Romantic Novelists' Association Blog

Sue Moorcroft , the editor of the RNA's Anthology LOVES ME, LOVES ME NOT , tells us about publication dates. The publication date for S...

Jan Jones talks about using a location close to home as the setting for her Regency novels. When I started writing Regencies I was faced w...

There were sore heads for more than one reason, when the RNA team entered the Colman Getty Pen Quiz . Veronica Henry tells all. We had all ...

Researching is part of the pleasure of writing historical fiction. I am much more familiar with the Regency era than I am of the Second Worl...

Gill Stewart , writing as Gillian Villars, tells us about ‘Tomorrow’s Promise’ – The Evolution of a Story In her recent post , Kate Har...

The Winter Party was a huge success. The atmosphere in the library was buzzing and the pictures here give a small glimpse of the evening... ...

Last night saw the launch of LOVES ME, LOVES ME NOT . The wonderful chairman of the RNA, Katie's Fforde, shares her thoughts: 'It...

Kate Harrison is the author of six novels, including The Secret Shopper Unwrapped . She lives in London and Spain, blogs at Chicklit Work I...

For a long time Nell Dixon resisted writing a romance set in a medical background. As a qualified general nurse, midwife and health visitor...

Jane Odiwe writes of the music that helps to bring the emotion of past times:- My book Willoughby’s Return is all about the power of love ...

Janet Gover regales us with tales of translation trials.... I grew up in the Australian Outback. Well… we did have some trees, and it rain...

Jane Jackson tells us about her unique work space. We've all heard about working in shed but I work in a corner of the garage. I wanted...

Author Sabrina Philips explains her writing process: I’ve always enjoyed the physical act of writing. As a child I adored handwriting class...

Jenny Haddon writes of RNA Treasure, Mary Nichols : When Mary Nichols submitted her first novel to the RNA New Writers’ Scheme , it was re...

Author of over forty books Anna Jacobs explains a bit about writing in several genres: I never quite know how to explain myself when people...