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Meet The Editors: Introducing Kelli Martin
by Anonymous on April 7th, 2008, 5:00am
Have you been keeping an eye on Kimani Press? If you haven't, you've been missing out. But don't worry, we're going to help you catch up!
Presenting...Allison Lyons
by isabelswift on April 16th, 2008, 9:30pm 3 comments
April 16th -
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Here's a series of questions Allison answered for an internal wiki that she agreed to share. Some of you may have already 'met' Allison when she posted earlier with her report on the Emerald City Conference.
Sea Gypsy by Fern Michaels (SR 15)
Book Review created by ellysoar on April 15th, 2008, 10:23pm
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Cathy Bissette is a plain girl who is home in small town Swan Quarter for a summer vacation away from her editting job at a publisher in NYC. She's got a manuscript by Teak Helm to read while she's there and she may be taking over as Teak's editor later in the summer. But her peaceful idyll is ruined when Jared Parsons
Presenting...Mary-Theresa Hussey, Executive Editor
by isabelswift on April 3rd, 2008, 3:07pm 3 comments
April 3rd -
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Presenting...Mary-Theresa Hussey
Writing the Great American Romance Novel
Book Review created by ChrissieSue on March 28th, 2008, 5:36pm
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Writing the Great American Romance Novel by Catherine Lanigan
• Highly recommend for beginning writers and those who’ve written a few novels (published or not).
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Interview With Superromance Senior Editor Wanda Ottewell
by Dee-eHarlequin on March 17th, 2008, 12:00am
What really IS the difference between Harlequin American and
Harlequin Superromance? Readers can sense it, but an editor must define it. To
that end, we’re talking with Harlequin American editor, Kathleen Scheibling and
Superromance Senior Editor Wanda Ottewell, hoping they can lend our writers a
hand.
Interview With Kathleen Scheibling:
by Anonymous on March 10th, 2008, 12:00am
The question of the ages: What really IS the difference between Harlequin American and Harlequin Superromance? Readers can sense it, but an editor must define it. To that end, we're talking with Harlequin American editor, Kathleen Scheibling and hoping she can lend our writers a hand.
