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Articles related to "Nora Roberts"
Book Review: Midnight Bayou by Nora Roberts Now in paperback, Midnight Bayou is an historical novel based on murder in a Louisiana plantation. If you like murder mysteries and a south Louisiana atmosphere, this may be a novel for you. I briefly discuss the plot and list what I consider the faults of this novel. nora • roberts • historical • novel • louisiana
Classic or just Fiction? When does a book go from mere fiction to classic? When does a writing change from ordinary to "literature"? classic • literature • fiction • nora roberts • danielle steel
Nora Roberts' Rebellion Best-selling Author Nora Roberts sets foot in Scotland during the Jacobite Rebellion in the fictional historical novel "Rebellion." lynne • lynne remick • remick • suite • suite 101.com
Innocent in Death Chapter One Chapter Preview: Chapter One - Innocent In Death by JD Robb (a Valentine's surprise from me) jd robb • nora roberts • eve dallas • murder • mystery
Innocent in Death Chapter Three Chapter Preview: Chapter Three - Innocent In Death by JD Robb (a Valentine's surprise from me) jd robb • nora roberts • eve dallas • murder • mystery
Innocent in Death Chapter Two Chapter Preview: Chapter Two - Innocent In Death by JD Robb (a Valentine's surprise from me) jd robb • nora roberts • eve dallas • murder • mystery
Naked Came the Phoenix Another serial novel is out, this time written by female mystery authors. naked • phoenix • serial • novel • fiction
A V.G. Idea at Harlequin Harlequin, the queen of formulaic romances that roll off the presses like hotcakes, is trying its hand at the Bridget-Jones-way of thinking. harlequin • bridget jones • twentysomething • women • media
Empowerment Super Heroes Missing The entertainment industry comes up short in its understanding and portrayal of the true super heroes and heroines who perform justice through advoacy for those in need. empowerment • super • heroes • heroines • movies
Strangers in Death, Creation in Death Numbers 26 and 27 in the Eve Dallas series of murder mysteries set fifty years in the future are just as enjoyable--and riveting--as the first one. creation in death by j d robb • strangers in death by j.d. robb • j d robb novels • mystery novels set in the future • mystery novels set in new york city
Summer Bargain Books A discussion of bargain books available for purchase online. book • bargain • discount • summer • novels
Writing Blockbuster Novels Part I: An Interview with T. J. MacGregor T.J. MacGregor tells what it's like to be an author of twenty-four suspense and mystery novels in a special interview. interview • suspense • mystery • thriller • occult
Hacienda Vargas Inn Bed & Breakfast A stay at Hacienda Vargas Bed & Breakfast gives Route 66 and El Camino Real travelers a glimpse of New Mexico's history and offers all the comforts of home. hacienda vargas • bed & breakfast • algodones new mexico • el camino real • route 66
How Long is a Book? Publishers often have minimum book length expectations. How long should your book be? It depends a lot on the genre and audience. book length • word count • manuscript length • how long is a book • how long should a book be
Interview with Patricia Briggs This week's article is an interview with Fantasy author Patricia Briggs. patty • briggs • masques • dragon • demons
Pen Names Many authors choose to write under several different names or pseudonyms. Sometimes, the discovery comes as a surprise to the reader. pen names • authors • famous authors • pseudonyms • writers
The Importance of Reading This article will talk about reading in relation to writing. writer • writing • regina avalos • genre • contest
Losing the muse This article will discuss when writer's lose the muse in their writing. regina avalos • writing • writers • markets • contests
NYTBL suggests Blacks love church scandal more than faith Three African American Authors sit on the New York Times Bestseller's List this week. Although my writing cronies applaud this feat, I question its deeper meaning. As I read which books made the list I see a peculiar similiarity, two of the books premise concerns black ministers with dirty secrets. Now I know scandal sells, but I wonder does christianity do as well? author • african american • black • christian • fiction
Reading to Relax Book suggestions to get you started in a reading to reduce stress routine. book reviews • books • reading
Romance Novel TV Enhancing romance readers' online experience with author interviews, and a sense of community, RNTV makes the transition from simple web technology to broadcasting online romance novels • maria lokken • marisa o’neill • romance author interviews • romance novel contests
ROMANCING THE PAGES : A Review of ONCE A WARRIOR Yet another captivating read from Scottish Historical Romance Author Karyn Monk. karyn monk • lynne remick • scotland • history • romance
These Gospels Flame Out right man for the job • mike magnuson • fire gospels • watermelon a novel • marian keyes
Writing Under a Pen Name Can Writing under a Pseudonym or Pen Name Help or Harm your Career? pen names • pseudonyms • writing • writing fiction • publishing
Don't Go Breaking My Heart When widower Suzanne Brody remains reluctant to start dating again she gets a few suggestions from her friend--hypnotic suggestions! <i>Don't Go Breaking My Heart</i> stars Anthony Edwards and Jenny Seagrove. don't go breaking my heart • british comedy • anthony edwards • er • jenny seagrove
Archaeology: A Bestselling Phenomenon? From Indiana Jones to Relic Hunter, archaeology is a hot topic in popular culture. Books are no different. From the turn of the century until today, writers have been using archaeologists and what they study as subjects for stories. archaeology • archaeologists • egyptology • treasure • mystery
Celebrate the Small Things The process of getting published can be long and arduous. Even bestselling authors were rejected before they made it big. What is the secret to success? publishing • rejection • editors • marketing • science fiction
Creating the Blockbuster Setting, Part II: Time and Mood A satisfying book is strongly rooted in setting, but setting is not only about geography. Setting is also about time and mood. setting • location • place • time • mood
Love is a Many Splendoured Thing - Romance Fifty percent of commercial fiction sold are romances, so why is it so hard to break into the business? Isn't a romance the easiest genre to write? Girl meets boy, girl loses boy, girl gets boy back. Or some such combination. What could be simpler? New writers often start out by writing a romance. The standard advice of writing instructors is: Write what you know. And who doesn't know what it's like to fall in love? Yet the majority of first novels are rejected. why? bestseller • romance • love story • writing • publishing
Holidays Can Be Murder Mystery books with a holiday theme! mystery books • novels • cozy • christmas • holiday mystery
AAW Writers Helping Writer’s Series: Part 3- The Princess of Guerilla Marketing, Linda Dominique Grosvenor Linda Dominique Grosvenor is the Best Selling author of several novels including The Hamptons, BLOOM, FEVER and LIKE BOOGIE ON TUESDAY (that is now in its 3rd printing). She is affectionately known as the Princess of Guerrilla Marketing. She has also been gracious enough to contribute to this month’s series by sharing with us how writers can promote their own books. book promotion • publicity • marketing • author • writing |
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