Write a Romance Novel

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Subgenres In Romance Novels

The different types of romance (subgenera) are as varied as the people who read romances. In this article and the next, we'll explore some of these very different types of romance.

The Art of Flirting: Part 2

This article continues the discussion on flirting, and how it can be used in the romance novel to strengthen the character's relationship, and create more believeable motivations.

Flirting: Part 1

Romance writers need to understand the art of flirting. Basic flirting is a primal dance done by people who are attracted to each other. Using these subtle signals will create an emotional impact in the reader, and improve the story.

Character Motivations

This article is written to give writers a basic understanding of the human instincts that create the desire to be loved and in a long-term relationship.

Falling in love

This article breifly outlines how humans fall in love. Eros is the most base form of love, and is felt inside us. Love itself is not an emotion, but an act we do. This article explains how we love, and how we express love.
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Female Archetypes

This article will help authors, especially romance writers choose the right heroine for their novel. A heroine must be more than the protagonist of a story. An author must choose a heroine who she shares experiences with. This character must also be custom made for the plot line. Finally, the main ...

Passive Voice and Passive Writing

This article outlines the basic elements of passive voice and passive writing. It gives tips to help you identify it, and guidelines to follow when removing it.

The Foundation of a Great Romance Novel

Romance is all about the emotions. This article explains how character & conflict can be used by any author to improve their story
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