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Ana updates a list of Helpful Sites for Romance
Writers.
What would you add?
shawntellemadison.com
Synopsis wizard, Royalties calculator, GMC wizard
Historyundressed.com
Links to historical and research links
Theromantic.com over 10,000 creative ideas and expert advice
on love, dating & romance
Top romantic quote selections 50
most romantic lines from literature via Stylist magazine can be
instructive in crafting memorable lines for your own romances.
Writing-world’s romance section includes
this guide to choosing names for your romance protagonists.
Onelook.com Reverse
dictionary/thesaurus
Artofmanilness.com
how to do things like open a champagne bottle with a saber
I often peruse body language sites and articles for help in framing those oh-so-important 'show don't tell' phrases.
ReplyDeleteI also once used an article titled "How Do You Know if He's Really in Love With You" (or something to that effect).
Do you have a favorite body language site, Debra?
ReplyDeleteI have Emotional Thesaurus in my Kindle.
I use body language sites, too - there's a link to a good one one our HWH Helpful Writing Hints! Plus a lot of other useful links there!
ReplyDeleteBTW the print copy of the Emotional Thesaurus is easier to use than one on Kindle because you can flick back and forth. Must admit I would have liked it to contain more internal sensations as these are just as important (if not more so) than the physical signals.
Oh, this is great! I love The Emotional Thesaurus (as well as her other books), and I have a body language wheel chart somewhere that is also helpful.
ReplyDeleteCheck out our extra page (under Home at the top right hand corner of this page) for other sites which I listed a few years ago!
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