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#12837:	November 13, 2024	by Dawn Embers
Holiday Drama and Love A brief look at the potential inclusion of holidays and where the drama fits in the realm of romance. Do you use holidays in your romance stories to help with the character development or as story conflict?

#12821:	November 06, 2024	by Samberine Everose
Remembering our once we loved How do you remember your departed loved ones? Can our thoughts and feelings be forgotten after we leave the earth?

#12810:	October 30, 2024	by StephBee
Three's Company How to make a love triangle interesting. Have you ever been in a love triangle?

#12804:	October 23, 2024	by Lonewolf
Spooky Romance Supernatural love in all forms can be an interesting point to write about. What is your go to Supernatural romance?

#12793:	October 16, 2024	by Dawn Embers
An Ex vs the Next A look at the use of an ex within a romance story, whether it's for good or evil. Does the main character's ex play a role in the story?

#12773:	October 09, 2024	by Samberine Everose
Passion versus Coercive Creative Versus Educational Writing Passion versus Forcing

#12765:	October 02, 2024	by StephBee
Putting the 'Para' in Paranormal Romance A look at paranormal elements in Paranormal/Supernatural Romance What makes Paranormal Romance paranormal?

#12759:	September 25, 2024	by Lonewolf
Romantic Fantasy Delight Fantasy stories are thrilling adventures filled with magic and memorable quests and of course Romance. What book turned you into a romance reader?

#12748:	September 18, 2024	by Dawn Embers
Traits of a Character Taking some consideration in particular character details are known when writing a story. Do you consider specific traits for your main character and their love interest?

#12731:	September 11, 2024	by Samberine Everose
Celebrating Remembrances How do we like to be remembered? Remember me this way.

#12719:	September 04, 2024	by StephBee
Romantic Plots Tried and true romantic plots that readers enjoy. What are some romantic plots that you see over and over again?

#12712:	August 28, 2024	by Lonewolf
Winter Season Cuddles Who doesn't love a good romantic mystery you can cuddle up and listen to. What if any is your favorite story to listen with someone?

#12677:	August 14, 2024	by Samberine Everose
The Voice within our story What voice would you like your reader to hear in every story you create? Can you hear it between the lines?

#12667:	August 07, 2024	by StephBee
Love Interests A look at the types of love interests in romance stories. What makes a memorable love interest?

#12663:	July 31, 2024	by Lonewolf
Establish the mood Set the mood to grab your readers' attention. What is the last story you enjoyed that had romance in it?

#12648:	July 24, 2024	by Dawn Embers
Surprise vs Expectations A ramble about how romance stories can be surprising but there are also go as expected. Do you need surprise in a story or is it okay to have some elements that fit expectations?

#12633:	July 17, 2024	by Samberine Everose
What makes a good climax? Creating the good result in every Romance Story Attaining a good climax.

#12619:	July 10, 2024	by StephBee
Female Romantic Archetypes Even heroines have niche. Who's your favorite type of female in a romance story?

#12624:	July 03, 2024	by Lonewolf
Character Evolution Character Development is an important aspect of any story. What is the best summer romance you've seen or read?

#12593:	June 19, 2024	by Samberine Everose
Knowing our Father. The ability of knowing something. Intimacy versus acquaintanceship. You only trust the one you know.

#12584:	June 12, 2024	by StephBee
Building a Romance I realized falling in love with nature is like falling in love with people. What does falling in love with nature have in common with people?

#12579:	June 05, 2024	by Lonewolf
Romantic Aspirations Bringing two characters together can add a depth of intimacy that draws your readers into your story. What is your favorite Romance of the Summer?

#12560:	May 29, 2024	by NaNoNette
Romantasy Weird hybrid name for a genre. Do you think we need to have a genre called Romantasy?

#12553:	May 22, 2024	by Samberine Everose
'worldly unconditional love. What is the highest form of worldly Love? Love isn't only for couples.

#12546:	May 15, 2024	by StephBee
Say it with Flowers There are a dozen different flowers that say "I love you." Which flower is your "go to" to say "I love you?"

#12542:	May 08, 2024	by Lonewolf
Characters' Emotions The most powerful way to reach an audience is through the characters' emotions. What is your go-to Romantic love song?

#12525:	May 01, 2024	by Dawn Embers
The Fake Relationship Trope A look at romance stories that start off with a fake relationship. What is your favorite fake relationship story? Have you ever written one?

#12516:	April 24, 2024	by Samberine Everose
Love effortlorescence Two main plot that always highlighted in every romance story The budding part of a Romance Story where Love will bloom.

#12506:	April 17, 2024	by StephBee
A tribute to Romantic Poetry A look at the heart of Romantic Poetry. What inspires you to write romantic poetry?

#12484:	April 03, 2024	by NaNoNette
Point of View There at least three options. More if you mix & match. Which one is your favorite point of view when writing romance or love stories?

#12474:	March 27, 2024	by Samberine Everose
How will you spend the Lenten Season? Ways on how we spend the Lenten Season. Important things to know about Lenten Season.

#12441:	March 20, 2024	by StephBee
Make me Laugh! Ingredients for a Rom-Com: Romance, Comedy & Conflict. Can you make me laugh and fall in love with you at the same time?

#12460:	March 13, 2024	by Lonewolf
Suspense filled Romance Suspense raises the stakes in any story especially when you add romance to the mix. What was the first romance you read or watched?

#12447:	March 06, 2024	by Dawn Embers
Speed Dating - More Common in Fiction Considering the limited amount of time available in a story, sometimes characters need to fall in love fast. How fast do your characters fall in love? Is it a quick affair or something that simmers over time?

#12433:	February 28, 2024	by Samberine Everose
Is there a Law in Love? Does Love needs law? Love and Law what are their difference?

#12415:	February 21, 2024	by StephBee
Love Languages The 5 Love Languages were developed to us express love. What gives you the "feels?"

#12411:	February 14, 2024	by Lonewolf
Love and Romance Using character relationships to add depth to your story. What do you like most about Valentine's Day?

#12385:	February 07, 2024	by Creeper Of The Realm
Heartbreak It's part of love, life; being hurt and hurting others. Most times unintentionally. Do you use your own experience to create and present heartbreak in a story?

#12381:	January 31, 2024	by Samberine Everose
Winter Writer's Block How the weather will affect our motivation to write? Is there any winter writer's block?

#12373:	January 24, 2024	by StephBee
Love on the Run Danger and Love mixed together give you romantic suspense. What do you expect from Romantic Suspense?

#12341:	January 03, 2024	by Samberine Everose
Speak The Truth in Love The mouth speak what the heart's keep. Speak Positivity!

#12335:	December 27, 2023	by StephBee
Emotionally Compelling Emotionally compelling romance resonates forever. Do you have to kiss at Midnight on New Year’s Eve?

#12327:	December 20, 2023	by Lonewolf
Winter Romance During the winter season, there's a special time for love. What is your favorite winter romance be it a movie or novel?

#12319:	December 13, 2023	by Dawn Embers
Sports and Romance Stories About the popularity of sports in the romance genre. Have you written a romance that centers around a sport?

#12301:	December 06, 2023	by Samberine Everose
What are you thankful for? Count your blessing Be Grateful and Thankful.

#12293:	November 29, 2023	by StephBee
Infatuation This issues looks at infatuation as an internal/external romantic conflict plot point. Is it love or lust?

#12288:	November 22, 2023	by Lonewolf
NaNo Post Project NaNo is almost over and you're finishing up that last little bit. Do you have a post-Nano plan?

#12276:	November 15, 2023	by Dawn Embers
Avoiding the Breakup Pitfall Considering a common plot or type of conflict used in romance and considering some other options. Is there a way to have a big conflict in romance with the couple breaking up near act three?

#12260:	November 08, 2023	by Samberine Everose
Making your own Romance Brand How will you make your own romance brand? Branded Romance Title

#12246:	November 01, 2023	by StephBee
Finding Inspiration: Love Letters A historical look at love letters and tips on writing one. Who knew Napoleon had a heart?

#12234:	October 25, 2023	by Lonewolf
Paranormal Romance Halloween is a perfect time to explore a paranormal romance. What is your favorite romance dealing with the paranormal?

#12230:	October 18, 2023	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
The Love Story A look at different character types. What's your favorite love story?

#12211:	October 11, 2023	by Samberine Everose
Facing Challenges What challenges do you encounter as a Romance Author? Various obstacles on the writing journey.

#12200:	October 04, 2023	by StephBee
Paranormal Romance - Elements & Troupes A look at what makes paranormal romance popular. What makes paranormal romance so fun?

#12198:	September 27, 2023	by Lonewolf
SyFy Romance Science Fiction romance can be fun to write because the possibilities are nearly endless. What motivates your reason to write romance?

#12176:	September 20, 2023	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
Showing Affection Little ways your characters can show affection to one another. What are some ways characters can show non-physical affection to one another?

#12166:	September 13, 2023	by Samberine Everose
The power of Motivation The things that will motivate you. What motivates you to do something?

#12157:	September 06, 2023	by StephBee
Oktoberfest Oktoberfest was inspired by an arranged marriage. So what does Oktoberfest have to do with Romance?

#12152:	August 30, 2023	by Lonewolf
Emotional Development Bringing two characters together can add a depth of intimacy that draws your readers into your story. Who is your favorite Romance Author?

#12132:	August 23, 2023	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
It Takes a Village A closer look at the different types of characters in a love story. What's your favorite love story and what made it memorable for you?

#12114:	August 16, 2023	by Samberine Everose
Self-Expression Developing the main characters through expression. How will you see the individuality of a person?

#12107:	August 09, 2023	by StephBee
Love According to Sternberg Components make love sound more complicated than it is. Is love more complicated than a 4 letter word?

#12088:	July 26, 2023	by Dawn Embers
Watching for Inconsistencies A look at series and difficulties keeping information together or avoiding errors. Have you ever caught an inconsistent fact in your writing or something you have read?

#12067:	July 19, 2023	by Samberine Everose
Sealed with a ring What was mostly used as the Seal of Love between couple? What do you use as the Seal of your Love?

#12059:	July 12, 2023	by StephBee
Christmas in July Romance It's too hot for Christmas in July -- isn't it? What's the appeal of a Christmas in July?

#12053:	July 05, 2023	by Lonewolf
Setting the Mood Use your setting to grab your readers' attention. What is a Romantic time of the year for you?

#12042:	June 28, 2023	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
Lifesaving Love Unconditional love can save your life - if you just open your heart. Do you have a pet or pets? Tell us all about them!

#12021:	June 21, 2023	by Samberine Everose
Where can we find Love in a Romance? Three settings area of Love in the part of a relationship. Where will Love start to blossom?

#12012:	June 14, 2023	by StephBee
Make it Modern! Contemporary romance, why demographics are important and Romance Hints Why do demographics matter in romance?

#12001:	June 07, 2023	by Lonewolf
Romantic Comfort Zones Writing comes easily when you are comfortable with your topic. Who is your favorite character you've created?

#11987:	May 31, 2023	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
Show Yourself Some Love Self-care is a choice. How do you show your story characters practicing self-care?

#11977:	May 24, 2023	by Samberine Everose
A Basic rule for a great Love Story Loving each own family Family is Love

#11967:	May 17, 2023	by StephBee
Entice Me! A look at writing a succinct blurb for a romance story. Do I wanna read this romance novel after reading the blurb?

#11954:	May 10, 2023	by Lonewolf
Romantic Comedy If you can make your partner laugh you might have a long-lasting relationship. What's your favorite Rom-Com?

#11942:	May 03, 2023	by JayNaNoOhNo
Love Bytes: Hearts and Hard Drives Tackling AI Romance in a Changing Technological Landscape Can AI steal your heart, or would you hit 'ctrl + alt + delete' on robo-romance? Share your thoughts! 💻❤️ #LoveBytes

#11922:	April 26, 2023	by Samberine Everose
Imagery Embeleashing Embellishing using the tool of imagery How to decorate your romance story using words.

#11915:	April 19, 2023	by StephBee
Romantic Poetry Romance and Poetry are a perfect fit! Want some poetry with your romance?

#11907:	April 12, 2023	by Lonewolf
The Evolving Character Character Development is an important aspect of any story. What do you like most about Romance characters?

#11878:	March 29, 2023	by Samberine Everose
Looking through our feelings There are things that the eyes can't see what the heart sees. Two laws of attraction.

#11867:	March 22, 2023	by StephBee
Pick Your Favorite! There’s a romance for everyone. What’s your favorite romance genre? Come find out!

#11862:	March 15, 2023	by Lonewolf
Emotional Development The most powerful way to reach an audience is through the characters' emotions. Who is your favorite Romance character?

#11849:	March 08, 2023	by Dawn Embers
The Independent Main Character A look at the strong, independent character who tries to avoid love but finds it in the romance genre. Do you have an independent main character? Does the change in finding romance go against the main character's views too much or is it a good source of growth?

#11821:	March 01, 2023	by Samberine Everose
The Love blockage in every Romance "Romance diseases." Do you know what are Love blockages that sometimes infect a romance?

#11822:	February 22, 2023	by StephBee
Cover Appeal A look at the history of Romance Covers. Are Romance Covers hot? Or Not?

#11812:	February 15, 2023	by Lonewolf
Poetic Romance Expressing how you feel for the one you love is an important part of any relationship. What is your favorite Romantic Valentine's day movie?

#11796:	February 08, 2023	by Dawn Embers
Comfort Levels in Story Content A look at reader and writer comfort levels in romance stories and content ratings. Have you tried to push out of your writing comfort levels?

#11780:	February 01, 2023	by Samberine Everose
The Love stirring point Why do we need others? The importance of others to our life.

#11774:	January 25, 2023	by StephBee
The Oldest Valentine A look at the oldest written valentine. Who wrote the oldest Valentine? You might be surprised.

#11762:	January 18, 2023	by Lonewolf
Fantasy with a dash of Romance Romance is wonderful... especially if you add wizards and dragons! What is your favorite Romance Fantasy novel?

#11746:	January 11, 2023	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
Writing Your First Romance Tips for writing your first romance story! Is this the year you will dip your pen into writing new genres?

#11734:	January 04, 2023	by Samberine Everose
A Guaranteed Relationship A successful relationship which will be the best to start? Where can a guaranteed relationship be founded?

#11723:	December 28, 2022	by StephBee
Romantic Beats A look at the essential aspects of a romance story. What beats make a romance story sing?

#11715:	December 21, 2022	by Lonewolf
Holiday Romance The winter season always brings about feelings of love What is your favorite time of the year?

#11696:	December 14, 2022	by Samberine Everose
Love like the first time Love should be sweeter more than the first time. Does love age?

#11682:	December 07, 2022	by Samberine Everose
The fragrance that each one has What makes a person become scented? The unique scent of every person

#11680:	November 30, 2022	by StephBee
Romantic Conflict Conflict builds character. What's a romance without a little conflict?

#11675:	November 23, 2022	by Lonewolf
Final Stretch of NaNo Post-NaNo Romance Story Wrap Up What is your favorite Thanksgiving story/movie?

#11656:	November 16, 2022	by Dawn Embers
Whose Story is it? Point of View A look at the main character point of view, the story and when to make some changes. In romance, whose story are we telling? Is it the MC, the couple, or are even more involved? What do you write?

#11645:	November 09, 2022	by Samberine Everose
How deep is your Love? How do you measure the depths of love? Can we measure the quantity of Love?

