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    Romance Authors Around the Clock!
  • Author: Marisa
  • Published: Jun 29th, 2009

All day (Tuesday) it’s a celebration of romance authors – with a new guest author every 45 minutes from 9 am to 7 pm (EST). I asked 14 romance authors 6 questions  and they were kind enough to answer. At the end of each author’s blog is a link to click through to Kimberly Killion’s website where she is hosting a Sizziling Summer Contest. The prize?  A basket of “New to You Authors” which will include 16 of her ZEBRA sisters’ autographed books + a $25 B&N giftcard.

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  1. orannia
    on Jun 29th, 2009
    @ 11:55 pm

    The logistics…the mind boggles! Thank you so much Maria & Marisa! *makes note*


  2. kh
    on Jun 30th, 2009
    @ 1:27 am

    cool cant wait


  3. cyclops8
    on Jun 30th, 2009
    @ 1:45 am

    Sounds fun.


  4. Donna
    on Jun 30th, 2009
    @ 5:08 am

    can’t wait hope I can win


  5. Stacy ~
    on Jun 30th, 2009
    @ 6:39 am

    Sounds fun, but I’ll miss it :( Hope y’all have a great time with a bunch of great authors though.


  6. Buffie
    on Jun 30th, 2009
    @ 7:55 am

    Looking forward to it. Hope I can stop in while at work.


  7. I Heart Book Gossip
    on Jun 30th, 2009
    @ 10:19 am

    Let the games begin! Can’t Wait!


  8. Deborah Barnhart
    on Jun 30th, 2009
    @ 11:08 am

    Diana

    I know your stories are written through character, but how do you develop the story? Do you do it from outline or chapter by chapter. Are you inspired by a situation or their psychological make up?


  9. Diana Cosby
    on Jun 30th, 2009
    @ 11:17 am

    Hi Deborah, thank you very much for stopping by! Yes, my stories are absolutely written through character. They guide me throughout. I’m a major plotter, so I know the big turning points, but the characters guide me to each one.

    I’m inspired by both their situation and psychological make-up. It varies on the story moment which weighs more. Bottom line, the biggest element that causes the most angst wins. :)

    Again, my thanks for dropping by! Hope your day is great!

    Diana
    2009 Booksellers Best Finalist
    http://www.dianacosby.com


  10. Diana Cosby
    on Jun 30th, 2009
    @ 11:17 am

    Hi Deborah, thank you very much for stopping by! Yes, my stories are absolutely written through character. They guide me throughout. I’m a major plotter, so I know the big turning points, but the characters guide me to each one.

    I’m inspired by both their situation and psychological make-up. It varies on the story moment which weighs more. Bottom line, the biggest element that causes the most angst wins. :)

    Again, my thanks for dropping by! Hope your day is great!

    Diana
    2009 Booksellers Best Finalist