Romance Author Guide to Getting an Agent
Table of Contents Once you’ve written your book, your next step is publishing. First you need to decide if you want to self-publish or traditionally…
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How to Write a Romance Synopsis That Sells
Table of Contents Confession time…I don’t like writing synopsis. I can edit them. I can give feedback on them. But taking a 75,000 word book…
Mastering Rapid Release for Romance Authors in 2025
I’ve been ghost writing since the end of 2019. I’m currently working on my 80th ghost written book (that’s 80 books in 60 months). That…
Ways Romance Writers Can Save on Their Self-Publishing Budget
Table of Contents I saw a post in a Facebook indie author group asking how important it was to hire an editor because they had…
How to Create a Eye-Catching Cover for Your Romance
Table of Contents While you’re not supposed to judge a book by its cover, for most readers, a book cover is often the first element…
How to Title Your Romance Book
Table of Contents How do readers decide what to read? The first three things they look at are title, cover, and description. Each of these…
How to Decide Your Publishing Path: Traditional or Self-Publish
Table of Contents When it comes to publishing, for many there are strong attitudes about what is best. Traditional publishing still holds some air of…
12 Emerging and Expanding Income Opportunities for Romance Authors in 2024
The publishing world is in the midst of change. While change can be hard, for romance authors, it means growing opportunities to reach readers and…
Write Blurbs That Sell: A Romance Writer’s Guide to Compelling Descriptions
There’s only one thing worse than writing a synpsis…it’s writing a blurb or book description. How do you condense tens of thousands of words into…
NaNoWriMo’s Over, Now What? (7 Next Steps)
Whew! What a month, eh? But…it’s not over. While the NaNoWriMo challenge ends on November 30th, your work has only just started. Here are your…