by Kelli A. Wilkins | Jun 20, 2022 | Author Dish, Coffee, Books & a Blog, Writer's Room
How Do You Write a Gay Romance? The Answer is Simple… By Romance Author Kelli A. Wilkins www.KelliWilkins.com Hi, my name is Kelli Wilkins, and I write gay (M/M) romances. I also write straight romances, historicals, paranormals, and just about any other...
by Susie P. | Sep 7, 2018 | Writer's Room
Does this sound familiar? You’ve had a great idea for a story for what seems like months. It’s your best yet and you have a feeling this one’s going to be the manuscript that gets you published. You sit down, you begin to write and write, but then something happens....
by Susie P. | May 3, 2018 | Writer's Room
No matter how long we’ve been writing, every author should strive to make themselves a better, stronger writer than they were the day before. This month I have five tips for helping you do just that. Was, Thought, Felt Are any of the above three words in your story?...
by Susie P. | Oct 6, 2017 | Writer's Room
Raise your hand if you’re planning to take part in NaNoWriMo next month? First of all, congratulations on deciding to tackle writing a novel in 30 days. I’d never thought about taking the challenge until 2013 and doing it actually taught me a lot about myself as a...
by Lila Munro | Nov 19, 2011 | Reader News
One of the most important elements in any story, romance or otherwise, is the conflict”¦in my humble opinion. I’ve mentioned in other blog posts at various places that I grew tired of formulaic romance a long time ago and one of the reason why is because...
