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November 2018
 PHS Founder and Managing Editor Trish Wylie, questions why we view happiness as something in the far off future when we should be striving to be happy now. |  Power play vs equality can be a difficult balancing act in a romance novel post the #MeToo era. KJ Charles and Adite Banerjie share their perspectives. |  How much of their own personal experiences and feelings should an author share in their stories? If they do share something personal, as a reader would you want to know? |
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 In a particularly relevant study during #Nanowrimo season our authors share some of the tricks of the trade they use to stay on track and remain both positive and productive. |  Who doesn't love the buzz of a great conference? AC Arthur talks us through Literary Events growing in popularity in the US and tells us why they're worth attending. |  We all know the adage, write every day. But what happens when you’re so busy there’s no time for writing? Kali Anthony talks about connecting with your creativity. |
 Romance novels are frequently accused of being formulaic but can’t the same be said of every genre? Ali Williams talks about finding a formula to build the perfect female superhero. |  On a tight budget? Would like to sample a new-to-you author's writing before you invest in their series? Then our #FreeBooks page is the place to be! |  Wonderful things continue to happen at the Pink Heart Society Aspiring Authors group. Chris Buono brings us up to speed on what’s been happening! |
 Is coffee really the writing fuel a thousand memes suggest? Rachel Dove talks about everyone's favourite pick-me-up. |  It's November book reviews time! And our #PHSBookReviews team had another corking collection of reads for us to add to our TBR piles. |  What are you grateful for in your life? Sherri Skanes and Kristina Knight share their gratitude, memories, and even a few recipes as we look forward to the Thanksgiving holiday. |
 How much does pricing influence the sale of a book? Chris Buono approaches this topic from a reader's perspective. The question is: Do you agree? |
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