Sub-Genre

by Guest Blogger 10.04.2011

by Ashley March, guest blogger and author of Romancing the Countess I’m so thrilled to be visiting here at Love Romance Passion as I continue celebrating my newest release, ROMANCING THE COUNTESS! When I first started writing romance, I knew that I would write in the historical romance sub-genre because that’s what I grew up [...]

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First Love – A Love for Life?

by Guest Blogger 04.07.2011

by Margaret James, guest blogger and author of The Silver Locket and The Golden Chain Thank you for inviting me to be a guest blogger on Love Romance Passion. I’m delighted to be here. What’s great about writing romance is that there’s so much scope for trying out something new. Over the years, I’ve written [...]

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Writing Doesn’t Happen Just by Coincidence

by Guest Blogger 12.06.2010

by Leslie Hager, guest blogger and author of Coincidence The day after my first book was released, my friend and I were walking along the banks of the Kanawha River for a little exercise. We were discussing the recent happenings of our lives and my book came up. She had a question, actually two questions, [...]

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Get Into Bed With Sabrina Jeffries (Author Interview)

by Keira 05.12.2010

Boy, do I have a treat for LRP readers! I recently was able to interview Sabrina Jeffries after the RWA Conference. Amidst her busy schedule she was more than kind enough to sit down and respond in depth on the topics broached. Get a cup of tea or coffee sit back and kick up your [...]

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The Romance Novel – Women’s Porn?

by Keira 01.28.2010

This question has been asked in one form or another since romance novels went mainstream. Authors have been dismissed because they write romance instead of science fiction or crime books or other normal genres. If the cover has bulging pectorals and swooning women then it must be girl porn. Shame on you, haven’t you heard [...]