RWA commissions an annual study of the U.S. romance publishing industry and romance readers. The 2011 information was just published in the...

by Raelene Gorlinsky The BBC News Magazine has an article on Britishisms that are becoming sorta common usage in the U.S. (or at least we ...

I see "comprised" used by British and Australian authors, but rarely by Americans. Is that because American writers almost always ...

by Raelene Gorlinsky You think romance novels have a low rep in the U.S.? Some people look down on you for reading "bodice rippers...

by Raelene Gorlinsky We had a very busy time at Frankfurt Book Fair, we were swamped with foreign publishers who wanted to talk about the...

Not that we necessarily want to encourage any authors to use these, but they are certainly fun to know about: 14 Punctuation Marks That Y...

by Raelene Gorlinsky Today I'm on my way home from the Frankfurt Book Fair (as implied, in Frankfurt am Main, Germany). Editor Rebecca...

You don't still subscribe to the old cliche that librarians are dull and straitlaced, do you? If so, take a look at these women flauntin...

by Raelene Gorlinsky "There are men and women in the scene. How do I easily refer to the group?" We always, as writers and edi...

by author Margaret L. Carter (see contest at end) Before I became an Ellora’s Cave author, in addition to my print publications (mostly n...