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NaNoWriMo Diaries: Cougarette Spinoff Title Reveal + Synopsis

Five days until Camp NaNoWriMo starts! WOOT! I’m pretty psyched about it… As you’ll note from previous posts, my project is going to be based on everyone’s favorite BFF, Laney. I know readers have been awaiting some clues about the first book. So hang onto your panties: I have both a title and synopsis to… Continue reading NaNoWriMo Diaries: Cougarette Spinoff Title Reveal + Synopsis

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Four Ways Your Side Hustle Can Boost Your Dayjob Success

Behind every hustle bunny – at least in the infancy of said hustle – is a 9-to-5 gig. Before one can become their own boss, she more than likely has a boss of her own. It’s a fact of life, especially if you discover your passion after incurring a few financial obligations (like a couple… Continue reading Four Ways Your Side Hustle Can Boost Your Dayjob Success

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The NaNo Diaries: Camp NaNoWriMo, Revisited

I make very few promises to myself, especially when it comes to my novel writing habits.  It seems like the more interested I got in delivering content to my blog (which you can totally help me with, FYI), the less interested I became in delivering words to my WIP.  This is probably (read: definitely) why… Continue reading The NaNo Diaries: Camp NaNoWriMo, Revisited

REAL MOMS – Two & Through: Three Reasons There Won’t Be a #3

Jon Stewart interviewed the Matron Saint of Hollywood Mommies, Angelina Jolie, on The Daily Show back in 2007.  When the Oscar-winning actress mused that she’d like a minimum of seven children total with her partner, the equally gorgeous thespian Brad Pitt (as of today’s date, they have a total of six), Jon Stewart replied, “I… Continue reading REAL MOMS – Two & Through: Three Reasons There Won’t Be a #3

Author Spotlight: My Chat with Turtleberry

Along with past Author Spotlight featured writer A.M. Leibowitz, I met Baltimore-bred writer Turtleberry via the #writestuff TweetChat.  I’m excited to have her on this week because, if her Amazon page is any indication, she is a writing machine! She’s self-published a total of seven books, including her These Women trilogy and collections of short stories.… Continue reading Author Spotlight: My Chat with Turtleberry

Madonna and (Fatherless) Child

By Eliza David I get my height from my father. My teenage dreams of being famous, my participation in drama club throughout my high school and college years, my ears – all things I’ve been told I’v… Source: Madonna and (Fatherless) Child

Author Spotlight: My Chat with Phoenix Williams

One of my favorite indie authors that I’ve had the pleasure of connecting with is Phoenix Williams.  Born and raised in the Midwest (like myself), she has a knack for creating sexy characters with wild backstories!  From her To Love A No Good Nigga trilogy to Foolin’ Around: King and Reign – the first book of her latest… Continue reading Author Spotlight: My Chat with Phoenix Williams

REAL MOMS – The Autumn Body

Since spring doesn’t exist in Iowa, the late winter season can be deceiving. We got rain, hail, sleet, and snow during the month of April. There may have been some sunshine sprinkled in there, I cannot recall. The unpredictability of the weather lulled the laziest among us (ME!) into thinking that summer’s heat and high… Continue reading REAL MOMS – The Autumn Body

That Kind of Girl: Three Books That Shape My Romantic Writing

As an author and reader of romantic fiction with a hint of naughty, I have sex on the brain more often than the average person.  It can be a little distracting to think about imaginary characters being intimate when I am trying to focus on the mundane yet necessary activities of my non-writing life (which… Continue reading That Kind of Girl: Three Books That Shape My Romantic Writing

Author Spotlight: My Chat with A.M. Leibowitz

I met A.M. during a weekly Tweetchat that I adore called #writestuff (which all writers are welcome to join on Tuesdays at 9pm ET).  We have become author buddies, always supporting each other.  She writes some of the most thought-provoking pieces I’ve ever read on inclusion, giving a strong literary viewpoint on LGBTQ issues. Since she has featured me on… Continue reading Author Spotlight: My Chat with A.M. Leibowitz