What are you really saying?

Check out the new On Writing article by Judy Croome on our web site, where she shows us how our choice of words affect the reader experience. You'll notice the article doesn't have a purely romance angle so please feel free to tell your friends about it even if they're not romance junkies like us! Quick link to the article here.

Also, for other great writing tips you can check out Judy's own blog. This month her topic is conflict! Quick link to the article here.

I'm sure, like me, you'll find Judy's pieces insightful and will be happy to have them as a gentle reminder of what it is we need to pay attention to when we write.

Happy reading and don't forget to tell us if there are any topics you'd like us to cover for you!

Website Updates!

You read Claire's post on Self Publishing last week now come check out her bio! It's up on the site here!

Then when you've finished reading up all about Claire you can check out the latest article by Megan Andrews. This time she's all about the emotion! You'll find the article under the On Writing section here.

And if you're not really in the mood for a lot of reading and you'd rather sit and drool over the pretty pictures - check out our hommage to Antonio Banderas here!

And when you're done with all of that come on back here and tell us what you liked and what you'd like to see more of!

Website Updated

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www.romancewriters.co.za

Check out the interview with Fiona Snyckers, author of Trinity Rising, South Africa's first ever chick lit novel, and the fascinating article by Megan Andrews on romance themes.

And once again we'd like to remind you that this website is a community site. Please feel free to subnit articles, book reviews, or make suggestions.

Check out our author interview with Paula Marais!

I consider myself lucky enough to have met Paula Marais before the publication of her fabulous book The Punishment. The situation where we met called for a couple of impromptu writing sessions and I can tell you honestly - the woman can write! Beautifully. On command! Eish.

For some insight about how a South African author tackled writing her debut novel please visit our Interviews page.

And whilst you're on the site ... have a look at our September hero! I promise you won't be disappointed!