#11638:	November 02, 2022	by StephBee
A Deeper Kind of Love Thanksgiving gathers families together and nurtures bonds. What does unconditional love mean to you?

#11633:	October 26, 2022	by Lonewolf
Halloween Romance Nothing like some good ol' scare your pants off ghost love... Do you have a favorite paranormal romance story?

#11600:	October 19, 2022	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
The Power of Touch Subtle ways to write intimacy into a story. In what ways do your characters show love and affection toward one another?

#11601:	October 12, 2022	by Samberine Everose
Will I see you again? Where do our loved ones go after they died? The Three dimensional part of our writing creation and links to our Self..

#11588:	October 05, 2022	by StephBee
Romance and Gemstones Gemstones are thought to have spiritual/supernatural qualities. Which gemstones appeal to you? You might be surprised.

#11581:	September 28, 2022	by Lonewolf
Mystery Romance Bananza Mystery suspense raises the stakes in any story especially when you add romance to the mix. What is your favorite Romance Mystery story/movie?

#11561:	September 21, 2022	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
Classic Love Stories A look at the classics to find the common thread. Is there a Romance/Love trope that you seem to favor (reading and/or writing)?

#11549:	September 14, 2022	by Samberine Everose
Let's have a Break! How will you spruce a romance story? Sometimes, we need a 'break to ignite togetherness.

#11544:	September 07, 2022	by StephBee
Gothic Romance A look at gothic romance. Who doesn't love alpha male anti-heroes in an old dusty castle?

#11539:	August 31, 2022	by Lonewolf
SciFi Romance Writing Science Fiction is a real challenge when you throw Romance in the mix. What is your favorite Science fiction romance story or movie?

#11507:	August 24, 2022	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
Romantic Dates Some romantic date ideas to consider for your next love story! What's your idea of a 'romantic date'? step away from the calendar, wise guy, lol

#11505:	August 17, 2022	by Samberine Everose
You're always on time to Love! How can you use the time to flair up a romance story? Will you love me yesterday, today, and still love me tomorrow?

#11494:	August 10, 2022	by StephBee
Heat Awareness Month Is it about the experience or the gestures? Is it physical or emotional?

#11489:	August 03, 2022	by Lonewolf
Expressing the way you feel Expressing the way you feel can be liberating. What's a creative way you've told someone you cared about them?

#11478:	July 27, 2022	by GeminiGem🐾
BFFs Give your main character a best friend. Who is your favorite pair of friends from literature?

#11460:	July 20, 2022	by Samberine Everose
Do you have a Cellphonote? What's the best tool you can carry around? The importance of having a techie Journal

#11449:	July 13, 2022	by StephBee
Alpha Males July is Hot. So are Alpha Males Have you ever wondered what an Alpha Male is like?

#11447:	July 06, 2022	by Lonewolf
Blending Romance into Fantasy When Romance is injected into a Fantasy setting anything can happen. What is your first Fantasy filled Romance story of all time?

#11428:	June 29, 2022	by GeminiGem🐾
Not Qualified to be a Hopeless Romantic How I think romance fits best into a story (and why). How do you prefer your romance/love? As a primary genre or a secondary genre?

#11418:	June 22, 2022	by Samberine Everose
How to creatively end our Romance Story? Ways on how we end creatively our Romance Story every ending gives hurts but we can choose to enjoy it.

#11399:	June 08, 2022	by Lonewolf
Capturing that moment Writing loves scenes in romantic stories can be awkward sometimes. How did you get through writing your first love scene in a story?

#11384:	June 01, 2022	by Dawn Embers
Is There a Villain in Romance? A look at the problem bringer or antagonist within the romance story. Does your story have an antagonist or someone who is in opposition of the main character?

#11370:	May 25, 2022	by Samberine Everose
The Love Code of Flowers Have you ever wonder what does it means when someone gives you a flower? There is a meaning in every flowers.

#11365:	May 18, 2022	by StephBee
The Art of Attraction Romance requires attraction. Can have romance without attraction?

#11353:	May 11, 2022	by Lonewolf
Character Development Character Development is an important aspect of any story. When you think of romance what comes to mind first?

#11336:	May 04, 2022	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
Show, don't tell. Tips on showing attractions and love in your writing. How can you identify the difference between showing and telling?

#11326:	April 27, 2022	by Samberine Everose
A process that can bear fruit Would you like to bear good fruits? The process that will be needed to bear good fruits.

#11318:	April 20, 2022	by StephBee
Love of Poetry and Nature An overview of the Romantic Period of literature and poetry Have you written a poem for National Poetry Month?

#11310:	April 13, 2022	by Lonewolf
Grab your readers attention Use your setting to grab your readers' attention. What attracts you to the books you decide to read?

#11282:	April 06, 2022	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
Creating Budding Romances With this week's newsletter, we are going to explore ways to create and show budding romances for your stories. Do you have a trick for getting your characters to click?

#11279:	March 30, 2022	by Samberine Everose
Conditional Love Vs Unconditional Love A two kinds of love. Which one is more real? Which love has the ability to nurture more the true love?

#11273:	March 23, 2022	by StephBee
Stop and Smell the Flowers Spring flowers stir the soul. Do flowers have a deeper meaning then just smelling good?

#11266:	March 16, 2022	by Lonewolf
Rough Start Every beginning is different. What draws you in when you first begin a romance story?

#11251:	March 09, 2022	by Dawn Embers
Let it Happen or Make a Move A quick glance at when a character needs to let romance happen or take action to make things go forward. Does your character have to take action to find romance or do they have to let love find them?

#11236:	March 02, 2022	by Samberine Everose
What about a Quote? The use of Quotes.Few words but you will be strucked. Remembrancy can be done in a simple quote.

#11229:	February 23, 2022	by StephBee
Greek Love There are many types of Greek Love. Love comes in all forms of Girl Scout cookies. What's your favorite?

#11217:	February 16, 2022	by Lonewolf
Every Beginning has an End It's been said that the most important part of any written work is the first statement and often the last word. n/a

#11192:	February 09, 2022	by NaNoNette
Valentine's Day Is Upon Us Love or hate the holiday, you won't get around see it, hearing about it, and experiencing it. What would be the best other genre besides romance/love to mix with a Valentine's Day story?

#11186:	February 02, 2022	by Samberine Everose
Gifting-a Language of Love The Language of Love through gifting. Does gifts always speaks louder than words?

#11185:	January 26, 2022	by StephBee
Chocolates or Heroes? This one has a little bit of both - chocolates and heroes. What do you want for Valentines? A chocolate or a hero?

#11172:	January 19, 2022	by Lonewolf
Character Growth The most powerful way to reach an audience is through the characters' emotions. What journey does your character go on to become who they are?

#11163:	January 12, 2022	by Dawn Embers
Time to Prepare for Romance A romantic gesture can be done on impulse or it might take time to prepare. Does your character take time to prepare for a romantic gesture?

#11151:	January 05, 2022	by Samberine Everose
How romantic story teller are you? Ways on how we stir the romanticism in us to write a good story. Everything that we create/write reflects our heart.

#11146:	December 29, 2021	by StephBee
Romantic Hero Archetypes A look at "typical" romantic heroes. What's your favorite romantic hero archetype?

#11133:	December 22, 2021	by Lonewolf
Love at Christmas Time Stories set during the holidays can be tricky sometimes. What's your favorite holiday romance story (written or on film)?

#11120:	December 15, 2021	by Dawn Embers
What is the Big Moment? A look at the possible sections of a romance story that can pull more at the reader and bring the story to a peak. What is the big moment in your romance story?

#11104:	December 08, 2021	by Samberine Everose
A Christmas Reminder:Love Strengthening What makes December to be a special month? Ways on how we strengthen the Love.

#11096:	December 01, 2021	by StephBee
Romantic Tropes A look at some favorite romantic plots for the Christmas season. What are your favorite romantic plots?

#11086:	November 24, 2021	by Lonewolf
NaNo Wrap up Post NaNo Romance Story Wrap Up n/a

#11071:	November 17, 2021	by THANKFUL SONALI Library Class!
Complete Communication The importance of communicating the 'whole _______'. Have you ever wished : "I should have explained better"?

#11059:	November 10, 2021	by Samberine Everose
Searching for a Soulmate Do you believe in soulmate? Is soulmate is still significant today? Is there any one whom we can call a soulmate?

#11053:	November 03, 2021	by StephBee
Love Letters A look at how letters share love. Can you believe Napolean was a romantic at heart?

#11046:	October 27, 2021	by Lonewolf
Spooky Romance Love can be scary, but also rewarding. What's your favorite spooky romance?

#11018:	October 13, 2021	by Samberine Everose
The Rule of Length How do we measure a good Love story? Short or long story which one is good?

#11009:	October 06, 2021	by StephBee
Paranormal Romance The appeal of Paranormal Romance Who doesn't love a spooky good romance?

#10986:	September 22, 2021	by NaNoNette
Fall into Love The season of rustling leaves can be the most romantic. What is your most romantic autumn memory?

#10973:	September 15, 2021	by Samberine Everose
Wake me up when September comes What reminds us in each month? The Rule of the 12 months season.

#10970:	September 08, 2021	by StephBee
What attracts you to a Romance Novel? Exploring how effective marketing is when it comes to romance novels. Are you a sucker for a good looking couple on a cover?

#10963:	September 01, 2021	by Lonewolf
Attracting Readers Does your story setting help tell your story? Does it deepen your plot and enrich your characters?

#10891:	August 25, 2021	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
The Tragic Side of Romance Some of the best love stories end in heartbreak. Do you ever write about heartbreak?

#10928:	August 18, 2021	by Samberine Everose
When Title become a Cliche Choosing the Right Title in our Romance writing How to choose a good Title?

#10923:	August 11, 2021	by StephBee
Need vs Desire Is Desire as satisfying as Needing Someone? Is what you desire what you really need?

#10910:	August 04, 2021	by Lonewolf
Romance in the Fantasy Age Romance varies depending on the person so why not throw some fantasy in there. What's your favorite romantic fantasy story?

#10902:	July 28, 2021	by Dawn Embers
Matchmakers A minor ramble on the topic of the matchmaker in romance. Does your story have a matchmaker?

#10880:	July 21, 2021	by Samberine Everose
Integrating Romance Choosing the right genre for Romance. What can be for a Romantic Duo?

#10852:	July 14, 2021	by StephBee
Romantic Themes Common themes found in romantic literature What themes appeal to you in your reading?

#10822:	June 30, 2021	by NaNoNette
Summer Crush Summer is such a fun season for romance because it has a determined ending date. Do you have fond memories of your summer crushes?

#10828:	June 23, 2021	by Samberine Everose
Reflections of Settings Reflecting the importance of settings in Romance Story Do humans have a connection between place and time?

#10820:	June 16, 2021	by StephBee
Speak Your Heart with A Flower Tell her you love her with a flower. What's your 2nd favorite romantic flower? Because we all know a rose is #1.

#10815:	June 09, 2021	by Lonewolf
Romantic Intimacy Bringing two characters together can add a depth of intimacy that draws your readers into your story. How do you build intimacy into your romance stories?

#10781:	May 26, 2021	by Samberine Everose
Two Aspects of Character's Personality Two important personality of each of the main characters in a Romance Story. How will you know your loved one's feelings?

#10768:	May 19, 2021	by StephBee
Romantic Photography How pictures play a part in romance. How can photography stir the heartstrings?

#10760:	May 12, 2021	by Lonewolf
8 things to Remember It's helpful to keep these 8 things in mind. n/a

#10751:	May 05, 2021	by Dawn Embers
May Flowers, in Romance A look at the flowers that might be used within a romance story. What flowers do you use in your story? Which ones do your characters prefer?

#10731:	April 28, 2021	by Samberine Everose
Activating the Climax in Romance Story How to stir the climax in your Romance Story A key to adapt on how to activate climax in romance story.

#10724:	April 21, 2021	by StephBee
It's Romantic Poetry Month -John Keats Bright Star! would I were as steadfast as thou art- Is Keats a romantic, a poet, or both?

#10714:	April 14, 2021	by Lonewolf
Emotional Growth The Emotional Development of a character is an important journey. How do you handle the emotional development of your characters?

#10705:	April 07, 2021	by Dawn Embers
The Benefit of a Friend A look at friendship in a romance story. Does your friend character help the MC or are they the love interest?

#10687:	March 31, 2021	by Samberine Everose
Love Fasting- what is it? When will fasting is good in a relationship Try some fasting to improve and grow.

#10679:	March 24, 2021	by StephBee
How to “Up” the Romantic Conflict A look at Romantic Conflict and how it drives a story. What’s a little conflict between lovers?

#10668:	March 17, 2021	by Lonewolf
SyFy Romance Science Fiction Romance is the perfect setting for outside conflict to pull the readers in. n/a

#10646:	March 10, 2021	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
Exploring Love Understanding the different types of love can open new doors to your romance writing. What makes you recommend a book?

#10630:	March 03, 2021	by Samberine Everose
When Faith will motivate by Love A natural reflection that we can be used to rise up. Here comes the spring!

#10625:	February 24, 2021	by StephBee
Alpha vs. Beta Heroes A look at different types of Romance Heroes. Who wins when it’s Alpha vs. Beta Heroes?

#10604:	February 10, 2021	by NaNoNette
Sweet, Sweet, Sweetness If you have a lover, there is a chance of chocolates in your near future. What would be your perfect Valentine's Day? Wrong answers only.

#10579:	February 03, 2021	by Samberine Everose
If you fall in love to Love Does Love can make us cry? Two main keys of person-alities to think about.

#10588:	January 27, 2021	by StephBee
5 Love Languages for Children Love talks in many ways. What love language appeals to your child the most?

#10572:	January 20, 2021	by Lonewolf
Letters of Love Tips on how to express yourself through words. n/a

#10554:	January 13, 2021	by Dawn Embers
Order of Events A look at the expected order of events for romance and changing things up. Have you written a romance where things go out of order for the main character?

#10542:	January 06, 2021	by Samberine Everose
The Love Investment Plan Have you already journalled a Love Investment Plan for this year? How to create a Love Investment Plan.

#10537:	December 30, 2020	by StephBee
Different Kinds of Romance A look a different subgenres of romance What's a Romance all about?

#10529:	December 23, 2020	by Lonewolf
Getting through the ackward period Trouble writing that awkward scene? n/a

#10514:	December 16, 2020	by Dawn Embers
Seasonal Romances and Emotions A look at how changes in seasons affect characters, emotions and romance. Are your characters or the romances affected by the changing in seasons?

#10502:	December 09, 2020	by Samberine Everose
Is there Christmas this year? Does giving gifts and celebrating Christmas may halt this year? Don't block the love when is it's season to be poured.

#10495:	December 02, 2020	by StephBee
It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year What do you love the most about the holidays? There’s lots to do in December. What do you love to do to make your holidays special?

#10483:	November 25, 2020	by Lonewolf
Post NaNo Wrap up The process after NaNo and what to do. n/a

#10469:	November 18, 2020	by Dawn Embers
Writing Romance Quick Writing fast and furious can be for November or any other time with quick romance contests on WDC. Have you tried to write a quick romance before? How did it go?

#10456:	November 11, 2020	by Samberine Everose
The Importance of Familiarity What will Familiarity can do to our fiction or non- fiction Romance Life? The three levels of Familiarity to have a successful intimacy in a relationship

#10449:	November 04, 2020	by StephBee
Real Life Military Love Stories War is Hell, but love during war is much sweeter. War brings an undefined intensity to every aspect of our lives.

