Blog by Beth Linton, Paranormal Romance Author

The latest blog in my #writingcommunity series covers plot and different types of novel structures. I also cover different types of plot...

Writer’s block calls to mind the image of a wild-haired author at her desk, empty coffee cups littering the surface as she stares...

Good readers make good writers. Why? Because when we read, we absorb the style and techniques of others, and we can, in turn, use those...

The purpose of this #writerssupportingwriters blog is to run through the rules of two advanced punctuation types: brackets (and how to...

The purpose of this #writerssupportingwriters blog is to run through the rules of two advanced punctuation types: the semicolon and the...

The purpose of this #writerssupportingwriters blog is to run through the rules of ellipsis use to help romance authors/all writers. Below...

Trope = Cliché. Right? Wrong! Understanding tropes doesn’t make you a clichéd writer, quite the opposite. Understanding the conventions...

As my #writerssupportingwriters blogs have been very popular (links to all of them at the bottom), I thought I’d tackle another area that...

Want to write a paranormal romance book? This blog is designed to aid writers who want to venture into the world paranormal romance...

As a new author faced with a literary world saturated with novels it is pretty difficult to know where to begin in terms of social networkin

This blog suggests 10 best romance novels to read. Some are new authors, others well-established. All are romance.