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The Writer As Reader — Can This Marriage Be Saved?
By Janet W. Butler
Posted 6/20/2024
More often than not, writers start out as avid readers. We read something wonderful, something that transports us out of our everyday existence, and we want to give that feeling to someone else — or just plain enjoy it again and again ourselves. (As Benjamin Disraeli so elegantly put it, “When I want to read a good book, I write one.”)
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Chapter Spotlight: Washington Romance Writers
Spotlighting RWA chapters
Posted 8/29/2024
Once upon a time, in a big bustling city far far away, Washington Romance Writers was one of the largest local chapters in RWA. (That would be Washington, DC, not our larger and rainier cousins in Washington State; hi, y’all!) At our biggest, WRW had nearly 300 members. Oh, Lance—hold me! Such a crush. The mind fairly boggles!
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Chapter Spotlight: Southern Magic Chapter
Spotlighting RWA chapters
Posted 6/20/2024
Hello from the Magicians of Southern Magic! The Southern Magic chapter (#178) is based in Birmingham, Alabama, and was established in December 1997. Our name is derived from the nickname for Birmingham, “Magic City,” which the city earned because of its growth between 1881 and 1920. We strive to promote excellence in romantic fiction through educational opportunities to improve both our members’ writing and their marketing skills. Those educational opportunities include everything from individuals sharing their experiences to more formal workshops with experts in various fields.
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Write Your ‘Destination Romance’ TV Movie Script Today!
By Scott Kirkpatrick
Posted 6/20/2024
Picture it: an ‘almost’ first kiss exiting a charming Italian gelato shop; a flirty meet/cute in a French vineyard; or an unexpected secret romance with a Royal Prince (travelling incognito of course) on the beaches of a tropical paradise.
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Chapter Spotlight: Valley of the Sun Romance Writers
Spotlighting RWA chapters
By Cathy McDavid
Posted 5/15/2024
Valley of the Sun (VOS) became an Arizona RWA chapter in 1994, and like many organizations, we grew comfortable with a format that worked for us. Yes, there were some changes over the years, but not a lot. Then, one day, everything suddenly changed — locally, nationally, and worldwide, leaving VOS, like many RWA chapters, with a loss of members and struggling to hold regular meetings. Our regular meeting location abruptly closed one day without notice and a mere month before the entire nation shut down.
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