It's that time again--new romantic suspense writing class ONLINE

It's that time again--new romantic suspense writing class Posted by: "Deirdre Savoy" deesavoy@gmail.com   deesavoy99 Wed Sep 23, 2009 10:43 pm (PDT) Hi, I¹ve had a lot of interest in writing romantic suspense at my website lately, so it is serendipitous that I have planned to teach a course in writing romantic suspense for a while now. Here is the syllabus: Fall Suspense Thing Writing Workshop is now accepting students!!! National bestselling, Emma-award winning author for Romance Suspense Deirdre Savoy will be facilitating this month-long workshop set to begin the week of October 19. This workshop is for authors wanting to learn the basic craft of writing romantic suspense or those seeking to add a bit of dramatic spice to any novel. Course syllabus: October 19: What is suspense--how do you achieve it and how do you use it: October 25: Dark suspense vs. light suspense--how to create the effect you want November 3: The devil in the details--making suspense believable. November 10: Love on the run--how to use suspense to heighten the romance and vice versa. Each week, a lecture and assignment will be posted. Completion and posting of assigned work for peer review is not mandatory but advised if students want to get the most from the class. Who should take this course: --first time R/S authors looking to learn the basics --R/S authors looking to hone their craft --any author interested in taking their writing to new levels How to register: Apply for group membership at http://groups. yahoo.com/ group/fffst/ . You will receive an e-mail telling you how to make payment. Once tuition is received, you will be added to the group. Tuition: $25. (First 5 students to complete registration will receive a free synopsis critique. Visit my website ‹ http://www.dsavoy. com Read my blogs ‹ http://www.dsavoy. com/blog Join my list for fans-- http://groups. yahoo.com/ group/ladiesinre d Available now: Forbidden Games from Kimani Press This excellent story draws the reader in with a bang. --Romantic Times