How Romance Stories Win Readers and Publishers

Presented by: Jordyn Redwood | Lynn Slaughter | Meredith Lyons | Miranda Darrow | Paula Gail Benson

Categories: Publishing | Romance | Writing

Jordyn Redwood, Lynn Slaughter, Meredith Lyons, Miranda Darrow, and Paula Gail Benson explore what makes romance fiction succeed. They discuss emotional authenticity, craft techniques that deepen connection, and the publishing realities writers need to understand when building a career in the romance genre.

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