#10438:	October 28, 2020	by Lonewolf
Paranormal Lover Nothing like some good ol' scare your pants off ghost love... Do you have a favorite story of paranormal romance?

#10410:	October 21, 2020	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
Romance vs. Women’s Fiction Exploring the differences between Romance and Women’s Fiction, and why they matter. n/a

#10407:	October 14, 2020	by Samberine Everose
Signs from our departed loved-ones? Signs from our departed loved-ones, are they real? Do they affect us, the living? What should you do if you will encounter one, if ever?

#10400:	October 07, 2020	by StephBee
Paranormal Romance Taking a look at the appeal of paranormal romance and why it's so popular. Who doesn’t love a deliciously handsome vampire?

#10391:	September 30, 2020	by Lonewolf
Poetic Love Expressing how you feel for the one you love is an important part of any relationship n/a

#10378:	September 23, 2020	by Dawn Embers
How to tell when it's love: a question. Looking into how we view and acknowledge experiences along with a question of experience. How does your character know it's love? Do we need experience to write a story?

#10363:	September 16, 2020	by Samberine Everose
The Love Refresher Method We also need our romance to be refresh, find out here. Our mind were not the only thing to get refresh.

#10354:	September 09, 2020	by StephBee
Falling in Love while Eating How cooking and food help us fall in love. Did you realize you were in love while sharing a meal?

#10348:	September 02, 2020	by Lonewolf
In the beginning Your first written draft doesn't need to be perfect, they just need to be written. n/a

#10329:	August 26, 2020	by Dawn Embers
When to Say Goodbye A look at an often less happy time when people have to say goodbye and how that fits within romance. Does your character have to say goodbye to someone they love?

#10321:	August 19, 2020	by Samberine Everose
Signs- are they real? Do you believe in signs? Using signs to know our destiny, is it possible?

#10315:	August 12, 2020	by StephBee
Young Adult Romance The appeal of young adult stories. Is young love all it’s cracked up to be?

#10306:	August 05, 2020	by Lonewolf
Who doesn't love a good Mystery Love, Romance, and Mystery, can't go wrong there. n/a

#10278:	July 22, 2020	by Samberine Everose
Is Divorce can only be the solution? a Love that were sealed in a sacred wedding, can we let that to be ended? The Real Face of a Divorce

#10273:	July 15, 2020	by StephBee
Hot, Hotter, Hottest A look at heat levels in romance writing. It’s July and it’s hot. What’s hotter than a love scene in a romance novel?

#10259:	July 08, 2020	by Lonewolf
Romantic Intimacy Bringing two characters together can add a depth of intimacy that draws your readers into your story. How do you build intimacy into your romance stories?

#10248:	July 01, 2020	by Dawn Embers
When to Move in Together A look at the fictional world and the milestone characters can take in a story with co-habitation. Do your characters move in together during the story or after?

#10233:	June 24, 2020	by Samberine Everose
June Bride A Lifetime commitment - How to get the sweet "yes" of a lady? Being a "bride" needs sometimes an effort to attain, but the reward will be worthwhile.

#10224:	June 17, 2020	by StephBee
Symbols of Love A look at summer actives we love and romantic symbols that speak louder than words. How do you weave romantic symbols into your story?

#10217:	June 10, 2020	by Lonewolf
Romantic Fantasy Romance is wonderful... especially if you add wizards and dragons! Do you ever mix romance and fantasy?

#10201:	June 03, 2020	by Dawn Embers
Everybody Say Love Love is needed for the self and the other. Love each other. We stand for Love.

#10176:	May 27, 2020	by Samberine Everose
The Seal of Love What can be the good seal to lock a relationship? How can you seal the promises of Love?

#10181:	May 20, 2020	by StephBee
Ch, Ch, Changes A look at some recent trends in romance writing. What appeals to you about the romance genre? The happy ending? Escapism? Hope?

#10171:	May 13, 2020	by Lonewolf
Keep these things in mind No matter what you write, it's helpful to keep these 8 things in mind. n/a

#10159:	May 06, 2020	by NaNoNette
Nemesis to Lover When opposites attract. How do you turn that frown upside down?

#10122:	April 29, 2020	by Samberine Everose
What's in every name? The FAST Method in choosing a character's name. How do you choose the right name for your characters?

#10132:	April 22, 2020	by StephBee
Love Letters, Locks and Emojis. Long distance love gestures. How do you stay in touch while following social distancing?

#10125:	April 15, 2020	by Lonewolf
Emotional Reactions Emotions trigger physical reactions and these are clues readers can use to determine how a character feels. How do you use the emotions of your character to sculpt your stories?

#10109:	April 08, 2020	by Dawn Embers
A Tale of an Unusual Romance Some romances are a little more unusual than others. Even in crazy times a romance might develop. What makes a romance unusual? Do your characters have an unusual romance?

#10069:	April 01, 2020	by Samberine Everose
When will we say I'm sorry? One of the most powerful words to boost the Love that were planted in a relationship say I'm sorry if only you meant it.

#10085:	March 25, 2020	by StephBee
Romantic Poetry A look at Romantic Poetry. It’s National Poetry month and poetry is great way to express our romantic feelings and emotions.

#10078:	March 18, 2020	by Lonewolf
Love is in the air If you add real drama and emotion to your story they contribute real depth on a level anyone can sympathize with. n/a

#10061:	March 11, 2020	by Dawn Embers
Finding the Perfect Date With the romance tale there is the question of the date, first and otherwise. Do your characters go on dates? What is the best date in your story?

#10033:	March 04, 2020	by Samberine Everose
Real Love Letters It's an old fashioned style but its still tickles the heart. Read Real Love Letters and you will be secured in falling in the True Love.

#10037:	February 26, 2020	by StephBee
Frozen A look at appeal of Frozen and thoughts on the theatrical show. Who is your favorite Frozen character?

#10029:	February 19, 2020	by Lonewolf
Attracting Readers The setting of a story provides the reader with context on the time, place, and environment of the story. Does your story setting help tell your story? Does it deepen your plot and enrich your characters?

#10009:	February 12, 2020	by THANKFUL SONALI Library Class!
One Situation, Many Types of Love We caught the train with a minute to spare. And then, 'love' came into action. How does 'love' make you react to a given situation?

#9972:	February 05, 2020	by Samberine Everose
A fake love How to determine if love is not real? This is good for the antagonist character of your romance story...

#9985:	January 29, 2020	by StephBee
Valentine Trends through the Centuries A look at the medieval foundations of Valentines Day. Flowers, Letters, or Chocolate for Valentines Day? It's a big decision.

#9980:	January 22, 2020	by Lonewolf
Emotional Growth of your Character The Emotional Development of a character is an important journey. How do you emotionally develop your characters?

#9963:	January 15, 2020	by Warped Sanity
Avoiding Romance Clichés With any genre, clichés can ruin a story. Although, avoiding them can be a challenge. What clichés in romance writing do you tire of? What type of plots and characters do you prefer in romance writing?

#9945:	January 08, 2020	by Samberine Everose
The Rule of Flowers Do you know the rule of flowers in our Romance Life Story? Look at the flowers when you are doom.

#9937:	January 01, 2020	by StephBee
Traits of the Modern Romantic Heroine What readers find appealing about the modern romantic heroine. What traits do you love regarding the modern romantic heroine?

#9933:	December 25, 2019	by Lonewolf
Cozy Romance Stories Cozy Romance stories are basically traditional mysteries featuring an amateur sleuth with a romantic element thrown in. n/a

#9915:	December 18, 2019	by Samberine Everose
The Love Story of Christmas Love can make the world go live. We need others, to demonstrate the love that we have.

#9910:	December 11, 2019	by Dawn Embers
How Many Drafts for Romance A quick look at the rewriting/editing process for romance. How many drafts do you do create for a romance story?

#9894:	December 04, 2019	by StephBee
December Holiday Favorites How traditions embody the love and romance of the holidays What traditions do you love about the holidays?

#9891:	November 27, 2019	by Lonewolf
Post NaNoWriMo Wrap What to do after NaNo n/a

#9880:	November 20, 2019	by Warped Sanity
The many layers of love Love according to the ancient Greeks How do you define the many types of love?

#9866:	November 13, 2019	by Dawn Embers
Self Love for the Main Character A look at the main character's experiences and how they view themselves. Does your main character struggle with finding love for their own self? Does that get in the way of finding love from others?

#9845:	November 06, 2019	by StephBee
Romance! It's a Nail Biter! Taking a look at what we love about November & Romantic Suspense. What do you love about Thanksgiving Dinner?

#9839:	October 30, 2019	by Lonewolf
Romantic Horror Stories Romance is alive and well for anyone and anything. n/a

#9817:	October 23, 2019	by THANKFUL SONALI Library Class!
The Love of a Crowd When you are in a relationship, how many people are included in the 'we'? Two is company, three's a crowd -- what about four, five, six?

#9810:	October 16, 2019	by NaNoNette
Monsters in Love Spooky / Scary and Romance belong together. Did you ever meet a monster that didn't crave love?

#9797:	October 09, 2019	by StephBee
The Haunting of Gothic Romance What's Gothic Romance all about? Can you explain the supernatural? -- and what makes Pizza so special?

#9789:	October 02, 2019	by Lonewolf
Writing Romantic love Scenes Having trouble with that romantic love scene? n/a

#9767:	September 25, 2019	by Samberine Everose
Guard your heart Be careful, our heart has the possibility to explode bad emotions that can hit someone to hurt even our loved-ones. Guarding our emotions is one of the secrets that lead us to strive peace and happiness.

#9763:	September 18, 2019	by Dawn Embers
It's a Matter of Trust A look at the issue of trust and use within the world of fiction. How do you use trust within your romance story?

#9749:	September 11, 2019	by StephBee
Loving Pumpkin Spice Latte What makes Autumn Romance and Pumpkin Spice Latte special. What does Pumpkin Spice Late have to do with love?

#9745:	September 04, 2019	by Lonewolf
The Love Letter Tips on how to express yourself through words n/a

#9725:	August 28, 2019	by Samberine Everose
Regenerating Romance Story In any generation, romance story can be as good as new. You can remake your old romance story to become new.

#9723:	August 21, 2019	by Dawn Embers
Meet the Parents A quick question of whether or not the love interest will meet the parents of the MC. Do your characters have to meet the parents (or family) of their love interest?

#9707:	August 14, 2019	by StephBee
Is Your Love in the Doldrums? Pick up your love live with the 5 love languages of Dr. Chapman. Do you desire to re-charge your romance? If so, this newsletter is for you!

#9698:	August 07, 2019	by Lonewolf
Character Relationships Romance scenes are the element of romance itself, so who better to start with then our characters? n/a

#9678:	July 31, 2019	by eyestar~*
A Romance by any other name? Romance genre types/sub categories What type of romance do you like to read, or write?

#9668:	July 24, 2019	by THANKFUL SONALI Library Class!
The Love of a Teacher Almost all of us have experienced it ... yet it isn't written about nearly as often as it should be! What's the best thing a teacher has ever done for you?

#9654:	July 17, 2019	by StephBee
Hot! Hot! Hot! Heat levels in Romance. How hot do you like your romance?

#9647:	July 10, 2019	by Lonewolf
Eight Things to keep in Mind All the ingredients may be there, but as you write, it's helpful to keep these 8 things in mind n/a

#9635:	July 03, 2019	by Dawn Embers
The Spark in Romance How we write fireworks and create the spark between our characters when it comes to their romance. How do you create the spark or fireworks between your characters? How do you show that to the reader?

#9619:	June 26, 2019	by Dawn Embers
Romance in a Flash A look at quick romance in either time frame or word count. Is your romance a quick one? What is your preferred word count for a romance story?

#9604:	June 19, 2019	by StephBee
Summer Subgenre Fun! A look at the different subgenres of romances. What do you do for summertime fun?

#9603:	June 19, 2019	by StephBee
Summer Subgenre Fun! A look at the different subgenres of romances. What do you do for summertime fun?

#9602:	June 19, 2019	by StephBee
Summer Subgenre Fun! A look at the different subgenres of romances. What do you do for summertime fun?

#9594:	June 12, 2019	by Lonewolf
Romantic Hero Have you ever wondered what makes the hero so romantic? n/a

#9575:	June 05, 2019	by NaNoNette
Descriptions Describing people and places in romantic ways. How many things can be liquid?

#9526:	May 29, 2019	by NaNoNette
Love of the Outdoors Nature is a loyal partner. Is there love outside of a relationship between people?

#9553:	May 22, 2019	by StephBee
Beta Heroes love Flowers! The appeal of beta heroes, flowers, and EL James! Does EL James write beta heroes?

#9548:	May 15, 2019	by Lonewolf
The Last Word It's been said that the most important parts of any written work is the first statement and the last word. Do you have a favorite opening line or closing word?

#9534:	May 08, 2019	by Dawn Embers
Is it a Relationship Conflict in the title, when a couple decides to claim a status as being in a relationship When do your characters decide they are in a relationship?

#9511:	May 01, 2019	by Samberine Everose
Personality Reflection Ways to sharpen the Personality of the main characters in your Romance story? Make your Romance Characters to be alive.

#9504:	April 24, 2019	by StephBee
It's About The Experience Do experiences make love stronger? How do experiences bloom into a romance?

#9498:	April 17, 2019	by Lonewolf
Setting the Mood A writer reveals a setting by describing details of that time and place. The mood makes you feel as if you are there. n/a

#9477:	April 10, 2019	by amy-Finally writing a novel.
Good Prep Work Is The Key Get tips about preparing to write a piece and enjoy some emotional pieces in this issue. Are the television adaptations of romance novels just as good as the novels themselves?

#9426:	April 03, 2019	by NaNoNette
The Chains That Bind You All those locks on the bridges. Being tied up - synonymous to love?

#9453:	March 27, 2019	by StephBee
Scottish Romance A look at Scottish Historical Romances and their appeal. What’s the appeal of the proud, fearless, and loyal highlander?

#9448:	March 20, 2019	by Lonewolf
Romance in Fantasy You are in control of everything and nobody can tell you otherwise. n/a

#9433:	March 13, 2019	by THANKFUL SONALI Library Class!
I Don't Want to Play Anymore It's all about scoring, winning or losing, hanging in there or giving up -- isn't it? Is romance a game?

#9417:	March 06, 2019	by Warped Sanity
The Used Car Lot Finding that perfect someone is like going to a used car lot. We all have flaws. Some just have more than others. When you write romance, in what ways do you utilize character flaws to enhance the story?

#9408:	February 27, 2019	by StephBee
Beauty and Beast and Fantasy Romance March firsts and a look at the appeal of fantasy romance. Who could ever love a Beast?

#9392:	February 20, 2019	by Lonewolf
Romantic Comedy Romantic comedies give you an opportunity for exploring deeper levels of inner conflict, character growth, and theme. n/a

#9375:	February 13, 2019	by Samberine Everose
What is Love? Love like faith is dead without works. Make the Love alive.

#9367:	February 06, 2019	by Dawn Embers
The Romance of Music Sometimes music can be romantic and an inspiration. What song would you use to create a romance story? Do your characters have a song?

#9354:	January 30, 2019	by StephBee
Valentines Firsts! Just sharing a couple of firsts that revolve around Valentines Day When was your Valentines?

