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I Could Write a Book by Eleri Grace

 What's new for you in 2022? Well, as my title says, hopefully I'll write a(nother) book! The tune from Rodgers and Hammerstein's 1940 hit "Pal Joey" is a love song of course, but a few lines from the lyrics speak to my mindset:But my busy mind is burning to use what learning I've gotI won't waste any timeI'll strike while the iron is hotThose are my hopes for 2022: not wasting time and striking

Everything Old is New Again!

By: Marcia King-Gamblewww.lovemarcia.comHappy 2022! Ican’t help but wonder where the years went to? Just 24 years ago, I signed myfirst book contract with Kensington Publishing. Memory fades as to whether itwas a two- or three-year contract, but I do know it was for multiple books andthat trend continued for many years. Even today, I still remember thatfeeling of elation when I got that

What's New in 22? By Kathy Coatney

As we kick off 2022, I’ve decided to branchout from contemporary romanceto romantic suspense/mystery/women sleuths. I’vehad a book partially written for several years. I’ve decided to go back to itand do a series of books with my heroine Izzy O’Keefe and her partner A.J. Cooper.It will be a lighter suspense with a lot of fun, adventure and suspense set inMaine (town still unnamed).I will

2022 = 6 - A Relationship Year

Hi, I’m Judith Ashley, author of The Sacred Women’s Circle series, soulnourishing romantic women’s fiction with light paranormal elements. My storiesshow you what life could be like if you had a place like The Circle where youare unconditionally accepted, supported and loved. And where, with thissupport, you make choices to overcome the darkest nights and choose love andlight.Herewe are

Scrying for the Crying

By Robin WeaverWhat can we expect in 2022? Analyst and experts have weighedin, but does anyone really know? For example, during the summer of 2018, couldanyone have imagined 2019 and 2020?And if you could predict the true future, would you?In my case, I wouldn’t venture beyond next week’s lotterydrawing, but let’s assume you actually want to know what happens thisyear.  You might consult

What's new, pussy cat?

Ah, those lofty New Year’s resolutions. For many of us, if written down, they’d make great birdcage liners by February. Unfortunately, I no longer have a birdcage and the hens prefer wood shavings.I’m pleased to say I’ve learned a thing or three in the nearly sixty years (gulp) I’ve been alive. One thing I’m finally accepting is life is a marathon, not a sprint. Another thing I hold to be true is

Looking for Adventure in 2022 by Paty Jager

The question this month is: What is new in 2022?For me, I'm taking my character Gabriel Hawke back to the wilderness where his series started. It's going to require even more research than normal and I'm up for the challenge! I love research and learning new things. If you always keep an open mind to learning, you will never be bored. At least that's how I feel. Image from DepositphotosI will be

2022! Wow, Happy New Year!

by Diana McCollumWhat are you doing the first day of 2022? Me, I'm getting a cup of tea and a good book and relaxing. I can see the six inches of snow we have out my window. It is supposed to be sunny on New Years Day and I'm hoping it melts enough to go for a walk.Do you go out to celebrate on New Years Eve?We are having sparkling cider at home and will be lucky to stay awake till

What's New in 2022 - Author/Writer Education

You may have noticed that Romancing The Genres has had the same December Guest Theme for several years. We've been grateful for the expertise of Debbie Young, ALLi; Maggie Lynch, POV Author Services and Matt Buchman, author, for consistently providing our readers with quality content. You may also have noticed that December has more than three weekends! And that has meant finding another guest

What do you hold sacred?

I'm somebody who has lived a transitory existence, moving locations, changing jobs, and always on the look out for a new adventure. I don't place too high a regard on stability or the acquisition of possessions. So this month as I pondered what I held sacred I realised it boiled down to karma. But what does karma mean to me?Cause and EffectWhen most people talk about karma, they’re usually