You Can Write a Romance
You Can Write a Romance by Rita Clay Estrada is a comprehensive guide published by F+W Media on July 15, 1999. This 128-page book is designed to assist aspiring writers in crafting their own romance stories, providing a structured approach to transforming ideas into completed manuscripts. The authors, Rita Clay Estrada and Rita Gallagher, leverage their expertise to guide readers through the intricacies of romance writing.
In this edition, readers will find detailed instruction on various aspects of the genre, including the specific categories within romance and the expectations of editors. The book covers essential writing skills, such as developing engaging characters and creating compelling plots. With a focus on practical techniques, You Can Write a Romance serves as a valuable resource for anyone looking to enter the world of romance writing, regardless of their prior experience.
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Write the romance of your dreams and capture the hearts of readers everywhere. This complete guide shows you how.
&break;&break;You Can Write a Romance combines the skills of award-winning author Rita Clay Estrada and renowned instructor Rita Gallagher, the esteemed “First Ladies” of the Romance Writers of America. Together, they’ll show you how to take your story from idea to completed manuscript to signed book deal – even if you’ve never tried to write a novel before.
&break;&break;You’ll learn the genre’s special categories, what romance editors are looking for, and how stories are accepted. There’s also in-depth instruction on the craft of romance writing, from creating lively heroines to developing plots that are fresh and compelling.
&break;&break;Create a novel your readers won’t forget. With You Can Write a Romance, you can begin today!
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