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SUMMARY:CANCELED: Writing Romance for Any Genre
DESCRIPTION:NOTE: This program has been canceled due to low 
 registration.\n\nJoin bestselling author Aimie Runyan for this two-part 
 series to learn how to write romance for any genre!\n\nRomance isn’t just 
 for romance novels. Novels of any genre\, from historical fiction to 
 sci-fi\, often contain romance subplots that add human interest and help 
 propel the story. Come learn about the industry’s highest selling genre 
 (i.e.\, romance)\, and delve into the ins and outs of how to craft an 
 effective romantic subplot (or main plot!) in your own work with a 
 bestselling author of historical and contemporary women’s fiction.\n\nThe 
 series will take place on the following dates and times:\n\n\n	Wednesday\, 
 November 12\, from 6:45-8 PM in the Wasson Board Room\n	Wednesday\, 
 November 19\, from 6:45-8 PM in the Wasson Board Room\n\n\nRegistration is 
 required to ensure that we have enough participants to run the series. 
 Signing up here automatically registers you for both sessions\, and 
 participants agree to attend both sessions.\n\nAbout 
 Aimie\n\nInternationally bestselling author Aimie K. Runyan writes to 
 celebrate unsung heroines. She has written numerous successful historical 
 novels and is loving her foray into the exciting world of contemporary 
 fiction. She is a many-time finalist for the Colorado Book Award\, a 
 nominee for the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers' 'Writer of the Year\,' and 
 a Historical Novel Society's Editors' Choice selection\, and most recently 
 has been long listed for the Reading the West awards for her two novels\, 
 The Memory of Lavender and Sage and Mademoiselle Eiffel. Aimie is an 
 adjunct professor for the Drexel University MFA in Creative Writing Program 
 and strives to be an active speaker and educator in the writing community. 
 She lives in the beautiful Rocky Mountains with her wonderful husband\, two 
 (usually) adorable children\, two (always) adorable cats\, and a dragon.\n
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SUMMARY:CANCELED: Writing Romance for Any Genre
DESCRIPTION:NOTE: This program has been canceled due to low 
 registration.\n\nJoin bestselling author Aimie Runyan for this two-part 
 series to learn how to write romance for any genre!\n\nRomance isn’t just 
 for romance novels. Novels of any genre\, from historical fiction to 
 sci-fi\, often contain romance subplots that add human interest and help 
 propel the story. Come learn about the industry’s highest selling genre 
 (i.e.\, romance)\, and delve into the ins and outs of how to craft an 
 effective romantic subplot (or main plot!) in your own work with a 
 bestselling author of historical and contemporary women’s fiction.\n\nThe 
 series will take place on the following dates and times:\n\n\n	Wednesday\, 
 November 12\, from 6:45-8 PM in the Wasson Board Room\n	Wednesday\, 
 November 19\, from 6:45-8 PM in the Wasson Board Room\n\n\nRegistration is 
 required to ensure that we have enough participants to run the series. 
 Signing up here automatically registers you for both sessions\, and 
 participants agree to attend both sessions.\n\nAbout 
 Aimie\n\nInternationally bestselling author Aimie K. Runyan writes to 
 celebrate unsung heroines. She has written numerous successful historical 
 novels and is loving her foray into the exciting world of contemporary 
 fiction. She is a many-time finalist for the Colorado Book Award\, a 
 nominee for the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers' 'Writer of the Year\,' and 
 a Historical Novel Society's Editors' Choice selection\, and most recently 
 has been long listed for the Reading the West awards for her two novels\, 
 The Memory of Lavender and Sage and Mademoiselle Eiffel. Aimie is an 
 adjunct professor for the Drexel University MFA in Creative Writing Program 
 and strives to be an active speaker and educator in the writing community. 
 She lives in the beautiful Rocky Mountains with her wonderful husband\, two 
 (usually) adorable children\, two (always) adorable cats\, and a dragon.\n
ORGANIZER;CN="Eric White":MAILTO:ewhite@estesvalleylibrary.org
CATEGORIES:Class
CONTACT;CN="Eric White":MAILTO:ewhite@estesvalleylibrary.org
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