#9316:	January 09, 2019	by ~Minja~
To love or to be in love? Blemishes on the beauty of a person one loves are like grace notes adding something to a piece of music.- W. Graham What is your definition of love?

#9301:	January 02, 2019	by StephBee
It's the First! A look at some firsts to include the New Year's Holiday and a historical romantic first novel. New Year’s and New Year’s Eve is all about Firsts. What do you love about firsts?

#9297:	December 26, 2018	by Lonewolf
Cozy Romance Cozies are basically traditional mysteries featuring an amateur sleuth with a romantic element thrown into the mix. n/a

#9281:	December 19, 2018	by Samberine Everose
The Gift of Love What are gifts made up? The spirit of Christmas

#9265:	December 05, 2018	by StephBee
Baby, It's Cold Outside Romantic or #metoo? Is this 1944's song a Holiday classic or a Holiday bust?

#9248:	November 28, 2018	by Lonewolf
NaNoWriMo Wrap Up Romance Style Wrapping up your NaNo Romance n/a

#9234:	November 21, 2018	by NaNoNette
Meeting that Special Someone Everything begins with a first meeting How did they meet?

#9208:	November 07, 2018	by StephBee
Essential Romance Necessary elements all romances should have. What makes a romance story a romance?

#9203:	October 31, 2018	by Lonewolf
NaNo Prep During this time of year, nearly all writers are involved with NaNoWriMo. This issue includes a few ways to help focus. Do you have any tips or tricks for keeping yourself on track?

#9170:	October 24, 2018	by NaNoNette
A Special Day Counting off the years can be fun What's that? Another anniversary?

#9162:	October 10, 2018	by StephBee
Love in the Fall Love, Beer, and Oktoberfest What’s your favorite fall fair or festival to go to?

#9152:	October 03, 2018	by Lonewolf
Horror and Romance Who says we can't have a little romance with the things that go bump in the night. n/a

#9145:	September 26, 2018	by Elle - on hiatus
Cliffhangers and 'Happy for now' Romance novels used to come with a guaranteed 'happily ever after'. But that's not always the case anymore, is it? How do you feel when you have to buy a second, third or fourth book in order to read the couple's 'happily ever after'?

#9117:	September 12, 2018	by StephBee
May-September romance A look at romance with an age difference. What's so romantic about September?

#9105:	September 05, 2018	by Lonewolf
Expressing yourself through words Tips on how to express yourself through words When was the last time you had trouble expressing how you felt?

#9047:	August 29, 2018	by Samberine Everose
Finding The Real One With so many things to choose on nowadays, it so hard to find the real one already. How can we find the right one?

#9050:	August 15, 2018	by StephBee
Romance Awareness Month & Flowers All about flowers and romance. How do you keep the romance going 6 months after February?

#9044:	August 08, 2018	by Lonewolf
The Intimacy of Romance Bringing two characters together adds a level of intimacy and makes the readers feel for the characters. n/a

#9025:	August 01, 2018	by ~Minja~
The King of Men The honest man, tho’ e’er sae poor, Is king o’ men for a’ that. — Robert Burns What do you think is the key element that makes a single man the King of all men?

#8997:	July 18, 2018	by StephBee
Summer Romance Stuff It's summer. It's hot. Summer settings and romance themes. Themes and settings. What do they have in common?

#9002:	July 11, 2018	by Lonewolf
Romantic Mystery A look at Romantic Mystery Fiction n/a

#8978:	July 04, 2018	by Samberine Everose
The Greatest of all Romance Did you already know The Greatest of all Romance? True Love already poured- it is just waiting for you to receive it.

#8959:	June 20, 2018	by StephBee
Female Heroine Archetypes A look at different types of heroines. Which romantic heroine is a girl after your own heart?

#8955:	June 13, 2018	by Lonewolf
Story Starters Ways to jump-start the plot of your story. n/a

#8939:	June 06, 2018	by NaNoNette
You Want them Together When you've got two people with sizzling chemistry, but they're not becoming a couple. What is it going to take to make that couple?

#8909:	May 23, 2018	by StephBee
The Empowered Romantic Heroine A look at romantic heroines, then and now. Do you like a heroine who is comfortable in their own skin?

#8908:	May 23, 2018	by StephBee
The Empowered Romantic Heroine A look at romantic heroines, then and now. Do you like a heroine who is comfortable in their own skin?

#8903:	May 16, 2018	by Lonewolf
Adventures in Romance Romance frames the emotional journey, while the physical focuses on the Adventure. n/a

#8890:	May 09, 2018	by Dawn Embers
What Causes the Conflict? A question of what creates the conflict in a romance story. What causes the conflict in your romance story?

#8866:	April 25, 2018	by StephBee
Holding out for a Beta Hero What's a beta hero Would you like a beta hero in your life?

#8858:	April 18, 2018	by Lonewolf
Emotional Growth The Emotional Development of a character is an important journey. n/a

#8836:	April 11, 2018	by Samberine Everose
Our Identity being a Romance Writer Are we sure that we are making a good identity to our reader? Have you already discovered your Identity being a Romance Writer?

#8819:	March 28, 2018	by StephBee
Alpha Male Heroes A look at alpha males in romance writing. Are you in love with an alpha male?

#8812:	March 21, 2018	by Lonewolf
Set the Mood A writer reveals a setting by describing details of that time and place.The mood makes you feel as if you are there. n/a

#8801:	March 14, 2018	by Dawn Embers
The Unexpected Romantic Sometimes it's the people we never think about who can be quite romantic. Is there someone in history who you might suspect was romantic without people knowing?

#8779:	February 28, 2018	by StephBee
Love Affairs - Right or Wrong A look at some of history's passionate lovers. Love Affairs - are they right or wrong?

#8768:	February 21, 2018	by Lonewolf
Adding Detph to Your Romance If you add real drama and emotion to your story they contribute real depth on a level anyone can sympathize with. n/a

#8740:	February 14, 2018	by THANKFUL SONALI Library Class!
Being Single on St. Valentine's Day This day is all about those who have found 'the one'. And nobody really gives a thought to those who are still looking. Are you single today?

#8731:	January 31, 2018	by StephBee
What do you LOVE? This is NL has a focus on what do you love to do this time of year? What's your favorite Girl Scout cookie?

#8720:	January 24, 2018	by Lonewolf
Fantasy in Romance Fantasy with elements of romance. n/a

#8680:	January 17, 2018	by Samberine Everose
Fashioning your Protagonist “Believe in your character. Animate (or write) with sincerity.” - Glen Keane Can we fashion or passion our Main Protagonist?

#8695:	January 10, 2018	by Dawn Embers
Thinking About a First Kiss Leading up to and after it happens, characters will experience this particular moment in their story in different ways. Does your character think about their first kiss before it happens?

#8681:	January 03, 2018	by StephBee
That New Year's Eve Kiss It's time to ring in 2018 with the 12 Days of Xmas, Kisses, and Parades. Enjoy! Have you ever kissed anyone at midnight on New Year's Eve?

#8674:	December 27, 2017	by Lonewolf
New Story Ideas New Story Ideas and ways to help move the story along. n/a

#8642:	December 20, 2017	by Samberine Everose
Giving with Love this Christmas “It's not how much we give but how much Love we put into giving.” Mother Teresa Can we pour our Love when we Give?

#8645:	December 13, 2017	by NaNoNette
Mistletoe Works! Just when you thought romance was dead: mistletoe to the rescue. Don't believe me? Read the newsletter.

#8629:	December 06, 2017	by StephBee
It's the Most Romantic Time of the Year It's all about Anticipation. What you do anticipate the most about the holidays?

#8628:	December 06, 2017	by StephBee
It's the Most Romantic Time of the Year It's all about Anticipation. What you do anticipate the most about the holidays?

#8623:	November 29, 2017	by Lonewolf
Post NaNo Editing What to do after NaNo n/a

#8612:	November 22, 2017	by Dawn Embers
It's a Small World After All A thought about how small our vast world can be in relation to falling in love. Are there any circumstances that bring your love characters together?

#8586:	November 08, 2017	by StephBee
Thankgiving and Love Themes for writing romance/love set during Thanksgiving. Is Thanksgiving a Romantic holiday?

#8578:	November 01, 2017	by Lonewolf
NaNoWriMo Prep During this time of year nearly all writers are involved with NaNoWriMo. Here are a few ways to help focus. n/a

#8560:	October 25, 2017	by eyestar~*
Why Read Romance? Discovering reasons why people read romance novels. Will you own up to reading romance?

#8554:	October 18, 2017	by Dawn Embers
Best Story Length for Romance A question of what works best when it comes to the genre of romance in the topic of word count. What length of story do you find works best for a romance?

#8541:	October 11, 2017	by StephBee
Paranormal Romance A look at the appeal of romance in October and paranormal romance What's the appeal of Paranormal Romance? Where did it start?

#8536:	October 04, 2017	by Lonewolf
Horror and Romance Horror and romance are part of life and many great horror stories use romance to build tension and create characters. n/a

#8519:	September 27, 2017	by Dawn Embers
Is Romance the Main Genre? A look at romance as the main focus of the story. Do you write romance or do you focus on other genres that include romance?

#8492:	September 20, 2017	by NaNoNette
Haunted Love Love can be a scary thing. Do scary things deserve love too?

#8491:	September 13, 2017	by StephBee
The Romance of Autumn What makes Autumn romantic? What do you like to do in autumn to be romantic?

#8485:	September 06, 2017	by Lonewolf
Conflict in Romance Conflict is important to a story because without conflict, there is no reason to keep reading and find out what happens. n/a

#8474:	August 30, 2017	by Dawn Embers
Does the Couple Need to be Opposites? The old adage of opposites attract compared to the idea of working well with familiarity. Does it work better if the MC and love interest are very different for conflict in a romance story?

#8454:	August 23, 2017	by THANKFUL SONALI Library Class!
Really Cupid OR Really, Stupid? The reasons that romantic rejection is so painful. Why does romantic rejection hurt?

#8439:	August 16, 2017	by StephBee
Love, Game of Thrones Style What does love mean when you play the game of thrones? What would you do for love?

#8433:	August 09, 2017	by Lonewolf
Finding Your Flame for Writing Having lost your way in writing a few tips in reigniting that flame n/a

#8412:	July 26, 2017	by amy-Finally writing a novel.
Romance-Everything Adds Up In this issue find out how to make you plots move along without confusing your reader. What is your favorite romance couple from a novel?

#8399:	July 19, 2017	by StephBee
What's in a Name? Crafting a Catchy Romance Title What works when you're coming up with a Romance Title?

#8388:	July 12, 2017	by Lonewolf
Breaking Literary Comfort Zones Sometimes we need to stretch our creative muscles, step outside our stuffy little comfort zones, and try something new. n/a

#8370:	July 05, 2017	by Dawn Embers
The Romance Years Later The stories that show relationships years down the road How long have your characters been together?

#8358:	June 28, 2017	by eyestar~*
The Prolific Nora Roberts a look at Nora Roberts; life and tips of the trade. n/a

#8334:	June 21, 2017	by StephBee
Strike A Pose Imagery and the Romance Cover Do you like to see a barechested man on your romance cover?

#8338:	June 14, 2017	by Lonewolf
SciFi Romance Science Fiction Romance features a love story which is inextricably linked with a science fiction plot and setting. n/a

#8324:	June 07, 2017	by Dawn Embers
A Decision Between Love and... Sometimes the conflict can reach a point where the character must made a decision between love and something else. Does your character have to make a big decision when it comes to their love interest?

#8317:	May 31, 2017	by Andy~hating university
It's not just Valentine's St Valentine's Day does not have the monopoly on love and romance What was the last romantic gesture you did for your partner?

#8300:	May 24, 2017	by StephBee
Paint a Pretty Picture Setting is just as much a character as the hero/heroine Where did you fall in love?

#8292:	May 17, 2017	by Lonewolf
Love and Romance Bringing two characters together, adds a level of intimacy and makes the readers feel for the characters. n/a

#8273:	May 03, 2017	by Dawn Embers
Who Makes the First Move A brief look at the character that makes the first move in romance. Do you consider which character will make the move? What does your character do to express their love/interest?

#8251:	April 26, 2017	by StephBee
Nuts, Beasts and Kyrielles Finding the romance in things that don't have much in common. What do nuts, beasts and kyrielles have in common?

#8245:	April 19, 2017	by Lonewolf
The Romantic Element Draw your readers in with an intriguing tale of Love and Romance. What is the first story you read that had romantic conflict in it?

#8231:	April 12, 2017	by Dawn Embers
Gray Area Between Romance and Erotica A look at the border between romance stories and those that qualify as erotica. What do you think the main different is between a romance story and an erotica one?

#8218:	April 05, 2017	by Andy~hating university
Ain't Love Grand There are so many different romance and wedding customs, and it's not all flowers and chocolate. What is the most bizarre thing you've ever seen happen at a wedding?

#8209:	March 29, 2017	by StephBee
A Titanic Love Story On the Titanic, everyone has a love story. Would you stand by and watch your wife enter a lifeboat on Titanic knowing you couldn't?

#8193:	March 22, 2017	by Lonewolf
Is this the End? It's been said that the most important parts of any written work is the first statement and the last word. n/a

#8183:	March 15, 2017	by Dawn Embers
The Grand Gesture or Fix The love interest or MC messes everything up and need to find a way to fix the problem to receive their happy ending. What big gesture or fix does your character have to do in order to get their happy ending?

#8160:	March 08, 2017	by NaNoNette
Boy Meets Girl Romantic story starters. How to make your romance stand out from the rest?

#8149:	March 01, 2017	by StephBee
Romantic Smiles What's the appeal of romantic comedies? What's your favorite romantic comedy movie or TV show?

#8142:	February 22, 2017	by Lonewolf
Romantic Poetry Writing for the one you love the most is important part of any relationship. n/a

#8133:	February 15, 2017	by Creeper Of The Realm
Compatibility Figuring out why two people fit together should come easy, but doesn't necessarily mean it is. Do your characters mesh or clash from the start?

#8115:	February 08, 2017	by A Non-Existent User
Bertrice Small A look at Beatrice Small and what is both awesome and awful about her writing and what we can learn from it. So what Author do you love and hate at the same time.

#8099:	February 01, 2017	by StephBee
Chocolate Bliss A look at the history of Valentines Day and some traditions. Is Valentines over rated?

#8094:	January 25, 2017	by Lonewolf
The Rough Draft Your first draft doesn't need to be perfect, they just need to be written. n/a

#8066:	January 18, 2017	by THANKFUL SONALI Library Class!
What's Love Got To Do With It? The types of love found in a novel not classified as 'romantic'. Where does love fit in to other types of fiction (not 'romantic')?

#8057:	January 04, 2017	by StephBee
Love in the Afternoon I grew up with Soap Operas and Carrie Fisher. Now it's time to look back and then to the future... Do you watch Soap Operas?

#8047:	December 28, 2016	by Lonewolf
Spice up your writing with some Romance Bringing two characters together, adds a level of intimacy and makes the readers feel for the characters. n/a

#8020:	December 21, 2016	by THANKFUL SONALI Library Class!
While the Sun is Shining Can't have a relationship without a few fights! Maybe a little spadework could save some heartache after ... Who holds out the olive branch?

