Do you dream of being the next Nora Roberts, Lora Leigh or Lucy Monroe?

As a well-known advertisement says, “A mind is a terrible thing to waste.” So is a good manuscript. Yet today thousands of romance fiction manuscripts containing inspiring and uplifting views of life and love, and just plain old enjoyable stories, are never published. The big question is Why?

This series of articles on How to Write Romance Fiction will answer your questions and start you on what we hope will be your road to a career as a successful romance fiction writer.

• The Fabled Formula for Writing a Romance Novel
• Find the Right Method for Plotting Your Romance Novel
• Does Your Romance Novel Need a Sex Scene?
• How to Submit a Romance Manuscript for Publication
• Writing a Query Letter for a Romance Novel
• How to Write a Synopsis
• How to Interpret Rejection Letters
• What to Do If Your Manuscript Gets Accepted
• Self-Publishing
• How to Make Writing the Most Important Part of Your Day