Romantic Novelists' Association Blog

One Christmas, when my children were still living at home which was some time ago now, I couldn't find the fairy to put on the top o...

Margaret K Johnson was born in Hertfordshire, England. She was first published by Women’s Weekly and Robert Hale before going on to write ...

Today, we welcome Victoria Lamb to the blog. Victoria  has written two historical trilogies for Penguin Random House, one for adults ...

Anna lives in the French Pyrennees with her husband, new baby boy and lively labrador. It’s hard as an author to know what book to writ...

Zanna Mackenzie lives in the UK with her husband, four dogs, a vegetable patch that’s home to far too many weeds and an ever expanding l...

Today we welcome Ann Lethbridge to the Blog. Ann calls herself a British army brat. She is also an award winning author who likes to be fo...

Today, we welcome Alison May to the blog. Alison grew up in North Yorkshire, and now lives in  Worcester. She worked as a waitress, ...

USA Today bestselling author Katherine Garbera is a two-time Maggie winner who has written more than 60 books. A Florida native who grew...

Today we welcome Roger Sanderson (a.k.a. Gill Sanderson) to the RNA Blog. Roger studied English at Hull University in order to spend three...

Donna Douglas is the author of the bestselling Nightingale novels, a series of stories set in an East End hospital in the 1930s. Her lates...

A launch doesn’t have to be a Foyles Literary Lunch, nor in a bookshop, nor need hundreds of attendees. A writer friend of mine booked a d...

Gilli Allan When the first flicker of the story which became ‘Fly or Fall’ sparked in my imagination, I was living in a nice house ...

Could a girl born here, in the manor house at Fifield in Oxfordshire have journeyed across the ocean in Elizabethan times and found love ...

Catherine King comes from Yorkshire and was originally a university lecturer. She now writes Victorian and Edwardian novels, often describ...