| Workshops |
| 12 Stages of the Writer's Adventure: Write from the Inside Out |
| 20 Questions to a Killer PR Plan |
| 21 Years and Counting |
| A Look Inside the Editor's Mind |
| Agent Secrets: What Agents Really Want from an Unpublished Writer |
| All Kinds of Alphas: The A to Z's of Alpha Heroes from 3 writers who always write them. |
| Anatomy of a Best Seller |
| Beyond the basics: what really differentiates YA from adult fiction |
| Body Language |
| Bootcamp For Writers |
| Breaking the Rules and Kicking Down Doors |
| Breathe. Focus. Achieve. |
| Buy This Book! An interactive workshop simulating an editorial board meeting |
| Chat with Nora Roberts |
| Chemistry |
| Creating 3-D, Stereotype-free Characters |
| Creating a Web Presence in Just One Hour |
| Creating the Believable Anti-Hero: A stepped approach to |
| Critique Mystique: the major benefits to turning your RWA chapter into a critique chapter |
| Dear Agent: Questions about Queries |
| Death and Taxes |
| Designed to Sell... How to Enhance Your Writing's Curb Appeal |
| Do You Really Know What A BIGGER Book Is? |
| Don't Let the Plot Get in the Way of Your Story |
| Dynamic Dialogue |
| Emotion: the Heart of the Novel |
| Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Erotica But Were Afraid to Ask |
| Evil 101 |
| Face Off: the Many Faces of Suspense |
| From Hook to Happy Ending: Using High Concept and Conflict to make your Historical Novel Rock |
| From the Basement to the Penthouse: the ABCs of Building Suspense |
| Get Your Acts Together |
| Got High Concept? |
| Got Problems? We've Got Solutions! |
| H E A Dreaming ! How to Write An Emotion Packed Ending |
| He Says, She Says: doing the other sex, and doing them *well* |
| High-Octane Heroes |
| High-Octane Kisses: Writing Action with Heart |
| Homeland Security: We Just Don't Fight Terrorists! |
| Honing Your Pitch |
| Hot Vampires, Demonslayers, and Enchantresses: the Many Flavors of Fantasy |
| How Do I Love Thee? Using the Techniques of Poetry to Strengthen your Prose |
| How Not to Suck |
| How to Catch Flies: on Professionalism and Choosing Your Own Business Reputation |
| How To Live in Another Century or Just Sound Like You Did |
| How to Make the Perfect Pitch |
| How to Sell to Harlequin's London Office |
| How to Use Networking without Becoming a User |
| How to use screenwriting techniques to add passion, depth and immediacy to your novels |
| How to Write the Breakout Book |
| I Sold to New York . . . Now What? |
| Intellectual Property: How to Protect Your Works and Not Infringe on Others |
| It's Not the Hottest Genre, so How Do Debut historical Romance Authors Get Six Figure Deals? |
| Learn to Rewrite...Finishing the Manuscript Is Just The Beginning |
| Legal-Flavored Research for Writers |
| Lessons of Firefly |
| Look Who's Talking: Mastering POV and Tense |
| Love Your Voice |
| Make it Happen |
| Making the Jump to the Inspirational Market |
| Mastering Your Domain: Research and Development of the Paranormal World |
| Mauled Men, Drowned Dames and Crispy Critters |
| Meet the Press on Common Ground |
| Merging Inspiration, Romance and More: Writing for the Inspirational Market |
Mini-Series within Series Romance
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| MORE How to Make a Living Writing Romance Novels |
| NEUROTICA-How adding Humor can Jumpstart your Career like Crazy! |
| No Holds Barred |
| On-line Promotion: B(u)y the Book |
| One, Two or Three? Single vs. Multibook Contracts |
| Our Favorite Flavors: What It Takes to Succeed in Some of Today's Most Popular Romance Subgenres |
| Outwitting A Muse Who Just Won't Behave |
| Paranormals: Writing Outside the Box |
| Picks, passion and promotion! Hook your romance book group members and promote yourself in the process |
| Pitfalls to Pratfalls - Adding Humor to the Romance |
| Plot and Character: They Go Together Like Love and Marriage |
Power Play: Making the Transition from Category to Single Title
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| Prioritizing Life, Setting Goals and Time Management |
| Revision |
| Secrets of the Best-selling Sisterhood |
| Sex Scene Viagra |
| Sex Throughout History |
| Sex, Style, and Substance: Gender in Romance |
| Show Me the Money! |
| Smart Women, Short Skirts |
| Straight Talk |
| Suspense: Not Just For Suspense Novels |
| Tending the Writer's Emotional Health |
| The 15 Minute Synopsis--How to Create a Selling Synopsis Fast |
| The Art of Collaboration: Taking an author-initiated anthology from idea to contract |
| The Art of Layering: From First Draft to Final Manuscript |
| The Billionaire Tycoon's Secret Promotional Baby |
| The Birth and Feeding of a Series Story Arc |
The Care and Nurturing of the Critique Relationship
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| The EDITS system: The Good, the Bad and What's Missing |
| The Fire in Fiction |
| The Genre Jumpers |
| The Good, the Bad, the Ugly in New Media Promotions |
| The Great Agent Search |
| The Process of Writing: Ten Steps to Success |
| The Road So Far: The first year after The Call |
| The Scoop |
| The Serendipitous Spark |
| The Setting as Character |
| The Threaded Synopsis |
| The Virgin Widow's Heart Stopped… |
| The Wit, Wisdom, and Writing Advice of Jennifer Crusie |
| Thrill Me, Chill Me--Romance in the World of Mystery, Suspense, and the Occult |
| Too Much, Too Little and Just Right: Conquering Conflict |
| Turning Points |
| Under Their Skin and Straight to the Heart---Creating Emotion with Significant Detail |
| Unveiling the Mystery of How Book Covers Come About |
| Using GMC for Pitches, Query Lettes and Scenes |
| Voices Within: Angels or Demons |
| What Came Before: The Art of Backstory |
| What Came First, the Plot or the Character - The Yin and Yang of Creating Great Characters within Great Plots. |
| What Not to Write |
Why Publishing is Making You Crazy - And What You Can Do About It: The Tao of Publishing
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| Why We Love Mr. Darcy: Insiders Tips on the Historical Market |
| Why, Why, Why?: Writing Believable Motivation |
| Writing Dark Love Stories |
| Writing the Best Seller: Six Magic Words |
| Writing the Hot Historical |
| WTC? Where's the conflict? |
| You Get Me Where I Live: Why Your Manuscript's Missing Your Reader |
| You Say Tomato, I Say To-Motto |