Kendra Greenwood

Writer of erotic romantic suspense

An Accidental Romance Writer

My Journey

My goal in blogging is to expound on what I’ve learned along my journey as a writer: the trials and tribulations, and the joys and accomplishments. I will occasionally share craft, in case you’re considering writing your own novel. I am by no means an expert, but I’ve learned many lessons and happy share. But mostly my intent is to connect with readers. The author/reader bond is a profound one and I hold it close to my heart. I will post weekly, each Thursday, and look forward to chatting with readers and authors alike.

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Avoiding Rejections by Making Sure Your MSS is Agent Worthy

So, you’ve written a novel. Let’s admit it. Writing a book is hard. How many people have told you they’ve been thinking of writing …

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The Question is? The Elements of a Great Query Letter

Learning how to write a great query letter is almost as important as writing a must-read manuscript. If you don’t have a fabulous query …

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Strike Three! You’re Out! Throwing the Perfect Pitch

Sometimes I think I’ve hurled more pitches than a major leaguer. And I’ve struck out nearly as much. Only that’s a good thing for …

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*Non-Movie Star Ennui: The Lonely Life of the Writer

I’m suffering from a serious case of ennui, which is the French word for boredom and the result of having retired from my “real …

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Save Me! Save Me! The Hero Model

Some say there is only one story ever written. It’s rearranged, maybe some parts are omitted, some may dominate, but in the end it’s …

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Boo! Did I Scare You? Writing the Antagonist

Too bad it’s not October, Halloween would be the perfect time to write about the antagonist: the bad guy, the killer, the malevolent force …

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The Stink of Blue Jasmine: Writing the Protagonist

2013 turned out to be a really bad year for me, physically that is. First, I broke my left ankle and then a few …

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To Be or Not to Be: Avoiding Passive Verbs

After completing my first manuscript, an editor friend of mine took a crack at a few of my chapters and leveled the comment: “Too …

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Self-Editing: How to Pull the Weeds From Your Novel

When I set out to pitch my first manuscript, I was exhilarated when I received several requests for full reads on the manuscript. I …

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