Penelope Redmont writes fun traditional historical romance, and romantic mysteries
Everyone procrastinates sometimes. But what if procrastination has become your default setting — you’re putting off too many things? Procrastination can become a habit. That said, procrastination isn’t completely evil. It’s worth acknowledging that it has its place. Procrastination’s hidden ...
When you’re writing fiction, you’re writing about characters in conflict, and the more believable you can make your novel’s conflicts, the better. Conflicts can be major (battlefields in a war), or minor: “you promised you’d buy milk on your way home!” Want to write a page-turner? Do that by ...
Love your bullet journal? Whether you decorate your journal, or not, a bullet journal is an amazing tool both for your reading, and writing. But should you have one journal, or more? Your bullet journal: should you have one, or several? We discussed this at a recent writers’ group meeting. Our ...
Writing fiction presents various challenges. Here’s one that’s a little different: what do you do if you’re concerned that your novel’s too short? This topic came up in one of our writers’ groups meetings last year, and a friend brought it up recently. In some genres (fantasy, for one) readers ...
In our first authors’ writing group meeting this year we discussed book marketing, as well as websites, branding, and colors. Several authors were planning their covers for upcoming releases, and a couple of questions came up: What are the best colors for book marketing? How do you find ...
You love writing fiction when you begin your novel. Your inspiration soars. You’re convinced that your novel’s central idea is the best idea you’ve ever had. Sooner or later however, usually after the first 25% of your novel, you flag. You doubt your plot and your characters. If you’re not ...
I’m a huge bullet journal fan, and this year (can you believe it’s February already?) I’ve had questions about my process. One of the most popular questions is about art in your bullet journal. Your bullet journal and art: do you need to make your journal pretty? You can use as much or as ...
Love Regency heroes? Currently I’m working on the sixth novel in the clean Regency romance series, The Eardleys Of Gostwicke Hall. Regency romance: a perfect Regency hero In this novel, you’ll meet Lord Lyneham. He’s Lady Julia’s perfect Regency hero — although she takes a long time to get around ...
In 1816 England, pretty Eleanor Devayne teaches young ladies at Miss Merryford's Academy. Although Ellie's job scandalizes her family, Ellie is happy, because she's supporting her small sister.
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She's gorgeous, but hot-tempered, and Scottish heiress Bess Fleming takes the ton by storm. She's refused six proposals of marriage -- will Lord Darius make number seven?
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The relationship between scandalous Lady Hedworth and Major Lord Cambwell has teased and annoyed the gossiping mamas of the ton for years.
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Four steamy Regency romances with heroines you'll adore... If you love Regency romance, you'll adore these four heroes and heroines. Join them as they discover passion, and love -- in the strangest circumstances.
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Delightful Regency romance. Transport yourself across two centuries, leaving your everyday world behind. Imagine yourself in the Age of Elegance in three steamy Regency stories with heroines and heroes you'll adore. You'll enjoy fun romps with enchanting heroines, and strong, gloriously handsome heroes.
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