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You’ve reached the Fantasy, Futuristic and Paranormal (FF&P) Chapter of the Romance Writers of America. The mission of FF&P is to promote excellence in romantic, futuristic, fantasy, time travel and paranormal fiction, to help writers become published in the genre, and to provide current information and continuing support to the writers in the romantic, futuristic, fantasy, time travel and paranormal industry.
To both the published and aspiring author in our field, FF&P is an invaluable group. We have a great newsletter filled with informative articles and market updates, a regularly updated blog, and a website to keep you posted on the latest news in the industry including: workshops, author links, new book releases, and FF&P contest information. As serious writers in our field, we have a critique group (on this website) and an on-line members-only forum (on the RWA website).
Members of this RWA chapter are a great group of people and always there to support their fellow writers. For information on how to join, please visit our join page.
Read more about the Romance Writers of America and our organization’s mission.
Upcoming Workshops
4/1/19-4/28/19 Bringing Pirates to Life Presenter: Cindy Vallar Peter Blood in Captain Blood, Long John Silver in Treasure Island, and Captain Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean conjure up images of buried treasure, black schooners, wooden legs, eye patches, vibrant parrots, walking the plank, and swashbuckling swordsmen. Are these accurate [Read more…]
4/8/19-5/5/19 Self-Editing – 10 Tips To Make Your Words POP! Presenter: Debra Mullins Want to speed up the pace to your action scenes? Slow down those romantic love scenes? Subtly direct your reader’s attention to critical phrases? Tighten that manuscript for submission to a contest, editor or agent? Multi‐published, award-winning author Debra Mullins takes you [Read more…]
5/6/19-6/2/19 BOLDLY GOING, LEVEL ONE: Writing Science Fiction Romance Presenter: Linnea Sinclair BOLDLY GOING, LEVEL ONE: Writing Science Fiction Romance When You Don’t Have a PhD Admit it: You always knew you could do a better job than Captain Janeway. “I aim to misbehave” is your motto. What you really want to do is combine [Read more…]