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Writing Romance Tropes That Sizzle

Writing Romance Tropes That Sizzle

Writing for Adults BlogBy Kelli PaniqueMarch 20, 2023Leave a comment

Writing romance tropes that sizzle is a surefire way to grab an audience whether you’re specifically for the romance genre or any other genre. Get tips now!

Six Romance Tropes You Can’t Ignore

Six Romance Tropes You Can’t Ignore

Writing for Adults BlogBy Kelli PaniqueMarch 7, 20232 Comments

Romance is such a popular genre, so it’s essential to understand trending romance tropes. Check out the first three Six Romance Tropes You Can’t Ignore Part 1.

The Essentials of Writing Romance, Fantasy, and Historical Fiction

The Essentials of Writing Romance, Fantasy, and Historical Fiction

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueSeptember 8, 20221 Comment

Knowing the defining elements of a particular genre helps your writing succeed. Let’s look at the essentials of writing romance, fantasy, and historical fiction.

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Writing a Holiday Romance

Writing for Adults BlogBy Kelli PaniqueSeptember 29, 20206 Comments

Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter We teach our students how to write and get published! View our Course Catalog > If you decide to write a holiday-themed romance, the first thing you need to do is decide if you want to self-publish it or if you want to go the traditional route.…

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Love Scenes: Spicy or Sweet?

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueSeptember 24, 2020Leave a comment

Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter We teach our students how to write and get published! View our Course Catalog > One of the issues with writing romance in young adult novels lies in the question of how far to push the love scenes. Do you stop at the kiss and fade to…

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Happily Ever After or Happy For Now

Writing for Adults BlogBy Kelli PaniqueSeptember 22, 20202 Comments

Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter We teach our students how to write and get published! View our Course Catalog > The key element that makes a novel a romance is the ending. How to conclude your book so it’s satisfying to the genre readers who have set expectations? By ending with the…

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Conflict Is So Romantic

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueSeptember 17, 2020Leave a comment

Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter We teach our students how to write and get published! View our Course Catalog > Like any strong story, romance needs conflict. Without conflict, romantic stories can be dully predictable. After all, the vast majority of romances end with the characters together. Readers are confident that will…

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Open or Closed Door Sex Scenes

Writing for Adults BlogBy Kelli PaniqueSeptember 15, 20202 Comments

When writing a romance novel, how do you should you handle sex scenes? Tips for writing open and closed-door sex scenes from Jamie K. Schmidt.

Interview with Jamie K. Schmidt episode 217

217: Interview with Jamie K. Schmidt

PodcastBy Jacque IrizarrySeptember 11, 2020Leave a comment

217: Interview with Jamie K. Schmidt
September 11, 2020

9102020 ICL Characters Make the Romance

Characters Make the Romance

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueSeptember 10, 2020Leave a comment

Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter We teach our students how to write and get published! View our Course Catalog > With romance such an important element of YA novels, it can be easy to focus all the attention on creating the main character, only to give the second romantic lead less attention…

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Working the Romance Tropes

Writing for Adults BlogBy Kelli PaniqueSeptember 8, 20205 Comments

Romance readers have expectations for a novel depending on the sub-genre. Writing a successful novel hinges on following the romance tropes.

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For Love of Romance

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueSeptember 3, 20201 Comment

Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter We teach our students how to write and get published! View our Course Catalog > The Romance novel is an example of the kind of evergreen genre that simply never stops selling and selling well. Not only that, but in young adult (YA) novels, some strong romantic…

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Humor For Older Readers

Writing for Children BlogBy Kelli PaniqueJuly 9, 2020Leave a comment

Share on facebook Facebook Share on twitter Twitter We teach our students how to write and get published! View our Course Catalog > Humor For Older Readers Although teens may crack fewer knock-knock jokes or giggle less often over puns, humor is a popular ingredient in young adult books and stories. Humor can be both…

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