Fourteen years after Twilight hit the shelves and with only A Discovery Of Witches left to satisfy our onscreen vampire lovin' needs, Holly March takes a closer at paranormal romance.

Twitter can be a minefield, even for the fully initiated. But fear not! PHS superhero, Holly March, is here to share her top tips for survival and guidance on the road to Tweet success!

With the intent to encourage and normalise writing trans and non-binary characters in romance, Holly March asked trans and non-binary writers for help. Makes sense, right?

Perpetual amateur Holly March gives us a quick rundown on how you need to protect yourself copyright-wise.

This month Holly March runs us through two archetypes that transcend gender bias and stereotyping to add to your arsenal of characters: The Detective and The Mentor.

At this time of year more than ever, we need happy things. Holly March talks about how to spot suicidal feelings and increase inclusivity.

Remember Winterval? Holly March discusses diverse Christmas celebrations, understanding others, and about how her family celebrates Midwinter, Yuletide, or good ol' Xmas.

Holly March runs us through two Christmassy archetypes to get you in the spirit for winter.

In Part Two of the Different Strokes series, Holly March talks about The Fallen Commander and the Princess. Two more archetypes for your arsenal!

Assistant Editor, Holly March veers into another genre to explain why Sir Terry Pratchett influenced her writing and became part of her romantic heritage.

Whether we recognize them or not, we all have our favorite archetypes. Holly March talks about two of the best known: Brooding Dukes and the Pamela.

Love 'em or hate 'em, we can all agree the alpha male is a huge part of romantic fiction. Holly March defines the difference between an #Alpha and an #Asshole