Romantic Novelists' Association Blog

Sony E-Reader For the Passionate Reader by Susan Rix For those of us passionate about reading, why a Sony E-Reader? That's a good questi...

I meet lots of people who say they wouldn’t buy ebooks because they “hate reading on the computer”. And I don’t blame them. I spend my wor...

Kindle Me, Baby! by Donna Poff For a PC support technician, I am remarkably slow to jump on electronic bandwagons. Digital cameras, IPods, D...

This morning, faced with kicking off the discussion of e-readers and digital books, I took the coward's option and decided not to weigh ...

Anna Jacobs, who these days divides her time between Australia and England, has always loved history - not the political stuff that she had...

RNA member, Phillipa Ashley, has just returned from the Canadian Rockies where she was watching her debut novel, DECENT EXPOSURE , being fi...

Here is the the most up-to-date list of the RNA Penrith Conference Links (this will be updated as more appear and there will be a permanent ...

Amanda Grange writes adventurous historical romances set mainly in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. She also writes books that tell...

Yesterday we reported the results of our poll on how many books are needed for a two week holiday. Nine of the respondents answered 15 books...

The RNA website now has reports of all the Penrith conference sessions here . Roger Lytollis , a brave reporter, from THE CUMBERLAND NEWS ...

This weekend's TBR Pile comes from Bernardine Kennedy , author/freelance writer and journo, living in Essex, UK. She has published seven...

Going Wild Wild swimming. No chlorine, no tannoy, no lanes, and frequently no other company... To many people, plunging in to cold lakes, ri...

One of the treats of the conference is that the winner of the Joan Hessayon New Writers' Award gets presented with the beautiful cup fo...

Events: Summer Fiction Panel at Waterstones Notting Hill Summer's here and before you jet off for your holidays, pop down and meet Judy ...

The frocks for the gala evening on Saturday were beautiful, but not half so much fun to photograph - so here are a selection of shoes (the o...