#8025:	December 14, 2016	by Dawn Embers
A Romantic Gift, No Wrapping Required Discussing actions or gestures as gifts instead of something purchased from a store. What type of romantic gesture or action would you use in a story as a gift or present?

#8009:	December 07, 2016	by StephBee
Delicious The holidays are great time for a foodie! What foods do you enjoy during the holiday season?

#8008:	December 07, 2016	by StephBee
Delicious The holidays are great time for a foodie! What foods do you enjoy during the holiday season?

#7997:	November 30, 2016	by Lonewolf
Post NaNoWriMo Editing An integral part of story is the editing phase. n/a

#7982:	November 23, 2016	by NaNoNette
Futuristic Romance The future is uncertain, but writers know what will happen. Why so dystopian?

#7954:	November 16, 2016	by NaNoNette
Historical Romance Go ahead and write history the way you want it to be. How realistic does your historical romance have to be?

#7956:	November 09, 2016	by StephBee
Determination Determination is an admired romantic trait. What are some of your favorite romantic military themed movies?

#7949:	November 02, 2016	by Lonewolf
NaNoWriMo During this time of year nearly all writers are involved with NaNoWriMo. Here are a few ways to help focus. n/a

#7938:	October 26, 2016	by Dawn Embers
Characters and Costumes Time for dress-up in real world and there are some characters like to play too. Do any of your romance characters enjoy playing dress-up or costumes?

#7906:	October 12, 2016	by StephBee
Darkness An overview of Gothic romance. Is the book "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelly romantic?

#7897:	October 05, 2016	by Lonewolf
Horror and Romance Even those that bump in the night need love. n/a

#7884:	September 28, 2016	by Dawn Embers
Resistance is Futile, They Fall in Love A look at the reluctant MC who falls in love despite every determined intention to do anything but that. Do you have a reluctant main character who tries not to fall in love?

#7868:	September 21, 2016	by Crys-not really here
The Love for the Places We Call Home A "home" can be many different things. Here are some ways we show love to the places we call home. How do you show love to the area you call home?

#7854:	September 14, 2016	by StephBee
Denial Secrets and Denial make for good romantic conflict. Do you keep secrets?

#7843:	September 07, 2016	by Lonewolf
Fantasy with a hint of Romance Don't be boxed in by traditional rules. You are in control of everything and nobody can tell you otherwise. n/a

#7835:	August 31, 2016	by Creeper Of The Realm
Get Romantic Writing about that one special moment Is romance even possible in today's world?

#7803:	August 17, 2016	by StephBee
Destiny Romantic Destiny is coming for you… Is finding your soulmate your destiny?

#7795:	August 10, 2016	by Lonewolf
Setting the Mood A writer reveals a setting by describing details of that time and place.The mood makes you feel as if you are there. n/a

#7789:	August 03, 2016	by Dawn Embers
The Role of the Ex A look at the ex-relationship and how the character can add to the story. Have you included an ex-bf or ex-gf in a romance story?

#7766:	July 27, 2016	by NaNoNette
Romantic or Steamy Romance Some like it hot, some like it tame. Where is the line between romantic and adult writing?

#7753:	July 20, 2016	by StephBee
Disapproval Does love disapprove? Would you love someone from the wrong side of the tracks?

#7752:	July 20, 2016	by StephBee
Disapproval Does love disapprove? Would you love someone from the wrong side of the tracks?

#7747:	July 13, 2016	by Lonewolf
Writing Words of Love Love poems are easy to write with a few tips to help express something buying a gift can not. n/a

#7713:	July 06, 2016	by Creeper Of The Realm
Colorful Love Love isn't as simple as some may think. It's not black and white, but all colors in between. If you knew then what you know now would you have still made the same decisions?

#7722:	June 29, 2016	by Crys-not really here
Love is Love is Love How Hamilton star Lin-Manuel Miranda's speech hit the nation hard Did YOU see the acceptance speech?

#7702:	June 22, 2016	by StephBee
Dashing Where do you find a dashing young romance hero? Where do you find a dashing young romance hero?

#7695:	June 15, 2016	by Lonewolf
How to Overcome Writer's Block Life can’t ever really defeat a writer who is in love with writing n/a

#7684:	June 08, 2016	by NaNoKit
Don't Be Ashamed Of Romantic Comedy! You'll hardly ever find it on people's bookshelves, but Romantic Comedy has its place. Which romantic hero or heroine do you most identify with, and why?

#7672:	June 01, 2016	by Crys-not really here
The Love of a Pet We got a cat! Here's how she changed our relationship. Does getting a pet change a relationship?

#7663:	May 25, 2016	by StephBee
All Kinds of Romance Romance is full of sub genres. What's your favorite? There’s all kinds of romance in the world. Which one is yours?

#7649:	May 18, 2016	by Lonewolf
Is this the End? It's been said that the most important parts of any written work is the first statement and the last word. n/a

#7632:	May 11, 2016	by NaNoNette
Spoiled Romance Yields Epic Stories Hell Hath No Fury as a Woman Scorned Would you believe it if I told you that the most unrelated stories come from spurned love?

#7603:	April 27, 2016	by StephBee
Destitute The Appeal of the Cinderella story. Who's your favorite rags-to-riches character? Shrek? Cinderella? or Vivian from Pretty Woman?

#7598:	April 20, 2016	by Lonewolf
Character Development Character Development is an important aspect to any story. n/a

#7587:	April 13, 2016	by Dawn Embers
How Important is Location in a Romance A question on detail for setting when it comes to romance stories. Do you think the setting is important in a romance story? How much detail do you like to see as the reader?

#7566:	April 06, 2016	by Crys-not really here
Summer Lovin' What do Grease, Dirty Dancing, and My Girl have in common? What do Grease, Dirty Dancing, and My Girl have in common?

#7553:	March 30, 2016	by StephBee
Devotion A look at devotion in romance. Why are you devoted to love?

#7544:	March 23, 2016	by Lonewolf
Romance With a hint of Mystery A look at a mix of the two genres. n/a

#7511:	March 16, 2016	by NaNoNette
Spring is in the Air As nature awakes all around us, so do the romantic feelings. Do you have to come out of a cold winter to feel romantic in spring?

#7524:	March 09, 2016	by Crys-not really here
Classic Love Stories They're tried and true favorites you probably know. Is "classic" enough these days?

#7502:	March 02, 2016	by StephBee
Doubt Doubt = internal conflict. Is Doubt the salt that ruins a romance?

#7495:	February 24, 2016	by Lonewolf
Emotional Development The Emotional Development of a character is an important journey. n/a

#7488:	February 17, 2016	by Crys-not really here
Valentine's Day is What You Make It No need to freak out, ladies How can you make Valentine's Day the best day ever?

#7467:	February 10, 2016	by Dawn Embers
Valentine Eary Bird or Procrastinator? A question of timing in purchases for a romantic holiday. Do you procrastinate or get things early for romantic holidays? What would the main character in a romance story do?

#7452:	February 03, 2016	by StephBee
Danger Taking a look at Romantic Suspense. Who has watched "Romancing the Stone?"

#7445:	January 27, 2016	by Lonewolf
Realism in Romance If add realistic drama and emotion to your story they contribute real depth on a level anyone can sympathize with. n/a

#7434:	January 20, 2016	by Crys-not really here
Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service "Everyone can be great because everyone can serve." -MLK How can YOU make a difference?

#7419:	January 13, 2016	by Dawn Embers
Pink Hearts and Other Symbols of Romance Valentine's Day approaches and with it is an increase in romantic symbols around, so we talk about some of them. What color or symbol means romance to you or your characters?

#7403:	January 06, 2016	by StephBee
Desire Desire How does desire make you feel?

#7396:	December 30, 2015	by Lonewolf
Tips to Jump Start Your Story Ways to jump start the plot of your story n/a

#7385:	December 23, 2015	by Crys-not really here
The Things We Do For Love Love is about sacrifices What's the craziest thing you've ever done for love?

#7372:	December 16, 2015	by Dawn Embers
Holiday Touches and Character Quirks A few things about the holidays that can add a nice touch to character development in romance. What holiday scent or quark does your main POV character have in the story that shows their character?

#7357:	December 09, 2015	by StephBee
May/December Romance A look at age differences in romance. What's the ultimate fantasy? A "cougar" or a "trophy wife?"

#7350:	December 02, 2015	by Lonewolf
Romance in Science Fiction Science Fiction Romance features a love story which is inextricably linked with a science fiction plot and setting. n/a

#7335:	November 25, 2015	by Crys-not really here
Love in Your 20's vs. Love in Your 30's. Being in love in your 30's is much different than being in love in your 20's How does our age affect how to act in a romantic relationship?

#7322:	November 18, 2015	by Dawn Embers
A Love of Touch or No Touchy? A consideration of different comfort levels characters have when it comes to being touched by others. Does your main character like to be touched and does the fact come up in your story?

#7311:	November 11, 2015	by StephBee
Military Super Heroes A look at our military heroes. What do military and super heroes have in common?

#7301:	November 04, 2015	by Lonewolf
NaNoWriMo During this time of year nearly all writers are involved with NaNoWriMo. Here are a few ways to help focus. n/a

#7272:	October 21, 2015	by Nixie🦊
Abracadabra Romantic Alchemy Give me the moon, and I'll find love in the dust. Take a look at how to create conflict with objects. Do your romantic characters waltz through the plot dressed in cardboard? Add some spice to your recipe.

#7261:	October 14, 2015	by StephBee
Why Did you Read that romance? Blurbs The Blurb sucked me in. Hook, Intrigue & Paint – Romantic Blurbs

#7255:	October 07, 2015	by Lonewolf
Using your Senses Using the Five senses can make your scenery more robust, love scenes more sensual, and entertainment more meaningful. n/a

#7242:	September 30, 2015	by Crys-not really here
Adjustments Sometimes, puzzle pieces don't fit together QUITE as planned... When puzzle pieces don't quite fit together, do you give up, or do you make them fit?

#7223:	September 23, 2015	by JACE
A Romance Authors Conference I recently attended a writer's conference of the Ozark Romance Authors group. Can a writer's conference help you reach your writing goals?

#7209:	September 16, 2015	by StephBee
Why did you read that romance? The title sucked me in. Do you pick up a romance based on the title?

#7204:	September 09, 2015	by Lonewolf
Romantic Story endings It's been said that the most important parts of any written work is the first statement and the last word. n/a

#7189:	September 02, 2015	by Crys-not really here
Why We Love WDC WDC's 15th Birthday is here! Time to once again ask all of you- Why do YOU love WDC? Why do YOU love WDC?

#7172:	August 26, 2015	by Dawn Embers
The Seasons and Romance A glance at romance during the different seasons and how to incorporate them into a story. Which is your favorite season for romance?

#7161:	August 19, 2015	by StephBee
Romantic Expectations What do you expect from romance? What Does Romance mean to you?

#7155:	August 12, 2015	by Lonewolf
Romantic Intimacy Bringing two characters together, adds a level of intimacy and makes the readers feel for the characters. n/a

#7134:	August 05, 2015	by Crys-not really here
What is a home? Thoughts on homes and those we share them with Is "home is where the heart is" just a cliche?

#7123:	July 29, 2015	by Dawn Embers
Independence and Dependence in Romance A look at how characters can be independent and dependent in a romance and some thoughts on both. Should a character have some level of independence in a romance story?

#7107:	July 22, 2015	by StephBee
Padlocks of Love Padlocks are a popular way to express love around the world. Would you throw away the key of love?

#7099:	July 15, 2015	by Lonewolf
Romantic Relationships Romance scenes are the element of romance itself, so who better to start with then our characters? n/a

#7086:	July 08, 2015	by Crys-not really here
Military Romance Novels Why are military romance novels so popular? Why do YOU read military romances?

#7074:	July 01, 2015	by NaNoNette
Love Eternal The face that launched a thousand ships. Was Helena's face really worth a ten-year war?

#7062:	June 24, 2015	by StephBee
Seriously, Romantic A look at the Romance Writers of America (RWA) How serious are you about your romance?

#7051:	June 17, 2015	by Lonewolf
Writing Emotional Triggers Emotions trigger physical reactions, and these are clues readers can use to determine how a character feels. n/a

#7035:	June 10, 2015	by Crys-not really here
Love is Not One-Size Fits All There are different kinds of relationships to be written about. Are the relationships in your writing all the same? Or are do they show all kinds?

#7027:	June 03, 2015	by Elle - on hiatus
Paranormal Romance What is paranormal romance and why does it appeal to so many? When you think of paranormal romance, do you think of glittering vampires? There is more to it than that. Promise.

#7008:	May 27, 2015	by StephBee
Rakes, Rogues and Romance How come a rake always gets the girl? Who is your favorite historical hero - books, TV or movies?

#6999:	May 20, 2015	by Lonewolf
Finding romance in an adventure Romance frames the emotional journey, while the physical focuses on the Adventure. There's always a little romance in an adventure.

#6979:	May 13, 2015	by Crys-not really here
Love is Change In real life and in literature, love often changes and grows n/a

#6965:	May 06, 2015	by Elle - on hiatus
What is a romance novel? From the formulaic to the unique, we look at the requirements for a romance novel and how much freedom that gives us. n/a

#6954:	April 29, 2015	by StephBee
Aphrodisiacs What foods to speak to the romantic in all of us? n/a

#6944:	April 22, 2015	by Lonewolf
Literary Comfort Zone Sometimes we need to stretch our creative muscles, step outside our stuffy little comfort zones, and try something new. n/a

#6932:	April 15, 2015	by Crys-not really here
Out of Your Comfort Zone- That's Love! Would you do something you wouldn't normally do for love? n/a

#6922:	April 08, 2015	by Elle - on hiatus
Romance in Real Life Many of us automatically think 'fiction' when we think of romance, but what about romance in real life? n/a

#6903:	April 01, 2015	by StephBee
Poetry and Romance April belongs to the romantic in all of us. n/a

#6898:	March 25, 2015	by Lonewolf
Creating that Romantic Chemistry When two people come together there aren't always fireworks, so here are a few tips to help. n/a

#6867:	March 11, 2015	by Elle - on hiatus
LGBT in Mainstream Romance Are we starting to see more mainstream romance novels featuring LGBT couples? n/a

#6855:	March 04, 2015	by StephBee
Believable Romantic Heroines What do you expect from your romantic heroines? n/a

#6848:	February 25, 2015	by Lonewolf
Writing Romantic Love Scenes Having trouble with that romantic love scene? n/a

#6836:	February 18, 2015	by Crys-not really here
Non-traditional Valentine's Day Why make Valentine's Day a cliche? n/a

#6821:	February 11, 2015	by Dawn Embers
The Timing Factor A look at timing in a few different contexts for romance stories: seasonal, as conflict and more. n/a

#6804:	February 04, 2015	by StephBee
Love Languages An overview of Gary Chapman's love languages. n/a

#6798:	January 28, 2015	by Lonewolf
Romance Novel Ideas We all have them, but where can we get them, and how does one go about developing it? n/a

#6787:	January 21, 2015	by Crys-not really here
5 Small Things Small things that anyone can do to show your partner you love them. n/a

#6763:	January 14, 2015	by Elle - on hiatus
Heroes and Heroines with Impairments There is a lot of debate online at the moment over disabled heroes and heroines in romance novels. n/a

#6751:	January 07, 2015	by StephBee
Young Adult Romance How important is romance to a young adult story? n/a

#6743:	December 31, 2014	by Lonewolf
Tips for the Romantic Writer Through my experience writing these are a few things I found helpful. n/a

