Let’s talk about sex, baby! Next week is the National Romance Writers of America Conference and it’s here in Denver. To celebrate, Boulder Bookstore has invited us to present a Romance Writers Panel on Wednesday July 18th. Join us! Wednesday July 18, 2018 7:30pm 1107 Pearl Street Boulder, CO Literary […]
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From the Romance Writers of America website, “The RITA — the highest award of distinction in romance fiction — recognizes excellence in published romance novels and novellas. The Golden Heart recognizes excellence in unpublished romance manuscripts.” Please help us congratulate Tiffany Reisz and Sarah Morgenthaler on today’s nominations! Tiffany’s THE […]
Please send a huge welcome to romance author Aliza Mann – we’re thrilled to welcome her to the kt literary family!!! Last year, I attended a wonderful conference in Detroit hosted by the Greater Detroit chapter of Romance Writers of America. I met amazing women, talked about fabulous books and […]
The first romance novel I read was SWEET RELEASE by Pamela Clare and I fell head over heels in love with romance as a genre right then and there. One year later I began working in publishing and romance novels have been one of the cornerstones of my career ever […]
Congratulations to Juliana Stone and Tiffany Reisz whose books were nominated for the very, very prestigious RITA Award!! Romance Writers of America’s RITA is the highest award of distinction in romance fiction. Please help me congratulate these two talented authors on being recognized with this amazing honor. Juliana Stone’s BOYS […]
What I consider comfortable shoes for a conference, for Amy, who asks: I have a quick question for you regarding writing conferences, specifically the [redacted]. As an industry insider, would you recommend this conference for a first time novelist who is searching for an agent? I’ve read mixed reviews online […]
A little pink plaid for Amy Sue, who asks: I’m weeks away from querying agents. I checked your site and saw your authors, it seems like they all write YA, yet your submission guidelines say you like “witty women’s fiction.” Have you sold women’s fiction — is that an area […]