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Merry May 2020 Revisited

 Hi, I'm Pippa Jay, author of sci-fi and supernatural stories to engage your emotions. This is a repost from last year (I'm now nine years published - but I thought it was interesting to look back a year on from a global pandemic that, as yet, is not over...) For me, May is always a month of celebration. Apart for the Romancing the Genres Blog-o-versary, May is also my wedding anniversary AND my

Notebook anyone?

 While I haven't been around for Romancing the Genre's for ten years, I know I have been very blessed for the time I have been. There is so much wonderful content shared on here and everyone is so nice. Let's have a doughnut (or several) to celebrate and talk about notebooks. Besides doughnuts, notebooks are an addiction of mine. I have sooooo many...Why do I have so many? Well, because...

Happy Anniversary to 'Romancing The Genres'! What a fanta...

Happy Anniversary to 'Romancing The Genres'! What a fantastic achievement in staying relevant to the romance world and being so supportive of the genre, the writers and the readers.Tin is the traditional gift for the 10th anniversary so here is a gorgeous old tin bucket - and my ten point bucket list.1.  A white Christmas. Ideally in a small English village, or in New York. Everyone I know who

Ten Fun To-Do Activities to Celebrate Getting My Vaccine! ... by Delsora Lowe

May is a special month, as the weather warms up,flowers bloom, and folks start putting in gardens and getting outside. And May 10marks several different things in my life.It’s my dad’s 102nd birthday. I miss him so much. Iknow if he were with us, he’d be celebrating mightily. Before he turned ninety,he decided he would throw himself a big party. My sister and I already had bigplans

The Gift That Keeps on Giving...by Sarah Raplee

Sarah and JudithLooking back at ten years of running Romancing the Genres group blog, I realized the connections and support we've experienced and the skills and lessons we've learned have been so much greater than Judith and I could ever have imagined! Plus we have so much fun...I believe the whole of an enterprise is greater than the sum of it's parts. When the parts are dozens of smart,

A Change of Plans...by Sarah Raplee McDermed

 Due to a persistent migraine, I will post tomorrow (Sunday) instead of today. Thank you for understanding and please check back tomorrow.  ~Sarah

10 years of awesome blogs and guests!

by Diana McCollumThank you to all the regular bloggers on Romancing the Genres, and to our awesome Blog Queens! I have enjoyed the blog posts and the various guests who graced our blog with their inspirational and informative posts.I've learned so much from everyone who has blogged and from the guest bloggers.Way to go ladies!!! I'm raising a glass of champagne to you all!

Top 10 Tips for Writers by Lynn Lovegreen

As you may know, this month is the tenth anniversary of Romancing the Genres. I’m so proud to be a part of this amazing group of bloggers. Happy anniversary and a big thank you to Judith and Sarah, our fearless leaders!

Thoughts on revision, and history, and life

I happen to be  at a low point right now.  Probably lower than I was this time last year, when the pandemic grew stronger almost every day with no apparent end in sight. On the plus side, I have almost no appetite. That is a really big plus. I have managed to lose ten pounds without even trying. (Just imagine what I could lose if I did try.)  Maybe it’s because of all the revisions I have

As Time Goes By - Eleri Grace

Congratulations to the Genre-istas of Romancing the Genres on their 10 years of providing fabulous content for romance readers the world over!As all of you now know, I like to tie my blogs in with my WW2-era writing, so for this month's #10 theme, I thought it might be fun to visit some Top 10 lists for songs, books, and films of the era when my heroes and heroines were dancing cheek to cheek.