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As well as being an author, I am of course a reader! There are so many incredible medieval romance novels out there and there is no better time than to start exploring this fascinating and romantic period of history than right now.
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A short and sweet one from me, because I am also celebrating my wedding anniversary this week!
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Flowers have been used in courting for years, and the Victorian era solidified our ideas of the language of flowers, which existed as early as the Regency period…
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Alright, I’m just going to come out and say it: naming characters is the worst.
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Those of you who know me may be a little surprised at this blog post – after all, I’m not American but a Brit! However, I think it’s important to take the time to be grateful for the awesome things in your life, and although I probably shouldn’t need a day literally entitled ‘Thanksgiving’ to do so, it’s remarkable how it focuses the mind. … Read More Happy Thanksgiving!
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One of the most challenging things about writing a hero (or many heroes!) is that something I think is attractive may not push your buttons. So how do you write a hero that EVERY reader will fall in love with?
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I could spend all day with you, and the moment that I left your presence, I would not be able to describe what you were wearing.
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I wanted to talk a little bit about what makes a love scene a really good love scene. And don’t worry, there isn’t going to be anything super explicit here – though if that’s your jam, check out my books…
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You know what’s a real challenge? Learning to take a holiday when you do a job that you love!
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As I mentioned in a previous blog, it can be a little bittersweet to end a series – but you have to end one to begin another. I’m super excited to be launching a multi-generational series of love stories all within one (rather rambunctious) family.
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I find dialogue one of the easiest things to write! I think it’s because I love people watching; I listen in to many conversations when I’m out and about, and so picking up the natural cadence and rhythm is easier for me.
Emily E K Murdoch 