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| There is an expression—the devil is in the details—and this more than anything applies to my writing career. If anyone asked me what was the one secret to my success… Read More… |
How to write for two genres and/or two publishers and/or two editors and keep your voice, your writing style and your sanity! On how to be true to yourself as a writer and the line/publisher you write for. Read More… | ||
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| I didn’t always want to be a writer. However, I always fantasized, creating stories in my head. Funny thing is, I thought everybody did! If I couldn’t sleep…Read More… | Then exactly does real life cross into fiction and vice versa? It seems the more we read, the more we see stories as inseparable from reality. It’s true that one mimics the other… Read More… |
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| Small towns have always held a special appeal for Americans. They form the very heart and soul of the country in everyday life and in fiction…Read More… | Like the arrow keys on a computer which move my manuscript up or down, forward or back, taking a new step in my writing career was filled with possibilities… | ||
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| From the workshop by Karen Drogin aka Carly Phillips, Janelle Denison, Julie Elizabeth Leto, and Harlequin Editor, Brenda Chin presented… Read More… |
I just want to sell that first book, then I’ll be happy. How many times have I uttered those words? Well I did sell and I am happy. But no one prepared me… Read More… |
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| From the workshop by Karen Drogin aka Carly Phillips, Lori & Tony Karayianni aka Tori Carrington, and Harlequin Editor, Brenda Chin… Read More… |
Go Forward… It’s not as easy as it sounds. For some it means putting down a manuscript we’ve revised (until even we’re sick of our characters) and beginning something new… Read More… |
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| December 1999. Over a year and a half ago, Harlequin decided to launch the Blaze line. As the original Harlequin Temptation/Blaze authors, we got phone calls from our editors…Read More… | The Infamous Proust Questionnaire
In the back pages of Vanity Fair each month, readers find “The Proust Questionnaire”, a series of questions posed to famous subjects about their lives, thoughts, values and experience. We decided to pose these questions to Carly Phillips and have her reveal some interesting facts about herself. |