#6729:	December 24, 2014	by Crys-not really here
Romance of the Holidays What makes this time of year so romantic? n/a

#6712:	December 17, 2014	by A Non-Existent User
Love is a Promise A different idea about what love is and isn't thanks to the Writers of Dr. Who. n/a

#6701:	December 10, 2014	by StephBee
Holiday Romance What's the glue that binds romance and the holidays together? n/a

#6691:	December 03, 2014	by Lonewolf
Editing Your Work An integral part of story is the editing phase. n/a

#6680:	November 26, 2014	by Crys-not really here
Just Kidding Around How acting like a child can help a relationship n/a

#6669:	November 19, 2014	by Elle - on hiatus
The Romance Stigma Are romance novels still seen as trash for bored housewives? n/a

#6650:	November 12, 2014	by StephBee
Long Distance Relationships Welcome to my Military/Veterans Day themed NL! n/a

#6644:	November 05, 2014	by Lonewolf
Eight Points of Structure Breaking your story down into its component parts and analyzing how those parts fit together. n/a

#6631:	October 29, 2014	by Crys-not really here
Interracial Love: A Reply What do you think about how interracial love is portrayed in novels? n/a

#6615:	October 22, 2014	by Dawn Embers
Conflict in Romance Stories A look at potential conflicts one can write about in a romance story. n/a

#6599:	October 15, 2014	by StephBee
Romancing the Witch 4 Tips on how to romance a witch in paranormal romance. n/a

#6589:	October 08, 2014	by Lonewolf
Nano Prep October is the month to Prep for Nano. So, here are a few ways to help stay focused. n/a

#6572:	October 01, 2014	by Crys-not really here
Romance for the Unromantic What do you do if your character seems awkward and unromantic? n/a

#6561:	September 24, 2014	by Ẃeβ࿚ẂỉԎḈĥ
The Many Layers of Romance Romance and love can unfold in the most unusual ways ... n/a

#6549:	September 17, 2014	by StephBee
Romantic Anti-Heroes What's the appeal of the romantic anti-hero? n/a

#6541:	September 10, 2014	by Lonewolf
Re-ignite Your Writing Passion Life can’t ever really defeat a writer who is in love with writing n/a

#6523:	September 03, 2014	by Crys-not really here
Role Reversals and Spinning Stereotypes n/a

#6518:	August 27, 2014	by Dawn Embers
Expectations in Romance Submissions Do romance contests have specific expectations in the stories submitted? n/a

#6494:	August 20, 2014	by StephBee
Courtesans A look at history's professional mistresses. n/a

#6489:	August 13, 2014	by Lonewolf
Writing with Emotion Emotions trigger physical reactions, and these are clues readers can use to determine how a character feels. n/a

#6472:	August 06, 2014	by Crys-not really here
What is Love? Answering one of life's biggest mysteries. n/a

#6457:	July 30, 2014	by NaNoNette
Love and Emotional Attraction Are love and romance the same thing? n/a

#6432:	July 23, 2014	by StephBee
Lovesong A look at the power of love songs. n/a

#6437:	July 16, 2014	by Lonewolf
8 Tips for Writing Romance n/a

#6419:	July 09, 2014	by Crys-not really here
"How Did You Meet?" Answering this question for your characters can help you create vivid, realistic characters and storylines. n/a

#6415:	July 02, 2014	by A Non-Existent User
Disillusion With Romance A look at where romance fits into the modern world. n/a

#6390:	June 25, 2014	by StephBee
Arranged Marriages and Romance Can you find love in an arranged marriage? n/a

#6389:	June 25, 2014	by StephBee
Arranged Marriages and Romance Can you find love in an arranged marriage? n/a

#6385:	June 18, 2014	by Lonewolf
Point of View Which point of view is your story going to be told from? n/a

#6367:	June 11, 2014	by Crys-not really here
Communication Breakdowns and Conflict Communication breakdowns in relationships can make for great conflict in your writing n/a

#6354:	June 04, 2014	by Dawn Embers
Writing About Boy Love A look at the writing of romance between boys in both adult and YA fiction. n/a

#6328:	May 28, 2014	by StephBee
There's more than 1 Kind of Romance Explore the different sub-genres of Romance in this issue. n/a

#6330:	May 21, 2014	by Lonewolf
Writing Realistic Romance If add realistic drama and emotion to your story they contribute real depth on a level anyone can sympathize with. n/a

#6315:	May 14, 2014	by Crys-not really here
How to Make Yourself Stand Out Using that "short description" section can get your work noticed n/a

#6305:	May 07, 2014	by Dawn Embers
What are you reading? A quick question of curiosity to see what other romance writers read. n/a

#6290:	April 30, 2014	by StephBee
What Makes a Good Romance Cover? How romance cover caputure the reader's attention. n/a

#6285:	April 23, 2014	by Lonewolf
Romantic Writing Tips There is no one way of beginning your romantic journey. n/a

#6266:	April 16, 2014	by Crys-not really here
Jealousy, the Green-Eyed Monster Jealousy has a way of poking its ugly head into relationships. n/a

#6253:	April 09, 2014	by Dawn Embers
Is There Activity in Romance? A question on groups, contests and other activities on site that focus on romance, or the lack of them. n/a

#6236:	April 02, 2014	by StephBee
Romantic Era Poetry April is National Poetry Month! What makes poetry romantic? n/a

#6227:	March 26, 2014	by Lonewolf
Starter tips for your story Ways to jump start the plot of your story n/a

#6217:	March 19, 2014	by Crys-not really here
First Date Awkwardness We've all been there, so why wouldn't our main characters? n/a

#6205:	March 12, 2014	by Dawn Embers
The Almost Moment A look at the use of "almost moments" in writing romance. n/a

#6188:	March 05, 2014	by StephBee
Is Divergent Romantic? A look at how romance is used in the "Divergent" series. n/a

#6184:	February 26, 2014	by Lonewolf
What is Cozy Romance Mystery? Cozies are basically traditional mysteries featuring an amateur sleuth with a romantic element thrown into the mix. n/a

#6165:	February 19, 2014	by Crys-not really here
Teens "Going all the Way" in Literature A rebuttal of sorts. n/a

#6144:	February 12, 2014	by NaNoNette
How Young is Too Young? Public Service Announcement: Last chance to buy/create a little something something before V-Day! n/a

#6145:	February 05, 2014	by StephBee
Paint that First Kiss Valentines are in the air and so are first kisses. How do you write a first kiss? n/a

#6130:	January 29, 2014	by Lonewolf
What is Romance to you? Romance is different for everyone with many factors going in, so the question becomes: What is Romance to you? n/a

#6115:	January 22, 2014	by Crys-not really here
"Love is..." Creating Metaphors About Love n/a

#6099:	January 15, 2014	by Dawn Embers
All About the Girls Romance and love have many places and many character. This time we look at just the stories about women in love. n/a

#6084:	January 08, 2014	by StephBee
Love Found in the Stars A look at love through the Zodiac. n/a

#6079:	January 01, 2014	by Lonewolf
Hero/Heroine Relationship Romance between the hero/heroine should be believable and real. n/a

#6060:	December 25, 2013	by Crys-not really here
Show a Little Love this Holiday Season The holiday season is the best time to tell people how you feel about them. n/a

#6051:	December 18, 2013	by Dawn Embers
Silver Bells and Other Holiday Clich�s n/a

#6042:	December 11, 2013	by StephBee
The Romantic Formula How the formula works. n/a

#6033:	December 04, 2013	by Lonewolf
Romantic Poetry Love poems are easy to write with a few tips to help express something buying a gift can not. n/a

#5999:	November 20, 2013	by NaNoNette
Romance in Unlikely Places Stories of every genre should have at least a dash of romance in them. n/a

#5988:	November 13, 2013	by StephBee
Themes in Military Romance Writing A look at the military and themes in military romance writing. n/a

#5982:	November 06, 2013	by Lonewolf
Science Fiction Romance Science Fiction Romance features a love story which is inextricably linked with a science fiction plot and setting. n/a

#5972:	October 30, 2013	by Crys-not really here
Opposites Attract? Is there any truth to the saying "opposites attract"? And why are some people so offended by it? n/a

#5954:	October 23, 2013	by Dawn Embers
Obsession: Romance or Horror? This week, with Halloween coming soon, we look at the concept of obsession and how it relates to romance and horror. n/a

#5942:	October 16, 2013	by StephBee
Gothic Romance What makes gothic romance different from paranormal romance? Pop in and find out! n/a

#5937:	October 09, 2013	by Lonewolf
Paranormal Romance Paranormal romance stands out using the classic element of the romance genre, with a twist of the unexplainable. n/a

#5919:	October 02, 2013	by Crys-not really here
Survey Says: Romance vs. Erotica Many readers wanted to know more about the differences between romance, erotica, and porn. n/a

#5861:	September 25, 2013	by NaNoNette
Show Romance with Small Things It doesn't take a whole NFL team with 90,000 people in attendance to be romantic. n/a

#5888:	September 18, 2013	by StephBee
Romancing Autumn Ideas for finding romance in autumn. n/a

#5879:	September 11, 2013	by Lonewolf
Historical Romance A sub-genre of Romance, a Historical Romance is rich in era specific details. Here are a few tips on the subject. n/a

#5864:	September 04, 2013	by Crys-not really here
WDC Becomes a Teenager! WDC is now 13 years old! When did you start your love affair with the site? n/a

#5794:	August 28, 2013	by NaNoNette
Romance or Drama Part 2 This one had to be a two-part newsletter due to overwhelming interest. Thank you WdC! n/a

#5842:	August 21, 2013	by StephBee
It's Romance Awareness Month! A look at how to keep romance alive in the summer time. n/a

#5835:	August 14, 2013	by Lonewolf
Writing Suspenseful Romance A Romantic suspense story is driven equally and simultaneously by the threat of danger and the promise of romance. n/a

#5822:	August 07, 2013	by Crys-not really here
The Ever-Evolving Nature of Relationship The ups and downs of romantic relationships n/a

#5808:	July 31, 2013	by Dawn Embers
The Rainbow of Romance A look at romance stories that include GLBT characters. There is a whole rainbow of possibilities in the genre. n/a

#5798:	July 24, 2013	by StephBee
Romantic Getaways: The Taj Mahal Take a trip to another romantic destination: the Taj Mahal. n/a

#5787:	July 17, 2013	by Lonewolf
Contemporary Romance One of the many sub-genres of romance, the Contemporary Romance story is not limited to just a single theme. n/a

#5766:	July 10, 2013	by Crys-not really here
Your Opinion Needed! What would you like to see in future Romance/Love newsletters? n/a

#5723:	July 03, 2013	by NaNoNette
Romance or Drama Should romantic stories be mostly romantic or can they also have other elements? n/a

#5744:	June 26, 2013	by StephBee
Romantic Getaways: The Eiffel Tower A look at the Eiffel Tower. n/a

#5737:	June 19, 2013	by Lonewolf
Romantic letter of love Your loved one doesn't need to be far away to receive a love letter from you. n/a

#5706:	June 12, 2013	by Crys-not really here
Love and Body Image in Romance Writing How we see ourselves affects our love lives n/a

#5701:	June 05, 2013	by A Non-Existent User
Lasting Love vs Love at First Sight Does it have to be one or the other? Can your characters have both? n/a

#5695:	May 29, 2013	by StephBee
Romantic Getaways - visit the Keukenhof This summer I'll be traveling the world exploring romantic settings. Today's visit will take us to the Netherlands. n/a

#5687:	May 22, 2013	by Lonewolf
Building Romantic Relationships Romance scenes, are the element of romance itself, so who better to start with then our characters? n/a

#5674:	May 15, 2013	by Crys-not really here
Technology and Communication How does technology influence how we communicate with the ones we love? n/a

#5654:	May 08, 2013	by NaNoNette
Consider Your Audience As you write in the Romance/Love genre, consider who will read your pieces. n/a

#5645:	May 01, 2013	by StephBee
The Appeal of Romantic Comedy I'm exploring themes in the romantic comedy genre. n/a

#5638:	April 24, 2013	by Lonewolf
Different types of Story Endings n/a

#5621:	April 17, 2013	by Crys-not really here
The Love Sonnets of Shakespeare Part I National Poetry Month- Shakespeare's Sonnet- "My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun..." n/a

#5595:	April 03, 2013	by StephBee
Romantic Muses Who's your Romantic Muse? n/a

#5592:	March 27, 2013	by Lonewolf
Using the Five Senses Using the Five senses can make your scenery more robust, love scenes more sensual, and entertainment more meaningful. n/a

#5571:	March 20, 2013	by Crys-not really here
Add Variety to Your Romance Writing I have a confession to make... n/a

#5557:	March 13, 2013	by JACE
The Many Faces of Romance Writing. There's a romantic subgenre for everyone. n/a

#5547:	March 06, 2013	by StephBee
Romantic Era Poetry A look at Romantic Era Poetry n/a

#5541:	February 26, 2013	by Lonewolf
Choosing the Right Title for your Story A dull title might put readers off, but an interesting title can make a reader want to read on. n/a

#5526:	February 19, 2013	by NaNoNette
Use Words To Show Love Lovers, spouses, and writers have one thing in common: the need to explain feelings of love. n/a

#5506:	February 12, 2013	by Crys-not really here
Valentine's Day: Multiple Points of View Valentine's Day isn't always about life going perfectly. n/a

#5496:	February 05, 2013	by StephBee
Valentine Inspiration What inspires the hopeless romantic in us come Valentine Day? n/a

#5487:	January 29, 2013	by Lonewolf
Literary Comfort Zones Sometimes we need to stretch our creative muscles, step outside our stuffy little comfort zones, and try something new. n/a

#5464:	January 22, 2013	by NaNoNette
Valentine's Day - Romantic or Commercial Is February 14th really Valentines' Day? n/a

#5460:	January 15, 2013	by Crys-not really here
Writing Love Realistically for Teens What if you don't remember what it's like to be thirteen? n/a

#5450:	January 08, 2013	by StephBee
Types of Romantic Heroes A look at alpha, beta, and omega romantic heroes. n/a

#5445:	January 01, 2013	by Lonewolf
Importance of the Rough Draft Your first draft doesn't need to be perfect, they just need to be written. Are you ready to begin writing yours? n/a

#5420:	December 18, 2012	by Crys-not really here
Firsts Love is full of firsts n/a

#5404:	December 11, 2012	by StephBee
The Rules A look at the rules for romance. n/a

#5399:	December 04, 2012	by Lonewolf
Romantic Conflict Conflict is important to a story because without conflict, there is no reason to keep reading and find out what happens. n/a

#5383:	November 27, 2012	by Kate - Writing & Reading
Para-normal = an Alternate Normal Paranormal romance takes the romance and heat outside the pale and across the realm of known reality n/a

#5377:	November 20, 2012	by Crys-not really here
Formats and Subgenres of Romance The 2 formats and multiple subgenres of romance novels n/a

#5359:	November 13, 2012	by StephBee
I Need a Hero What makes your hero special. n/a

#5355:	November 06, 2012	by Lonewolf
NaNoWriMo Style During this time of year nearly all writers are involved with NaNoWriMo. Here are a few ways to help focus. n/a

#5344:	October 31, 2012	by Lonewolf
Romantic Horror Horror and romance are part of life and many great horror stories use romance to build tension and create characters. n/a

