by Guest Author | Jul 1, 2008 | Guests and Events, Quacking About |
Tweet By Diane Gaston When I wrote my first Harlequin Historical, The Mysterious Miss M, I was merely trying to write a story an editor would buy and readers would love. I didn’t realize I was creating a niche for myself. On the back cover of The Mysterious Miss were...
by Sybil | Jul 1, 2008 | Quacking About, The Pond |
Tweet It has been something of a hellish few weeks. As in no net connection, YAY net, no net, YAY, Boo…. for about three days…. with the silly, silly, silly expectation of me getting it fixed. On that note anyone know of a good class to take on learning...
by Gwen | Jul 1, 2008 | Guests and Events, Quacking About |
Tweet A Message from the Harlequin Mills & Boon ® Historical Team about how to submit and what they look for… Linda Fildew, Senior Editor Suzanne Clarke, Editor Mimi Berchie, Editorial Assistant The Historical team are passionate about historical romances...
by Sybil | Jun 30, 2008 | News, Quacking About |
Tweet We will have some of the Harlequin Historical Editors dropping in today. If you have questions for them, ask away. I am not sure about the timezone thing (it always confuses me) so it is possible they take questions later. But to start us out and just in case...
by Wendy | Jun 28, 2008 | Guests and Events, Quacking About |
Tweet By Victoria Bylin What makes a good love scene? Better yet, what makes a great love scene? That might be an odd question from a writer who’s moved from mainstream westerns to inspirational, but I think about it a lot. I especially considered love scenes...
