Romance Writers Saturdays!
A circle with 25 members, created on April 13.
Description
This circle is for any one who writes romance for a living or anyone who wants to write romance novels in weeks. You just simply post a work on this circle on a Saturday, or even a chapter or poem, or flash fiction. Anyone planning on publishing a work on here can tell me on my scratchpad. Each work on this circle gets commented/critiqued 2 or 3 times.
Works
Showing 14 of 20 works.
1532 words - 4 critiques
893 words - 1 critique127 words - 4 critiques
a poem about heartbreak and a longing to rekindle old flames. » Read...
186 words - 2 critiquesprobably the happiest piece i've written. » Read...
189 words - 4 critiquesa poem about losing love. » Read...
91 words - 6 critiques
A little letter I never sent... » Read...
827 words - 3 critiquesi used the same ryhme scheme as "Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening" by Robert Frost.
it's about hesitation in starting a relationship. » Read...
it's about hesitation in starting a relationship. » Read...
105 words - 6 critiquesa sonnet about finding love. » Read...
96 words - 2 critiques
A freelance detective had no way of knowing that a “pinch on the butt” for not wearing green would lead to a case that involved a pot of gold and clever leprechauns plus the magic of love that kissing the “Barney Stone” would bring. » Read...
6550 words - 1 critique128 words - 3 critiques
A humorous narrative that demonstrates your boyfriend being a bloodsucking creature of the night, though he is incredibly handsome and has icy blue eyes. Horrific Romance. » Read...
663 words - 10 critiques
This is a short story mystery I wrote as a 15 Minute freewrite from a prompt (which is the first few lines up to the question about the sweet potatoes, the pirahna, and the gun). Enjoy! » Read...
1447 words - 6 critiquesThe true story behind all of what happened way before Sinclair was falling into temptation's clutches with a seemingly innocent thing called Water of Temptation. First he was pure, then tempted by such innocence, which he soon began to regret and... » Read...
2440 words - 4 critiques