#5325:	October 24, 2012	by Crys-not really here
We Accept the Love We Think We Deserve What motivates us to fall in love? n/a

#5310:	October 17, 2012	by StephBee
Who's Who in Romance This issues takes a look at the secondary characters in a romance novel. n/a

#5304:	October 10, 2012	by Lonewolf
Character Emotional Development Well-written scenes include characters’ emotions that allow the audience to bond with the characters. n/a

#5289:	October 03, 2012	by JACE
Tags and Phrases to Excite Is your story exciting enough for your readers? n/a

#5280:	September 26, 2012	by Crys-not really here
Do You NaNo? My thoughts on NaNoWriMo n/a

#5261:	September 19, 2012	by StephBee
The Romance of Steampunk Steampunk is an emerging genre. How does it fit into romance? n/a

#5257:	September 12, 2012	by Lonewolf
The Elements of Romantic Comedy Romantic comedies give you an opportunity for exploring deeper levels of inner conflict, character growth and theme. n/a

#5219:	August 29, 2012	by Crys-not really here
Romantic Symbolism Using symbolism in Romance n/a

#5216:	August 22, 2012	by StephBee
Romancing the Hero What character traits make for an appealing romantic heroine? n/a

#5210:	August 15, 2012	by Lonewolf
Adding Romance to Your Writing Bringing two characters together, adds a level of intimacy and makes the readers feel for the characters. n/a

#5168:	August 01, 2012	by Crys-not really here
Not Black and White Your thoughts on Fifty Shades n/a

#5166:	July 25, 2012	by StephBee
Summer Romance What puts the romance in summer? n/a

#5163:	July 18, 2012	by Lonewolf
How to Write a Romantic Poem If you want to do something really special for your special someone you can write them a poem. n/a

#5151:	July 11, 2012	by Jeff
Different Kinds of Couples Relationship dynamics differ from couple to couple; one way isn't necessarily better than another. n/a

#5130:	July 04, 2012	by Crys-not really here
Fifty Shades of Murky Gray Why Quality is Important in Erotica and Romance n/a

#5116:	June 27, 2012	by StephBee
Writing From a Romantic Point of View Point of view narration can be a tough element to master. Thought I'd take a look at them today. n/a

#5110:	June 20, 2012	by Lonewolf
How to Write a Romantic love Scene Having trouble with that romantic love scene? n/a

#5092:	June 13, 2012	by NaNoNette
Romantic Stages in Life Every phase in life has its own stage of romance to go with it. n/a

#5080:	June 06, 2012	by Crys-not really here
Love in the Wild n/a

#5066:	May 30, 2012	by StephBee
Building Blocks The Building Blocks of Love n/a

#5058:	May 23, 2012	by Fyn
Traveling New Paths Starting a new journey, listening to my inner muse...finally. n/a

#5043:	May 16, 2012	by NaNoNette
Can a Place be Romantic? What is it that makes places romantic? Certainly not its train stations or airports. n/a

#5037:	May 09, 2012	by Crys-not really here
Long Engagements A recent movie has me thinking about engagements. n/a

#5016:	May 02, 2012	by StephBee
Romantic Poetry A look at Romantism movement and the poetry it inspired. n/a

#5010:	April 25, 2012	by Fyn
Forget the Roses! Romance is so much more than roses and sparkly baubles! n/a

#4996:	April 18, 2012	by Kate - Writing & Reading
Coloring outside the lines >o< Romance insinuates its breath, its touch, in mystery, fantasy, sci-fi, steampunk, comedy, okay, keep on going n/a

#4988:	April 11, 2012	by Crys-not really here
Titanic: A Love Story? My thoughts on the movie Titanic 15 years later. n/a

#4967:	April 04, 2012	by StephBee
Romantic Attraction What catches our attention first when it comes to romantic attraction? n/a

#4956:	March 28, 2012	by Fyn
Pursuing the Dream Sometimes the 'love' isn't a person but an interest, a passion or a dream! n/a

#4942:	March 21, 2012	by NaNoNette
After the Love has Gone Love comes and goes. In a love triangle, one ends up alone. n/a

#4934:	March 14, 2012	by Crys-not really here
Love in Young Adult Literature Love is complex, even for teens. n/a

#4911:	March 07, 2012	by StephBee
Expectations of the Romantic Hero A look at the hero in romance writing. n/a

#4905:	February 29, 2012	by Fyn
Hard Romance Romantic actions of the sterling kind! TLC is the epitome of romance! n/a

#4897:	February 22, 2012	by Lonewolf
The Romantic Movie Night A few romantic movies to set the mood for a night alone, or set for two. n/a

#4876:	February 15, 2012	by Crys-not really here
The Meaning of Valentine's Day Why do we buy expensive stuff for the ones we love one day a year? n/a

#4858:	February 08, 2012	by StephBee
Romantic Cities from Around the World February is a month dedicated to love so I thought I'd share some of the world's most romantic cities with you. n/a

#4854:	February 01, 2012	by Fyn
Valentne's Day Every Day Not just one day, treat 'em special year round! n/a

#4844:	January 25, 2012	by Lonewolf
The Origins of Valentine's Day Have you ever wondered where Valentine's Day came from? n/a

#4823:	January 18, 2012	by Crys-not really here
Young Love Who was your first love? n/a

#4812:	January 11, 2012	by StephBee
Romantic Sub-Genres An overview of romance and several popular sub-genres. n/a

#4809:	January 04, 2012	by Fyn
Resolution Switcheroo My parents employed a unique resolution system... and it worked! n/a

#4778:	December 20, 2011	by Crys-not really here
Mistletoe: A Symbol of Love at Christmas The origins and modern day used of mistletoe. n/a

#4761:	December 13, 2011	by StephBee
Romantic Gestures mean a lot Romantic Gestures mean a lot, especially during this time of year. n/a

#4751:	December 06, 2011	by Fyn
Traditions Old or new--traditions are a special part of the holidays! n/a

#4746:	November 29, 2011	by Lonewolf
The Love of a True Friend If we are lucky we all have a good friend in our lives. n/a

#4729:	November 22, 2011	by Crys-not really here
I Am Thankful for You! Being thankful for the special people in our lives this Thanksgiving. n/a

#4717:	November 15, 2011	by StephBee
Using Romantic Description Tags This newsletter takes a look at how to fashion romantic description tags. n/a

#4708:	November 08, 2011	by Fyn
Sometimes, Loves really is not romantic! Love is half romance, half laughter and 100% work! (Wait, make that Joy!) n/a

#4681:	October 26, 2011	by Crys-not really here
The Couple Who Games Together. . . The couple who games together stays together n/a

#4667:	October 19, 2011	by StephBee
The Romance of the Paranormal What attracks us to paranormal romance? Fatal Attraction? Good vs Evil? n/a

#4663:	October 12, 2011	by Fyn
When The Bad Guy Isn't a Person Sometimes, the conflict a character has or fights against on the way to happiness is an event; not another person. n/a

#4650:	October 05, 2011	by Satuawany
Beauty and the Beast All the best love stories are Beauty and the Beast stories. n/a

#4633:	September 28, 2011	by Crys-not really here
Finding Love Online A personal story, and some advice n/a

#4618:	September 21, 2011	by StephBee
The Romance of Roses August was Romance Awareness Month. I'd thought I'd look at the romance of roses with this newsletter. n/a

#4611:	September 14, 2011	by Fyn
Observations 'Round the Neighborhood Amazing how things change depending upon the perspective! n/a

#4600:	September 07, 2011	by Tornado Dodger
A Romantic Birthday Dinner Sometimes things don't work out exactly as you plan. n/a

#4584:	August 31, 2011	by Crys-not really here
Famous Literary Couples Part 2 I share some of my reader's favorite literary couples. n/a

#4570:	August 24, 2011	by StephBee
Romance and the Courtesan Romance through the eyes of a Courtesan (the other woman) n/a

#4565:	August 17, 2011	by Fyn
Listen to Your Characters! 10 things your characters are trying to tell you! n/a

#4553:	August 10, 2011	by Lonewolf
A close look at the Romantic Hero Have you ever wondered what makes the hero so romantic? n/a

#4537:	August 03, 2011	by Crys-not really here
Famous Literary Couples Romeo and Juliet n/a

#4518:	July 27, 2011	by StephBee
History of Romance Let's take a look at the roots of Romance and how it's evolved through the ages. n/a

#4511:	July 20, 2011	by Fyn
Making Foreign Places Real Romance books tend to have foreign places as a part of the storyline; how to make them pop and read as real! n/a

#4501:	July 13, 2011	by Satuawany
Saying "I Love You" Whether a character means it or not when they say those three words, the reader has to believe the feeling behind it. n/a

#4491:	July 06, 2011	by Crys-not really here
Why Fireworks? Thinking about the fireworks cliche on July 4th n/a

#4471:	June 29, 2011	by StephBee
A look at Romantic Comedy Thinking about writing a Romantic Comedy? Check this newsletter out for some tips. n/a

#4466:	June 22, 2011	by Fyn
Stuck? Write a love letter! If you aren't sure how two characters need to interact; write a love letter from one to the other. n/a

#4454:	June 15, 2011	by Lonewolf
Digital Dilemma Pt. 2 A question of the liaisons we carry with people across the internet. n/a

#4433:	June 08, 2011	by Crys-not really here
What Puts the "Best" in "Friend"? n/a

#4424:	June 01, 2011	by StephBee
Writing Romantic Dialogue Tips and ideas for writing romantic dialogue. n/a

#4421:	May 25, 2011	by Fyn
Those Special Moments Uniquely you moments; give them to your characters too! n/a

#4405:	May 18, 2011	by Lonewolf
A Mother's Love A little something I wrote about my mom for Mother's Day n/a

#4386:	May 11, 2011	by Crys-not really here
Puppy Love ....and they called it puppy love. n/a

#4369:	May 04, 2011	by StephBee
Creating the romance of the love scene A look at how to craft a great love scene. n/a

#4361:	April 27, 2011	by Fyn
Romance's Revolving Door Pondering the spinning qualities of teen romance. n/a

#4355:	April 20, 2011	by Lonewolf
Upcoming Anniversary A brief talk about relationships and anniversaries n/a

#4335:	April 13, 2011	by Crys-not really here
Sometimes, I Don't Believe in Love Sometimes, I don't believe in love... or, at least, not the way you do. n/a

#4322:	April 06, 2011	by StephBee
A Look Romantic Suspense A brief overview of how to write for romantic suspense. n/a

#4320:	March 30, 2011	by Fyn
Love Seen Through a Different Glass Beyond the love of romance, or that of family, is the love between friends, too often over-looked. n/a

#4305:	March 23, 2011	by Lonewolf
The Break up Plan How a search for a break up turned into an interesting read n/a

#4285:	March 16, 2011	by Crys-not really here
Romantic Movies: Love Them or Hate Them? Do romantic movies set us up for failure, or are they just an escape from reality? n/a

#4262:	March 09, 2011	by StephBee
Interview w/Romance Author Tami Dee An interview with romance author, Tami Dee n/a

#4270:	March 02, 2011	by Fyn
Transport Your Reader Into Your Story! Pluck them out of their easy chair and let them BE in your story... n/a

#4213:	February 23, 2011	by Ẃeβ࿚ẂỉԎḈĥ
Falling in Love-Later in Life Falling in love, again, isn’t just for the young. Experience the thrill along with the freedom! n/a

#4236:	February 16, 2011	by Crys-not really here
Valentine's Day Vs. Single Awareness Day Which do YOU chose to celebrate? n/a

#4226:	February 09, 2011	by StephBee
Charles d'Orleans, the Romantic Duke Inspiration can be found in many places. Charles d'Orleans story and poetry is inspiration for Valentine's Day. n/a

#4222:	February 02, 2011	by Fyn
Valentine's Day- Realistic Expectations How do your characters handle the big day? Or do they? The rising of Mars and Venus can cloud the horizon! n/a

#4209:	January 26, 2011	by Lonewolf
My letter of love A bit of personal experience about love n/a

#4188:	January 19, 2011	by Crys-not really here
Does Loving Life Effect Your Love Life? The importance of laughter and fun in a relationship n/a

#4164:	January 12, 2011	by StephBee
Romance Writing Goals for 2011 This newsletter takes a look at resolutions, goals, and how to shape them for writing romance in 2011. n/a

#4167:	January 05, 2011	by Fyn
Love is a Warm Puppy Never underestimate pet power with your characters. n/a

#4147:	December 28, 2010	by Past Member 'shaara'
The Falling Out The scene is set, but tragedy befalls the lovers as the "Falling Out" arrives n/a

#4138:	December 21, 2010	by Crys-not really here
The Most Romantic Time. . . of the Year? Roaring fires, Christmas tree lights, hot chocolate and the one you love . . . n/a

#4112:	December 14, 2010	by StephBee
A Look at: Inspirational Romance A brief overview of the Inspirational romance subgenre. n/a

#4124:	December 07, 2010	by Fyn
Wrap all Your Presents in Love What the present is, matters not; it is all in the feelings behind it. n/a

#4063:	November 30, 2010	by Ẃeβ࿚ẂỉԎḈĥ
Don't Just Write It, Live It! Become your own character, find that passion from within. n/a

#4087:	November 23, 2010	by Crys-not really here
A Perfect Moment Every once in awhile if you're lucky, you experience a perfect moment in time n/a

#4059:	November 16, 2010	by StephBee
Love in War A look at romance in military/war writing. n/a

#4071:	November 09, 2010	by Fyn
A Dance Lingers On-Love After Marriage Considering why Romance Novels seem to end when they marry--when their story has but just begun n/a

#4049:	November 03, 2010	by Past Member 'shaara'
Love: The Ego Booster Does it take a couple of doses of love before we learn to believe in ourselves? n/a

#4037:	October 27, 2010	by Crys-not really here
Imagine: Love Lessons from John Lennon All we need is love and to give peace a chance-- thirty years later. n/a

#3993:	October 20, 2010	by StephBee
Welcome Romance Author, J. Morgan Romance Author, J. Morgan, Visits the Romance/Love Newsletter. n/a

#4022:	October 13, 2010	by Fyn
Love in a grain of sand? Looking for ways to express love and romance that are not the same old-same old! n/a

#3999:	October 06, 2010	by Past Member 'shaara'
Love Tokens: Flowers The Power of Flowers and The Significance of Their Colors n/a

#3986:	September 29, 2010	by Crys-not really here
More on Love Poetry Why I think love poetry shouldn't necessarily rhyme. n/a

#3909:	September 22, 2010	by StephBee
An Overview of Gothic Romance This newsletter takes a look at gothic romance. n/a

#3974:	September 15, 2010	by Fyn
What's Left After the Endorphins Relax? Too many stories deal with new love; old love is far more a thing of depth. n/a

#3952:	September 08, 2010	by Past Member 'shaara'
Love: What Does It Actually Look Like? Showing the emotion of LOVE rather than telling about it. n/a

#3939:	September 01, 2010	by Crys-not really here
Do You Believe in Setting Them Free? If you love someone set them free. If they come back to you, it was meant to be. n/a

#3908:	August 25, 2010	by StephBee
The Romance of the Vampire This newsletter takes a look at the appeal of vampires in paranormal romance. n/a

#3925:	August 18, 2010	by Fyn
Love is where you find it Love is not always 'romantic.' n/a

