I hired a lady to write some romantic fiction stories for me last month. When I got the draft back from the ghost writer, I handed it to a few of my lady friends. 

Imagine my surprise when three women told me that my romance story written by a woman, read like it was "written by a man, for a man."

I was shocked. 

Until that moment, I thought women had a natural intuition about how to write romantic fiction that women would enjoy reading. 

So I turned to my favorite and most trusted ghost writer, "the professor". 

I asked her, "We men and some women just don't get it. What makes 'romance fiction written for women' so different from 'romance fiction written for men,' and how can the clueless among us write romance fiction that women will enjoy reading?"

The good news is that I got the report back from the professor, and I actually learned the answer to my questions about writing romantic fiction for women.

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Bill Platt
Stillwater, Oklahoma USA