Monthly Archives: July 2009

What a conference! Editor Joanne Grant on RWA

Posted on July 31, 2009 by Amy in editor, romance writer conference

by editor Joanne Grant All of the UK editors who attended this year’s RWA conference in Washington D.C. are now back in the office, and wow, what a conference! It is always great for editors to get a chance to … Continue reading »

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Series Spotlight: Author Sabrina Philips on her favourite Part of Reading a Harlequin Presents

Posted on July 29, 2009 by Amy in author, sheikh, writing

by Sabrina Philips, author of The Desert King’s Bejewelled Bride (Harlequin Presents Extra, August 2009) Since I devoured my first Harlequin Presents about twelve years ago, the way I approach reading them has undoubtedly changed.  It began, as it does … Continue reading »

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Series Spotlight: Author Kimberly Lang on Being a Harlequin Presents Newbie

Posted on July 27, 2009 by Amy in 60th anniversary, author

Author Kimberly Lang made her Harlequin Presents/Mills & Boon Modern Heat debut earlier this year with The Secret Mistress Arrangement (Harlequin Presents, April 2009). Kimberly joins our series spotlight celebrations with this post about being a newbie Presents author: by … Continue reading »

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Tina Duncan: “You don’t have to win the competition to get published.”

Posted on July 24, 2009 by Amy in author, writing contest

In 2007, Tina Duncan entered the Instant Seduction writing competition…but didn’t win. Little did she know, it was still the first step in becoming a published Mills & Boon author! Tina’s here to tell us about how it happened… by … Continue reading »

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Series Spotlight: Becoming a Presents Author by Annie West

Posted on July 22, 2009 by Amy in 60th anniversary, author

Author Annie West tells us about her path to becoming a Harlequin Presents writer in honor of the Presents series spotlight for Harlequin’s 60th anniversary… by Annie West, author of The Savakis Mistress (out in August in the UK) My … Continue reading »

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