#3899:	August 11, 2010	by Past Member 'shaara'
Love: What Is It Exactly? An interspective examination of the elements of LOVE through the use of songs . . . n/a

#3894:	August 04, 2010	by Crys-not really here
10 Reasons I Love Writing.com Why do you love the site? n/a

#3848:	July 28, 2010	by StephBee
Real Life Love This newsletter takes a look at real life love stories. n/a

#3872:	July 21, 2010	by Fyn
Playing a game of 'Let's Pretend' Sometimes it helps to 'play act' scenes or dialogue-and you may end up somewhere you've never been! n/a

#3844:	July 14, 2010	by Shannon
An Ernest Lesson How Hemingway's passionate writing can teach us a thing or three n/a

#3835:	July 07, 2010	by Crys-not really here
The June Bride Syndrome And why I'm not a June bride n/a

#3809:	June 30, 2010	by StephBee
Love and ... Erotica? Stephanie takes a look at how erotica fits into romance. n/a

#3820:	June 23, 2010	by Fyn
Everyone Wants aHappy Ending! Doesn't matter how 'grown-up' we become, we all still seek the fairy tale ending. n/a

#3811:	June 16, 2010	by Lonewolf
Romance and Love from the Wolf Love Letters from the soul n/a

#3781:	June 09, 2010	by Crys-not really here
Looking Back on Junior High Love Remembering what it was like to be a young girl, falling in love during junior high slow dances. n/a

#3753:	June 02, 2010	by StephBee
It's all about the Heat A look at the different "heat" levels in romance writing. n/a

#3751:	June 02, 2010	by StephBee
It's all about the Heat A look at the different "heat" levels in romance writing. n/a

#3750:	June 02, 2010	by StephBee
It's all about the Heat A look at the different "heat" levels in romance writing. n/a

#3749:	June 02, 2010	by StephBee
It's all about the Heat A look at the different "heat" levels in romance writing. n/a

#3762:	May 26, 2010	by Fyn
What is romantic to you? Romance is in the eye of the beholder. n/a

#3746:	May 19, 2010	by Lonewolf
Digital Dilemma What happens when you take a online adventure. n/a

#3716:	May 12, 2010	by Crys-not really here
A Mother's Love Happy Belated Mother's Day! Today's newsletter is on a mother's love. n/a

#3691:	May 05, 2010	by StephBee


#3690:	May 05, 2010	by StephBee


#3700:	April 28, 2010	by Fyn


#3685:	April 21, 2010	by Leger~


#3663:	April 14, 2010	by Crys-not really here


#3637:	April 07, 2010	by StephBee


#3636:	April 07, 2010	by StephBee


#3645:	March 31, 2010	by Fyn


#3617:	March 24, 2010	by NaNoNette


#3601:	March 17, 2010	by Crys-not really here


#3582:	March 10, 2010	by StephBee


#3590:	March 03, 2010	by Fyn


#3564:	February 24, 2010	by esprit
Do You Write Purple Prose? What does the phrase 'purple prose' mean? n/a

#3555:	February 17, 2010	by Crys-not really here


#3549:	February 10, 2010	by Ben Langhinrichs


#3538:	February 03, 2010	by Fyn


#3514:	January 27, 2010	by Crys-not really here


#3492:	January 20, 2010	by Adriana Noir


#3494:	January 13, 2010	by esprit
Romance Writers are Fortunate I'm not saying it's easy, I'm saying the rewards are great and almost instant because the genre is so popular. n/a

#3487:	January 06, 2010	by Fyn


#3462:	December 30, 2009	by THANKFUL SONALI Library Class!


#3413:	December 16, 2009	by Crys-not really here


#3433:	December 09, 2009	by Fyn


#3422:	December 02, 2009	by Leger~


#3405:	November 25, 2009	by A Non-Existent User


#3390:	November 18, 2009	by THANKFUL SONALI Library Class!


#3375:	November 11, 2009	by Fyn


#3363:	October 28, 2009	by A Non-Existent User


#3336:	October 21, 2009	by StephBee


#3329:	October 14, 2009	by Fyn


#3307:	October 07, 2009	by esprit
Mary Sue and Gary Stu Original Mary Sue Litmus test is linked. Use it to test if your main character is heading toward cliche or not. n/a

#3305:	September 30, 2009	by A Non-Existent User


#3263:	September 23, 2009	by StephBee


#3279:	September 16, 2009	by Fyn


#3267:	September 09, 2009	by Vivian


#3255:	September 02, 2009	by A Non-Existent User


#3223:	August 26, 2009	by THANKFUL SONALI Library Class!


#3231:	August 19, 2009	by Fyn


#3171:	August 12, 2009	by StephBee


#3201:	August 05, 2009	by A Non-Existent User


#3186:	July 29, 2009	by Vivian


#3178:	July 22, 2009	by Fyn


#3139:	July 15, 2009	by StephBee


#3156:	July 08, 2009	by A Non-Existent User


#3144:	July 01, 2009	by Vivian


#3125:	June 24, 2009	by Fyn


#3117:	June 17, 2009	by Fyn


#3104:	June 10, 2009	by A Non-Existent User


#3086:	June 03, 2009	by THANKFUL SONALI Library Class!


#3075:	May 27, 2009	by Fyn


#3056:	May 20, 2009	by Just an Ordinary Boo!


#3054:	May 13, 2009	by esprit
Writing to a Category Imprint Writing category romance is a good way for new Romance authors to get their foot in the door of publishing. n/a

#3037:	May 06, 2009	by esprit
Do Men Read Love Stories? Why do male authors hide their genre behind feminine pin names, and male readers deny the book is theirs? n/a

#3022:	April 29, 2009	by Fyn


#2978:	April 22, 2009	by Shannon
Eye of the Beholder n/a

#2981:	April 15, 2009	by THANKFUL SONALI Library Class!


#2972:	April 01, 2009	by Fyn


#2888:	March 25, 2009	by Shannon
My Clichéd Amour n/a

#2940:	March 18, 2009	by esprit
Is it Romance or Is it Love? There is a difference between the two and it's easily spotted once we understand the formula. n/a

#2931:	March 11, 2009	by Lady Stars


#2921:	March 04, 2009	by Fyn


#2897:	February 18, 2009	by A Non-Existent User


#2881:	February 11, 2009	by Lady Stars


#2864:	February 04, 2009	by Fyn


#2848:	January 28, 2009	by spidey


#2843:	January 21, 2009	by A Non-Existent User


#2822:	January 14, 2009	by The Milkman


#2817:	January 07, 2009	by Fyn


#2804:	December 31, 2008	by Fyn


#2793:	December 24, 2008	by A Non-Existent User


#2779:	December 17, 2008	by Lady Stars


#2760:	December 10, 2008	by Fyn


#2755:	December 03, 2008	by Leger~


#2741:	November 26, 2008	by A Non-Existent User


#2722:	November 19, 2008	by Lady Stars


#2714:	November 12, 2008	by Fyn


#2691:	October 29, 2008	by A Non-Existent User


#2678:	October 22, 2008	by Joy


#2659:	October 15, 2008	by Fyn


#2654:	October 08, 2008	by Leger~


#2637:	October 01, 2008	by A Non-Existent User


#2612:	September 17, 2008	by Fyn


#2595:	September 03, 2008	by A Non-Existent User


#2582:	August 27, 2008	by Joy


#2561:	August 20, 2008	by Fyn


#2556:	August 13, 2008	by Nikola~Thankful Library Lady


#2532:	July 30, 2008	by AJ wants U 2 meet The CanMan!


#2516:	July 23, 2008	by Fyn


#2506:	July 16, 2008	by Turkey DrumStik


#2491:	July 09, 2008	by A Non-Existent User


#2482:	July 02, 2008	by AJ wants U 2 meet The CanMan!


#2463:	June 25, 2008	by Fyn


#2454:	June 18, 2008	by Kate - Writing & Reading


#2444:	June 11, 2008	by A Non-Existent User


#2434:	June 04, 2008	by AJ wants U 2 meet The CanMan!


#2411:	May 28, 2008	by Fyn


#2390:	May 14, 2008	by A Non-Existent User


#2382:	May 07, 2008	by AJ wants U 2 meet The CanMan!


#2366:	April 30, 2008	by Fyn


#2337:	April 23, 2008	by Joy


#2344:	April 16, 2008	by A Non-Existent User


#2315:	April 02, 2008	by Fyn


#2303:	March 26, 2008	by Turkey DrumStik


#2288:	March 19, 2008	by A Non-Existent User


#2275:	March 12, 2008	by AJ wants U 2 meet The CanMan!


#2256:	March 05, 2008	by Fyn


#2252:	February 27, 2008	by Joy


#2239:	February 20, 2008	by A Non-Existent User


#2207:	February 06, 2008	by Fyn


#2201:	January 30, 2008	by A Non-Existent User


#2186:	January 23, 2008	by A Non-Existent User


#2160:	January 09, 2008	by Fyn


#2149:	January 02, 2008	by Vivian


#2130:	December 19, 2007	by spidey


#2119:	December 12, 2007	by Fyn


#2101:	December 05, 2007	by A Non-Existent User


#2091:	November 28, 2007	by AJ wants U 2 meet The CanMan!


#2058:	November 21, 2007	by Vivian


#2062:	November 14, 2007	by Fyn


#2052:	November 07, 2007	by A Non-Existent User


#2041:	October 31, 2007	by AJ wants U 2 meet The CanMan!


#2019:	October 24, 2007	by Fyn


#1974:	October 17, 2007	by Vivian


#2000:	October 10, 2007	by A Non-Existent User


#1989:	October 03, 2007	by A Non-Existent User


#1968:	September 26, 2007	by Puditat


#1955:	September 19, 2007	by Fyn


#1947:	September 12, 2007	by A Non-Existent User


#1934:	September 05, 2007	by AJ wants U 2 meet The CanMan!


#1918:	August 29, 2007	by Starr Phenix


#1882:	August 22, 2007	by Lexi


#1892:	August 15, 2007	by A Non-Existent User


#1875:	August 08, 2007	by AJ wants U 2 meet The CanMan!


#1854:	August 01, 2007	by spidey


#1844:	July 25, 2007	by Lexi


#1835:	July 18, 2007	by A Non-Existent User


#1823:	July 11, 2007	by AJ wants U 2 meet The CanMan!


#1805:	July 04, 2007	by Texas Belle


#1801:	June 27, 2007	by Texas Belle


#1772:	June 20, 2007	by Lexi


#1773:	June 13, 2007	by Vivian


#1757:	June 06, 2007	by A Non-Existent User


#1736:	May 30, 2007	by AJ wants U 2 meet The CanMan!


#1721:	May 23, 2007	by Kenzie


#1714:	May 16, 2007	by Lexi


#1696:	May 09, 2007	by spidey


#1693:	May 02, 2007	by A Non-Existent User


#1667:	April 25, 2007	by Vivian


#1665:	April 18, 2007	by Lexi


#1649:	April 11, 2007	by A Non-Existent User


#1641:	April 04, 2007	by Melissa is fashionably late!


#1626:	March 28, 2007	by A Non-Existent User


#1607:	March 21, 2007	by Lexi


#1588:	March 14, 2007	by Vivian


#1587:	March 07, 2007	by cerianwen


#1566:	February 28, 2007	by Vivian


#1564:	February 21, 2007	by Lexi


#1548:	February 14, 2007	by Sarah Rae


#1513:	February 07, 2007	by cerianwen


#1514:	January 31, 2007	by Kenzie


#1506:	January 24, 2007	by Lexi


#1499:	January 17, 2007	by A Non-Existent User


#1476:	January 10, 2007	by cerianwen


#1466:	January 03, 2007	by Tammy~Catchin Up~


#1461:	December 27, 2006	by Vivian


#1443:	December 20, 2006	by Lexi


#1431:	December 13, 2006	by Red Writing Hood <3


#1410:	December 06, 2006	by Vivian


#1404:	November 29, 2006	by cerianwen


#1388:	November 22, 2006	by Lexi


#1380:	November 15, 2006	by Red Writing Hood <3


#1358:	November 08, 2006	by Vivian


#1320:	November 01, 2006	by cerianwen


#1338:	October 25, 2006	by Lexi


#1327:	October 18, 2006	by Red Writing Hood <3


#1307:	October 11, 2006	by A Non-Existent User


#1294:	October 04, 2006	by cerianwen


#1285:	September 27, 2006	by Lexi


#1276:	September 20, 2006	by Red Writing Hood <3


#1258:	September 13, 2006	by A Non-Existent User


#1245:	September 06, 2006	by cerianwen


#1234:	August 30, 2006	by Lexi


#1225:	August 23, 2006	by Red Writing Hood <3


#1213:	August 16, 2006	by A Non-Existent User


#1172:	August 09, 2006	by cerianwen


#1185:	August 02, 2006	by Lexi


#1158:	July 26, 2006	by Red Writing Hood <3


#1161:	July 19, 2006	by Lexi


#1129:	July 12, 2006	by cerianwen


#1138:	July 05, 2006	by Lexi


#1117:	June 28, 2006	by Red Writing Hood <3


#1113:	June 21, 2006	by Diane


#1025:	June 14, 2006	by cerianwen


#1086:	June 07, 2006	by Lexi


#1068:	May 31, 2006	by Red Writing Hood <3


#1052:	May 24, 2006	by Diane


#985:	May 17, 2006	by cerianwen


#1030:	May 10, 2006	by Lexi


#1015:	May 03, 2006	by Red Writing Hood <3


#1006:	April 26, 2006	by Diane


#983:	April 19, 2006	by cerianwen


#976:	April 12, 2006	by Lexi


#964:	April 05, 2006	by Red Writing Hood <3


#955:	March 29, 2006	by Diane


#941:	March 22, 2006	by A Non-Existent User


#881:	March 15, 2006	by Lexi


#917:	March 08, 2006	by Red Writing Hood <3


#908:	March 01, 2006	by Diane


#900:	February 22, 2006	by The Milkman


#834:	February 15, 2006	by Lexi


#872:	February 08, 2006	by Red Writing Hood <3


#857:	February 01, 2006	by Diane


#833:	January 18, 2006	by Lexi


#822:	January 11, 2006	by Red Writing Hood <3


#810:	January 04, 2006	by Diane


#787:	December 28, 2005	by John~Ashen


#782:	December 21, 2005	by Lexi


#771:	December 14, 2005	by Red Writing Hood <3


#760:	December 07, 2005	by Diane


#741:	November 30, 2005	by A Non-Existent User


#734:	November 23, 2005	by Lexi


#719:	November 16, 2005	by Red Writing Hood <3


#706:	November 09, 2005	by Diane


#687:	November 02, 2005	by Puditat


#681:	October 26, 2005	by Lexi


#667:	October 19, 2005	by Red Writing Hood <3


#657:	October 12, 2005	by Diane


#642:	October 05, 2005	by Puditat


#632:	September 28, 2005	by Lexi


#619:	September 21, 2005	by Red Writing Hood <3


#612:	September 14, 2005	by Diane


#592:	September 07, 2005	by Puditat


#580:	August 31, 2005	by Lexi


#572:	August 24, 2005	by Red Writing Hood <3


#561:	August 17, 2005	by Diane


#545:	August 10, 2005	by Puditat


#535:	August 03, 2005	by Lexi


#522:	July 27, 2005	by Red Writing Hood <3


#508:	July 20, 2005	by Diane


#492:	July 13, 2005	by Puditat

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