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Packed with the Latest News, Views and Events! Welcome THE MAGAZINE OF THE ROMANTIC NOVELISTS’ ASSOCIATION | AUTUMN/WINTER 2017 PACKED WITH THE LATEST NEWS, VIEWS AND EVENTS! WELCOME PRESIDENT Katie Fforde Welcome to Romance Matters CHAIRMAN Nicola Cornick [email protected] Welcome to another ‘packed to the rafters’ edition of Romance Matters, which I hope finds you on top of all your VICE CHAIRMAN Alison May RNAVicechair@romanticnovelistsassociation. deadlines/edits, sparkling on the home front – not a stray org leaf in sight – and about there organising the world and his wife for Christmas! HON SECRETARY & MINUTES SECRETARY Julie Vince Not quite? Good, the more I know of authors, the more [email protected] I appreciate how miraculous it is we fit in any writing at all, HON TREASURER Sally Calder which is why my interview – page 29 – with Prue Leith is so [email protected] refreshing. She describes writing as addictive, a habit she cannot break, confirming what I’ve always suspected – it’s not our fault! HON DEPUTY TREASURER Anna Scamans RNADepTreas@ And of course, reading is as breathing to us, which is why in the midst of romanticnovelistsassociation.org all the madness, you need to grab a moment and savour some of the fascinating HON MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY features, advice and ideas herein. I recently read that the new ‘thing’ is UpLit – multi- Gill Stewart generational uplifting literature. Well, if you want a little lift read Jan Jones’s gorgeous [email protected] tribute to Roger Sanderson – page 11 – he still shines, always will. RoNA ORGANISER Celia Anderson I hope you enjoy this brief sanctuary in a busy writer’s life and please get in touch, RONAAwards@romanticnovelistsassociation. let me know what you think, drop me a line … don’t kick the habit whatever you do! org RNA SOCIAL MEDIA Julie Stock [email protected] Adrienne x RoNA SCOREKEEPER Alison Knight RONArecords@romanticnovelistsassociation. Adrienne Vaughan, Editor, Julie Stock, Deputy Editor, Immi Howson & Natalie Keene, Copy Editors org NEW WRITERS’ SCHEME Immi Howson [email protected] PARTY ORGANISER Anne Graham [email protected] ROMANCE MATTERS HON NEWS EDITOR Adrienne Vaughan, Wychwood, The Gravel, Burton Overy, Leicestershire LE8 9DS, 07966 400370, RomanceMatters@ romanticnovelistsassociation.org DESIGN Resolve Creative, [email protected] LIBRARIES LIAISON Katherine Garbera librariesliaison@romanticnovelistsassociation. org 14 19 RNA CONFERENCE ADMIN Jan Jones [email protected] WEBSITE Janet Gover 4 YORK TEA 20 SHORT STORY WINNER [email protected] 14-19 CONFERENCE 24 TOP TIPS FOR INDIES RNA PRESS OFFICER Jules Wake HIGHLIGHTS [email protected] ENQUIRIES: PLEASE GO TO THE RIGHT PERSON. CHANGE OF DEADLINES AND DELIVERY FOR ROMANCE MATTERS ADDRESS AND NON-RECEIPT OF MAGAZINE TO MEMBERSHIP Issue Deadline for copy Inserts by Delivery SECRETARY PLEASE New Year 2018 8 December 8 December Jan 2018 Romance Matters is the official magazine of Spring 2018 10 February 10 March beg April the Romantic Novelists’ Association. The views Summer 2018 11 May 8 June mid July and opinions expressed in this magazine are Autumn 2018 25 October 8 November mid Nov solely those of the attributed authors and not Please note that all inserts can be downloaded from our website and you can check diary dates, necessarily those of the association as an entity. details about the shortlist for the Romantic Novel of the Year Award and the RoNA Rose Award Romance Matters is printed on paper from and much, much more on our website at www.romanticnovelistsassociation.org sustainable sources. 2 | ROMANCE MATTERS | Autumn/Winter 2017 www.romanticnovelistsassociation.org 11NEWS11 The write place at the right time? Win a place on these fabulous workshops! Diversity REPORT BY LIAM LIVINGS and Real People Write Books have run three anniversary of our partnership thanks to the successful and entertaining writing lovely RNA, we’d like to offer the chance to inclusion workshops in 2017. We have covered win one free place to a fellow RNA member. a variety of techniques to stimulate To enter, simply tell us the hardest REPORT BY your muse, including helping to create thing you find about writing and why IMMI HOWSON memorable characters, ways of conveying in no more than 100 words. We will The RNA aims to be an inclusive internal conflict, dealing with the ‘soggy use all entries to help inform our and welcoming organisation, but middle’, ending your story with a flourish future workshop content. we are aware that our current and writing sparkling dialogue. Our Entries to be submitted to membership doesn’t reflect either workshops are activity-led and suitable for Romance Matters editor, Adrienne the diversity of society in general, all. There is no hierarchy between published Vaughan at RomanceMatters@ or of writers in particular, and we and unpublished, we are all writers and we romanticnovelistsassociation.org who would like to consider how we can make delegates discuss, write