Part Three: Romantasy Proves Historical Romance Isn’t Dead
Readers never stopped wanting forbidden love, impossible choices, political marriages, elaborate worlds, and devastating yearning. They just started finding them somewhere else.
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Happily Ever After Anticipated
August 16 - 22
I Love Romance.
So Why Don’t I Read Historical Romance?
Historical Romance Didn’t Die.
Publishing Stopped Selling It to New Readers.
Happily Ever After Anticipated
August 9 - 15
Kindle Unlimited Explained: The Subscription That Changed Publishing
What Kindle Unlimited is, why authors argue about it, why your favorite books may only be on Amazon, and what every reader should know before clicking "Borrow."
Happily Ever After Anticipated
Aug 2 - 8
The Secret Language of Romance Covers
Part Seven: The Future of Romance Covers
The Secret Language of Romance Covers
Part Six: The Rise of the Man Chest
The Secret Language of Romance Covers
Part Five: When Paint Gave Way to Photography
The Secret Language of Romance Covers
Part Four: The Hidden Art of the Stepback Cover
Happily Ever After Anticipated
Jul 26 - Aug 1
The Secret Language of Romance Covers
Part Three: Fabio Didn’t Build Romance. He Became Its Most Famous Face.
The Secret Language of Romance Covers
Part Two: In Defense of the Clinch Cover
The Secret Language of Romance Covers
Part Two: The Art of the Clinch Cover
Happily Ever After Anticipated
July 19 - 25
The Book Cover Is a Promise
How Romance Covers Evolved and Why They Matter More Than Ever
Happily Ever After Anticipated
July 12 - 18
The Name on the Cover Is Enough: Why Readers Need to Respect Pen Names
A recent conversation in the romance community has stayed with me.
Happily Ever After Anticipated
July 5 - 11