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April 20, 2018
My Funny Fowl Friends
...or maybe I should call them feathered fiends. If you're not a fan of birds, this is not the post you're looking for...
Hi, I'm Pippa Jay, author of scifi and supernatural stories to engage your emotions. And these are my chickens.
"What this shiny thing you holding, Hand That Feeds?"
Well, that's two of them. Saffron and Jasmine, giving my phone the eye.
2018's must-have headgear
This
Hi, I'm Pippa Jay, author of scifi and supernatural stories to engage your emotions. And these are my chickens.
"What this shiny thing you holding, Hand That Feeds?"
Well, that's two of them. Saffron and Jasmine, giving my phone the eye.
2018's must-have headgear
This
April 19, 2018
He said what???
Somethings in this world are guaranteed to make me laugh...My grandson...
He wrote his book...Swimmers the Turtle and he loves reading to our dog.
And there doughnuts...
But what really really makes me smile???? A new book launch! Behind the Mask is part of the Office Seductions box set.
Blurb:
One night of
playing Cinderella and having the most amazing sex of her life with Prince
He wrote his book...Swimmers the Turtle and he loves reading to our dog.
And there doughnuts...
But what really really makes me smile???? A new book launch! Behind the Mask is part of the Office Seductions box set.
Blurb:
One night of
playing Cinderella and having the most amazing sex of her life with Prince
April 17, 2018
Smile...And Say Fuzzy Pickles!
Oh the things that make us smile...
Sometimes it's something as simple as a splash of rain on my nose, or something incredibly hilarious like my ginormous Staffordshire Terrier, King Alfred, falling off the couch while he's sleeping. Other times, it's something so unlikely, such as a bittersweet memory, or a horribly bad experience you look back on and finally see the humor hiding behind your
Sometimes it's something as simple as a splash of rain on my nose, or something incredibly hilarious like my ginormous Staffordshire Terrier, King Alfred, falling off the couch while he's sleeping. Other times, it's something so unlikely, such as a bittersweet memory, or a horribly bad experience you look back on and finally see the humor hiding behind your
April 16, 2018
Launching A Book Series by Kristin Wallace
Going "off topic" for this month's post again. I am neck deep in book launches for my new sweet romance series, The Heiress Games. I had the bright idea to schedule back-to-back-to-back launches in April, May & June. Book 1 (Least Likely Heiress) just launched last week on April 10th. (You can read more about it in last month's post. CLICK HERE!)
I had to do the series this way because of the
I had to do the series this way because of the
April 14, 2018
Writing to the Beat
The influence of music in my writing
One of the unexpected things I've enjoyed since I started writing fiction a few years ago, has been exploring a
character’s unique voice and personality. It's a magical thing as a writer,
when the ordinary words you're tapping into a keyboard suddenly start coming
out in character. When a distinct voice or turn of phrase emerges that's not
really my
One of the unexpected things I've enjoyed since I started writing fiction a few years ago, has been exploring a
character’s unique voice and personality. It's a magical thing as a writer,
when the ordinary words you're tapping into a keyboard suddenly start coming
out in character. When a distinct voice or turn of phrase emerges that's not
really my
April 13, 2018
JOYFUL PAINT???
By Diana McCollum
All month long authors have been blogging about things that make them smile. I must say all the things that make them smile, makes me smile too!
So I'm going to concentrate on what made me smile this week! I'm smiling right now thinking about the 'what'? It makes me happy and joyful.
This is the picture of our house. The faded paint had begun to chip here and there and it was
All month long authors have been blogging about things that make them smile. I must say all the things that make them smile, makes me smile too!
So I'm going to concentrate on what made me smile this week! I'm smiling right now thinking about the 'what'? It makes me happy and joyful.
This is the picture of our house. The faded paint had begun to chip here and there and it was
April 12, 2018
What Makes Me Smile by Lynn Lovegreen
Lots of things make me smile. Here are a few favorites:
Sunshine
A fond memory
Seeing my husband after a long day
My cat batting around a bottle cap
A great book
Spring leaves budding
Meeting up with a friend
Beautiful scenery
A funny TV show or movie
My teen writing group
Blooming flowers
Working on my current manuscript—well, most of the time! There are
Sunshine
A fond memory
Seeing my husband after a long day
My cat batting around a bottle cap
A great book
Spring leaves budding
Meeting up with a friend
Beautiful scenery
A funny TV show or movie
My teen writing group
Blooming flowers
Working on my current manuscript—well, most of the time! There are
April 11, 2018
RITAs So White
Hi everyone! I am YA, and now MG author Barbara Binns , writer of contemporary and realistic fiction for adolescents and teens. My tagline tells you what I am about - Stories of Real Boys Growing Into Real Men - and the people who love them. My newest book, Courage, is middle grade fiction that will be coming out this summer from Harper Collins.
If you care about romance (and I bet you do
If you care about romance (and I bet you do
April 10, 2018
What Makes You Laugh?
by Madelle Morgan
A situation
that one person finds funny may fall flat with another. Humor is subjective.
Our sense of
humor is shaped by what we read and watched on television and in movies while growing up. What a Millennial considers hilarious is far different from the humor that has tears
of laughter rolling down the cheeks of a Baby Boomer.
Culture is an
important factor. Australians
A situation
that one person finds funny may fall flat with another. Humor is subjective.
Our sense of
humor is shaped by what we read and watched on television and in movies while growing up. What a Millennial considers hilarious is far different from the humor that has tears
of laughter rolling down the cheeks of a Baby Boomer.
Culture is an
important factor. Australians
April 9, 2018
It all begins with a smile
By: Marcia King-Gamble
www.lovemarcia.com
Raindrops on roses
And whiskers on kittens
Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens
Brown paper packages tied up with strings
These are a few of my favorite things
Oscar Hammerstein and Richard Rodgers
penned the lyrics of a song that’s stood the test of time, and still brings
smiles to our faces today. But it was Julie
www.lovemarcia.com
Raindrops on roses
And whiskers on kittens
Bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens
Brown paper packages tied up with strings
These are a few of my favorite things
Oscar Hammerstein and Richard Rodgers
penned the lyrics of a song that’s stood the test of time, and still brings
smiles to our faces today. But it was Julie
