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The Differences and Similarities Between Romance Novel Subgenres
New York Times bestselling author Aleatha Romig writes in a variety of romance subgenres because as a reader, she enjoys reading a variety subgenres. While stories in...
Aleatha Romig
The Importance of Reading and Research in Writing Authentically and Meeting Reader Expectations
Award-winning, bestselling author Cara C. Putman has over 40 published titles in several different genres including legal thriller, romantic suspense, historical fiction...
Cara C. Putman
Owen King on "The Curator"
From New York Times bestselling author Owen King comes a Dickensian fantasy of illusion and charm where cats are revered as religious figures, thieves are noble, scholars...
Owen King
The Key Elements That Make a Mystery Series Engaging
Each genre of fiction writing has its own elements and techniques that readers have come to expect. The mystery/thriller genre is no different. It's important to include...
Troy Lambert
Tips for Researching and Writing Historical Fiction
Historical fiction involves an intricate blend of fact and imagination. The amount of real history and fictional invention can vary, but there are usually fictional...
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