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The paranormal creature you will be after you die

Here's an interesting quiz I took. The picture that went with the quiz was absolutely gorgeous. I like taking quizzes occasionally, and figured I'd share this with everyone in case y'all wanted to take it as well.

You will be a: Vampire
You are the creature of the night, and people can either be revolted or be absolutely amazed by you, even if you might not really care. You are a very versatile creature, and your lifestyle varies for all of you, depending on your preferences and personalities. It

Happy Valentine's Day!

So, how are you spending this romantic holiday? Are you going to be curling up with your significant other or is a steamy romance novel going to be your buddy this year? Do you have plans to go out to dinner?

For me, I'm not sure. I know that I'm going to be exchanging presents with my husband, and that's about it. We might go out for a nice meal, or we may stay home... Now that I'm thinking about it though... I think a meal out would be better. *grins* Last year we went all out, but this year t

Happy Friday the 13th!

Okay so some people don't think of it as a happy day since it's known to be filled with superstition, but I've never really had bad things happen to me on the 13th. If anything, good stuff tends to happen to me! =) Yippee! I can't wait to see what happens today.

Not too much has been going on recently. I've been writing more for the Book in 30 days program, and I'm in the process of sending out proposals for an anthology, so I'll have to see what happens with that. I'm excited and utilizing my s

Interview with Ronda Thompson

Here is the last of my interviews for now, which occured with Ronda Thompson one of paranormal romance's great authors.


Ronda Thompson

Thank you for taking the time to interview with us. Ronda's newest release is Midnight Pleasures which came out in November 2003.

1. When/how did you know you wanted to write?

RT: I think writers are born. I wrote my first poem in the second grade. My mother still has it. I was always scribbling down poems and short stories as I grew up. In high school, I wrote for t