Posted on 6/28/2022 Arizona's first RWA chapter was founded in 1989, and at the height of membership, three chapters represented the Grand Canyon state. Over the course of the last few years, the changing landscape of the membership and industry have seen the merger of
Posted on 6/27/2022 We’ve all been there: that moment when writing our stories begins to feel like work. Between the deadlines, promotions, website updates, etc., all of a sudden you look up and wonder where the joy went. I know that was one of my worries when I moved f
Posted on 6/17/2022 This week’s Publishers Weekly addresses the topic of body diversity in romance. While body diversity has improved in recent years, there is still some ground to cover.
Posted on 6/2/2022 I hope this message finds you well. I have been noticing how people are starting to venture back out into the world lately and though we are still cautious it is a good thing to see.
Posted on 5/19/2022 Our biggest spotlight of the day is AAP’s annual meeting on Monday, May 9th. They reminded their audience of the organization’s current core values and the challenges facing the publishing industry.
Posted on 4/29/2022 The experience of sitting at your keyboard desperately pounding out our latest story and having that moment when we think, does my story really matter?
Posted on 4/20/2022 The Policy Advisory Committee is launching a new monthly column, "News & Updates," rounding up news and articles of importance to writers.
Posted on 1/1/2021 Whether it’s due to a push from a publicist or simply noticing that all the other authors have one, you’ve started a newsletter. But you’re not quite sure if you’re getting it right.
Posted on 8/1/2020 The RWA Academic Research Grant has extended monies to independent scholars for projects related to romance writing, reading, and cultural impact for the past fifteen years.
Posted on 5/6/2020 The financial coach Dave Ramsey says, “There are more than fifteen million Americans who are self-employed, and many others who work on straight commission. That means these people deal with an irregular income on a regular basis.”
Posted on 5/6/2020 “To be, or not to be” may have been Hamlet’s question, but what readers have been asking ever since was whether Shakespeare truly authored this famous line, his humble origins inciting doubtful critics.
Posted on 5/6/2020 I’m about to get emotional with you. Because, after all, emotion is at the heart of every great romance. Without it, our stories would read like textbooks.
Posted on 5/6/2020 Humans are social creatures. For hundreds of thousands of years, we’ve lived in complex family units. Before World War II, it was still common for multiple generations of family members to live together...
Posted on 5/6/2020 So there you are figuring out how to get your novel to a place where you’ll be the next Debbie Macomber or Suzi Weinert or Nora Roberts. Some of you may be nervous wrecks.
Posted on 4/7/2020 The cost of health coverage seems to be constantly increasing, and everyone is looking for ways to reduce their health care costs.