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How to Create a Satisfying Character Arc
By Sarina Dorie Posted 11/7/2023
The most interesting stories often have characters who grow and change. This is a character arc. A character who changes is considered a dynamic character. A character who doesn’t change is considered stagnant or flat. Let’s look at a couple examples.
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Budgeting for an Effective Book Cover: Define Your Work to Stand Out
By Jessica Bushore Posted 10/4/2023
Perhaps you’ve already envisioned the perfect cover for your book? Are coming up blank on the cover? Whatever the conceptual stage, the cover is a key element of your project and the design can directly affect sales. Whether potential readers are scrolling through Amazon on their phone or browsing the shelves of a brick-and-mortar store, humans are visual creatures. Voracious readers are often hyper-visual creatures.
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Message from the President - Sept/Oct 2023 RWR
RWA President Clair Brett reminds you to, "Remember your why."
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Chapter Spotlight: Calgary RWA
Spotlighting RWA chapters
By Roxy Boroughs, past president and charter member Posted 10/4/2023
The Calgary Association of the Romance Writers of America (CaRWA), the only Canadian and only international chapter at present, began March 4, 2003, twenty years ago, in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
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Four Tips to Help You Land a Publishing Contract
By Julianne Ingles Posted 10/4/2023
I’m the director and editor at Guts Publishing. Over the past five years, I’ve read thousands of submissions. I’m also a Publishing Coach. I help writers get publishing contracts. I would like to share with you what I’ve learned and my top four tips on how you can increase your chances of landing a publishing contract.
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Welcome New Executive Director
Posted 10/4/2023
Meet RWA's new Executive Director, Laura R. Caputo, and learn more about AMC Source.
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The Elements of Character Arcs
By Terri Patrick Posted 10/4/2023
Michael Hauge defines the character arc as the emotional journey from identity to essence. The essence is the inner child, the core of the character who has been wounded through life and now needs to be healed.
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Pen to Paper Accolades
Well done 2022-2023 Participants, Guides, and Volunteers!
By Nicole Johnson, Assistant Participant Liaison Posted 8/29/2023
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Message from the President - August 2023 RWR
Ah, and here we are in August. I have always seen this time of year as a season of change. It is all about endings and beginnings, which as writers we understand.
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Doing Gender on Purpose: Diversity, Depth, and Character in Romance
Delve into characters’ experiences of gender and open doors to more readers
By Eliot West Posted 8/28/2023
Romance is obsessed with gender. Just think about the genre’s ever-changing ideas about what a hero and a heroine can and should be, its longstanding self-perception as by and for women, or its debates about who exactly is eligible for a happily ever after, from “unlikeable heroines” to queer romance and trans inclusion. Romance writers and readers care about character, identity, emotions, and the intricacies of how intimate relationships play out within broader social contexts—all areas that are profoundly affected by ideas about gender. Gender is all around us, so why not dive in with purpose and pleasure?
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