OCC RWA May Online Class
April 26, 2013 by A Slice of Orange in category ArchivesOCCRWA Proudly Presents: 
May 13 – June 9, 2013
Writing the Inspirational Romance
with Nancy J. Farrier
About the Class:
What is the definition of Inspirational romance? A sweet story? An element of faith? A character type? What about S-E-X in Inspirational romance? In this class we’ll take a look at the qualities found in Inspirational stories. We’ll delve into what comprises the various genres within the Inspirational market: contemporary, historical, romantic suspense, etc.
We’ll look at the element of faith to see what that means and if there is a standard amount expected in your story. We’ll look at examples, and you will be able to share some of your work, if you choose, to see if your manuscript fits the market.
About the Instructor:
Nancy J. Farrier has published thirteen books in the Inspirational market since her first novel released in 2001. She has also written numerous articles and short stories that have been published in various magazines and books such as Today’s Christian Woman and Focus on the Family Clubhouse. She has also been the coordinator for the Inspirational Reader’s Choice Award for thirteen years and is the secretary of the Faith, Hope and Love chapter of RWA, an online chapter for Inspirational authors.
Enrollment Information
This is a 4-week online course that uses email and Yahoo Groups. The class is open to anyone wishing to participate. The cost is $30.00 per person or, if you are a member of OCCRWA, $20.00 per person.
To join the class, please follow this link.
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