and work will ensure they are anonymous before improve this. because we believe that like other practical passing onto Virginia Heath and Liam Livings With this aim in view, we would skills, writing is best learned through doing. to judge. Closing date for entries is midnight like to set up a sub-committee to We also believe in a jargon-free approach on 31 December. look at the different ways in which because we’ve found that often quite simple On 7 April there will be two workshops. In we can increase diversity and concepts can be over-complicated when the morning there is Hook Line & Don’t Sink minority representation within the discussing writing and because you are which explores where and how to start your RNA (whether that be related to doing – rather than being lectured to – your story and that same afternoon is Let Them race, sexuality, gender, physical and own fabulous imaginations come to the Speak Then Shut Them Up a workshop mental disabilities, neurodiversity, fore. We want you to leave our workshops specifically on dialogue. Each session costs religion, social class, age, income bursting with new ideas and have been £25 without lunch, or BOTH workshops can level etc.). delighted to hear that is indeed the case. be purchased for £45 including a hot buffet One possibility to be discussed Our next workshop is on 7th April 2018 at lunch. is funding for specifically targeted the popular venue of the Sir John Balcombe, Visit www.realpeoplewritebooks.com to scholarships (similar to the Carole London, where the London and South book your space. Blake Open Doors Project: http:// East RNA chapter meets (conveniently The winner of the competition will win a blakefriedmann.co.uk/carole-blake- located next to both Marylebone and Baker place at both workshops and a hot buffet open-doors-project/). Street stations), and to celebrate the first lunch. Good luck! If you would like to be involved in this, please contact one of the current sub-committee members: Rhoda Baxter, rhodabaxter@gmail. com; Sally Calder, slitherysal@ icloud.com; Jean Fullerton, jean@ jeanfullerton.com and/or Immi Howson, [email protected] We will particularly welcome involvement from anyone for whom these issues have direct relevance. www.romanticnovelistsassociation.org Autumn/Winter 2017 | ROMANCE MATTERS | 3 11NEWS11 Tea for Two? And so many more... Special Funds REPORT BY SHARON BOOTH So, there we were, Julie Available Heslington — aka Jessica Redland — and me, – please standing outside The Royal York Hotel, all ready to go inside and brave our first apply! ‘proper’ Romantic Novelists’ Association event, the York The Elizabeth Harrison Tea. A gathering of well- Bursary is a contingency known, well-established fund for members romance writers, who experiencing financial would wonder who on issues. The grants were earth we were, and how endowed by a RNA founder we dared to darken the member and author who doorstep of this place and knew that the writing life rub shoulders with the elite has its ups and downs! of romantic fiction. Sharon Booth and Lizzie Lamb. They are managed in strict Well, that’s what we confidence. thought, anyway, in our This year we have darkest moments. “On the other hand,” we speech that made me laugh, but also the funds to award two decided brightly, “they might be nice. We moved me to tears at various points. It was conference places and pay have to try, at least.” worth all the anxiety and stress the thought for membership fees for What did we find? A room full of super of attending this event had caused me, just two members, either Full, friendly people, who were willing to chat, to see and hear Milly in action. Independent or NWS. exchange information and advice, and As Julie and I reluctantly headed home, banter about subjects as diverse as clothes we agreed the event had been amazing, IF YOU WOULD shops, the state of publishing, and whether and we’re both looking forward to the next LIKE TO APPLY FOR it’s pronounced scones or sconns. Don’t get one. A GRANT FROM THE me started … But it’s still scones! ELIZABETH HARRISON I soon discovered that all my worries BURSARY OR IF YOU were unfounded. As I spent a happy KNOW OF ANOTHER afternoon chatting to lovely Lizzie Lamb, MEMBER YOU WOULD Anne Williams, Ellie Gray, Rhoda Baxter, LIKE TO NOMINATE, Jenni Fletcher, Janice Preston, Dorinda Cass CONTACT NICOLA and her fabulous sister, Rowena, and many CORNICK: RNACHAIR@ more, I realised I was having a fantastic ROMANTICNOVELISTS time. ASSOCIATION.ORG When Milly Johnson was introduced, my day was made. She gave a wonderful “When Milly Johnson was introduced, my day was made. She gave a wonderful speech that made me laugh, but also moved me to tears at various points.” SHARON BOOTH 4 | ROMANCE MATTERS | Autumn/Winter 2017 www.romanticnovelistsassociation.org NEWS Planning your own ‘York Tea’? HERE’S WHAT’S WHAT BY LYNDA STACEY hen Jane Lovering and I first decided to organise an Wafternoon tea in York, we knew it would be a massive undertaking.
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