Creator Space Blog
Celebrating Brenda Jackson’s 25 Years of Writing
New York Times bestselling author Brenda Jackson celebrated her 25th anniversary of writing recently. We asked her fellow authors to share what they love about Brenda and why her writing means so much to them.
Meet Screenwriter Amie Charney
Screenwriter and novelist Amie Charney was a recipient of the 2019 Harlequin Creator Fund for her twelve-episode comedic drama featuring a YA fantasy writer whose novel goes viral. We caught up with Amie on all things creative–from her writing process to where she finds inspiration.
Shonda Rhimes Rewrites History (And We Love It)
It’s a long way from Seattle Grace Hospital, but with her Netflix adaptation of Julia Quinn’s bestselling Bridgerton series, Shonda Rhimes shows us that she is as deft at handling Regency-era romance as she is medical drama. And she handles it with the same bold...
Drawing the Duke
When we spotted this fantastic drawing of Regé-Jean Page by Alyssa Court Cartlidge we couldn’t resist asking her if we could share.
Advice For New Writers
We asked Harleqiun authors to share their advice for new writers.
Art for All: The Sketchbook Project
This month, we can’t stop checking out The Sketchbook Project. From professional illustrators to school-aged artists, this library houses over 50,000 sketchbooks from 30,000 different creators around the world.
The Care and Feeding of Makers and Creators
When trying to support the creatives in our life, we’ll need a few things. Take a look at the ways we can best care for the makers and creators in our orbit, whether that person is ourself or someone else.
The Revolutionary Act of Romance
We asked debut Harlequin author Darby Baham why she writes romance. We love her answer! #lovedriveseverything #romanceincludesyou #romancerevolution #harlequincreatorspace facebooktwitter
Makers Gonna Make: Books and movies about strong, creative women
We’re celebrating the makers we meet in books and movies; the women whose passions move beyond the realm of quirky hobby to a place where we can truly get to know the character through her creations. Like art itself, the protagonists centered here don’t always come to...