Category Archives: Social Media
How To Create A Blog Plan
August 27, 2012 |
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~ By Kimberly Farris I work better when I have a plan. I like knowing and seeing what I need to do. I can’t keep ideas/goals in my head like I used. Plus, seeing it in outside my mind ensures … Continue reading
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Comments Off on How To Create A Blog Plan Happy Friday!
May 18, 2012 |
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~ By Melina Kantor Hello Chick Lit Fans! Happy Friday. We here at the blog thought we’d kick off the weekend by sharing some of the writing related images / cartoons / inspiration floating around the social networks this week. … Continue reading
[Repost] Five Memorable Novel Elements
March 21, 2012 |
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~ By Chris Bailey Critique partners say I write chick lit, and I hope they’re right, because I love romantic comedy. But I read across a wide range of genres, even delving into literature now and then, and it’s through … Continue reading
This Week in Chick Lit
February 10, 2012 |
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~ By Melina Kantor Hello Chick Lit Fans, Happy Friday! And Happy almost Valentine’s Day! This week, there’s been a lot of talk about The Harlequin Romance Report. 1500 women were interviewed about their thoughts on romance and dating. The … Continue reading
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Comments Off on This Week in Chick Lit Review: “Making Waves” by Tawna Fenske
December 7, 2011 |
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~ By Deborah Blake I love romantic comedy. Movies, books, you name it; if there is romance and humor, I’m there. Unfortunately, comedy and romance are a tough combination, and not everyone does it well. I have many paranormal romance … Continue reading
This Week in Chick Lit
December 2, 2011 |
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~ By Melina Kantor Hello Chick Lit Fans! Happy December! Especially to those of you who participated in NaNoWriMo. Congratulations to all of you. Here’s hoping that December is full of wonderful naps and fun movies. One thing I’m always pondering … Continue reading
