Posts tagged romance
How to survive a relationship with a writer
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The Week In Reviews: February 11 - February 15, 2013
In need of a book recommendation? We’ve got you covered! Check out what the WR staff has read & rated by following Writer’s Relief on Goodreads. This week’s books are:
- The Book Of Fate, by Brad Meltzer
- Shiver (The Wolves Of Mercy Falls, #1), by Maggie Stiefvater
- Chronicle Of A Death Foretold, by Gabriel García Márqez
Existential love
Existentialist 4 lyf3
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love letter from my boy, can you tell hes a librarian? #vday#cute#librarian#mail#j
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Writer's Relief Blog: "Will Your Characters’ Love Story Stand The Test Of Time? Take Our Self-Test!"
This question-and-answer guide is meant to help you gain perspective about how your love story stacks up against the great, memorable love stories of all time.
Woo your Valentine with a cheeky library pick-up line.
Made using vintage library check out cards.Available here.
Ooh those are awesome!
Writer's Relief Blog: "The One Thing All Great Love Stories Have In Common—And What It Means To Your Writing"
Hooray! It’s almost that time again!
And no, we’re not actually talking about Lincoln’s birthday. It’s Valentine’s Day—a time when writers think about the important romances in their lives…even the fictional ones!
One way to be sure that YOUR love story will capture the hearts of audiences everywhere is to study famous fictional couples. We looked at some of the most well-known love stories out there in order to see how great authors made memorable love matches.
“After years together, he handed her a book. It was her favorite book, “Neverwhere” by Neil Gaiman. She opened to the first page to find a note. “Hello Ashley… Out of interest, what would you say to marrying Brad? – Neil Gaiman” And just like that, they were engaged.”
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