The basic building blocks of romance fiction are conflicts: internal, external, and romantic. Strong conflicts drive readers to keep reading in order to discover who wins.
No matter how beautiful the writing is, if the conflict isn’t strong enough, the reader will get bored and go read...
You’ve just typed The End. Sigh! You’re done…
Not so fast. You can be absolutely sure that somewhere in that stack of pages are: embarrassing plot holes; limp love scenes; sentences that clank instead of ring; conflicts that go nowhere; colorless cardboard characters; and fight scenes with...
Polish up your three-line pitch and get it ready for SavvyAuthors' Autumn Pitchfest. We want everyone's pitches the very best they can be!
We are offering a one and a half week, mini-intensive workshop to help you polish that pitch through three rounds of feedback with NY Times Bestselling...
November is NaNoWriMo -- National Novel Writing Month -- when all over the world, people try to write a novel in 30 days. If you haven't managed to pull it off -- or you just don't know where to start -- NYTimes Bestselling author Angela Knight shows you the secret in this free webinar.
You...
Polish up your three-line pitch and get it ready for SavvyAuthors' Sweetheart Pitchfest. We want everyone's pitches the very best they can be!
We are offering a one and a half week, mini-intensive workshop to help you polish that pitch through three rounds of feedback with NY Times Bestselling...
Polish up your three-line pitch and get it ready for SavvyAuthors' Sweetheart Pitchfest. We want everyone's pitches the very best they can be!
We are offering a one and a half week, mini-intensive workshop to help you polish that pitch through three rounds of feedback with NY Times Bestselling...
Polish up your three-line pitch and get it ready for SavvyAuthors' Autumn Pitchfest. We want everyone's pitches the very best they can be!
We are offering a one and a half week, mini-intensive workshop to help you polish that pitch through three rounds of feedback with NY Times Bestselling...
In this hour-long presentation, Angela Knight boils down the principles of her month-long class on Mild To Wild: Creating Love Scenes that Are More than the Same Old Bump and Grind. A New York Times bestselling author of erotic romance shows how to write love scenes that will inspire anything...
The LIVE webinar will be presented on ZOOM. For more information on how to access Zoom for your first Zoom meeting, please check out HERE.
Honor Roll member and New York Times bestselling author Angela Knight discusses the techniques she uses to write effective fight scenes. She provides tips...
In this brand-new month-long online class, New York Times best-selling author Angela Knight discusses the importance of creating the perfect cast for the kind of romance you’re trying to write.
A memorable romance cast is more than the sum of its parts. To create an effective book, all the...
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This is a LIVE webinar scheduled for Friday September 11 at 8 p.m-9 p.m. EDT
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This hour-long PowerPoint presentation covers how to effectively work through the drafting process to make sure you...
Without conflict, there is no story. Plots are built of blocks of conflict—internal, external and romantic.
In this lesson, Angela discusses tools you can use to brainstorm your conflicts and design characters who butt heads.
A crucial ingredient of great romantic suspense and adventure is the fight scene. Yet many writers have a difficult time pulling off believable fights and climaxes that deliver on reader expectations. New York Times bestselling author Angela Knight discusses the techniques she uses to create...
Ask an Editor what the slush pile looks like, and they'll tell you it's full of bad manuscripts, poorly edited manuscripts, and an occasional diamond in the rough. Learn how to avoid the slush from the start by working with a publishing professional to prepare Your Novel's BluePrint in this...
The basic building blocks of romance fiction are conflicts: internal, external, and romantic. Strong conflicts drive readers to keep reading in order to discover who wins.
No matter how beautiful the writing is, if the conflict isn’t strong enough, the reader will get bored and go read...
In this month-long online class, New York Times best-selling author Angela Knight discusses how to write a beginning that will have readers clicking the BUY button.
Knight examines the elements that engage the reader’s curiosity and make her care about your characters. She will explain how to...
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