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12 Point Guide to Writing Romance
Kate Walker
Writers Guides
3rd Edition
Aber Publishing
March 2008
On Sale: March 1, 2008
264 pages
ISBN: 1842851284
EAN: 9781842851289
Paperback (reprint)
$14.99
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Self-Help | Non-Fiction
Here is how to become a published romance writer If you want
to write romance and be a professional writer then this book
is a must for you. Following on from the success of the
first edition of this book, which won a major award, this
guide explains what is meant by romance and takes you
through the process of writing emotion and conflict. The
author explains how dialogue should be natural between your
heroine and her hero and she explains the difference between
sensuality and passion. With an expanded text and more true
insider-secrets this is a must for all writers of romance,
whether professional or amateur. The book explains:
* How to write emotion and create PTQ (page turning
quality) in your novels
* How to create conflict
amidst your characters and why it is a major essential
component in your novel.
* Why dialogue is the
lifeblood of your knowledge
* How to make dialogue
sound realistic
* How to make your characters real
* How to create the required sharp focus on your hero
and heroine
* How to develop supporting characters
that work
* Why flashbacks are important in some
stories and how to create them in your novel.
* Why
sensuality is important and how you can develop sensuality
between your hero and heroine
* How to pace the
development of the romance that is occurring between your
hero and heroine
* How to write the love scene between
your hero and heroine and the importance of 'after'
*
The importance of the hero and his essential 'vital
vulnerability'.
* The filter role of the heroine for
the reader
* The heroine's 21st Century response to
conflict
* How to answer the question 'why?'
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