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How to Write Clean Yet Scintillating Romance

Mary Gray
2.5
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Duration
16m
Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
Monster Ivy Publishing

About

Bodice rippers are some of the most lucrative books in the industry. So what if you write romance that isn't as steamy? I don't know about you, but I love reading and writing kissing scenes. And I don't write explicit scenes with sex. If you're the same way, then you've happened upon the right book. In this brief nonfiction work, I'll cover how to write clean yet scintillating romance in ways you may not have considered. I'll share:
• The best piece of editorial advice I ever received (when my first publisher bought my first book from my first agent).
• A method I like to call action versus reaction.
• How to escalate a kissing scene.
• How to use rhetorical devices and setting to heighten heat Are you ready?
Grab your pens and pencils, jot down your notes in your favorite apps, or simply allow the juicy material to soak in.

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