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October 25, 2012
Stella
“Dammit!” Viciously delivered, the epithet was barely audible in the red-lit gloom. She’d felt the delicate strand tear, caught on a splinter in the floor. Her best stockings torn, the ring lost, and Malcolm due any moment. Frantic, she pressed … Continue reading →
The Muse Unleashes a Giveaway, and Other Appearances
Buck’s Landing is having a banner week! Stop by The Muse Unleashed and enter to win a Kindle copy of Buck’s Landing. Carrie’s giveaway runs through October 31. Today, Eden Baylee is featuring Buck’s Landing on her blog. Read an … Continue reading →
October 23, 2012
Buck’s Landing: The Official Release!
Today belongs not only to me, but to everyone who’s read and commented here, everyone who’s helped me brainstorm and revise, to my beloved family, and to the campaign funders who financed this book’s production. Bannerwing Books and I are … Continue reading →
October 18, 2012
Buck’s Landing Excerpt: An Overheard Conversation
Silas ended the call to his sister and left his phone on the arm of the chair, finishing the beer in two swallows. He grabbed Sofia’s sweater and headed next door to return it to her. He heard Sofia before … Continue reading →
Diary of A Submissive: A Review
In Diary of a Submissive, Sophie Morgan candidly explains what exactly an independent, 21st century woman gets out of relinquishing her power and personal freedom in a submissive relationship with a dominant man for their mutual sexual pleasure.In the wake … Continue reading →
October 11, 2012
#secretpiefridge
Hey Write on Edge readers, remember Sam & Will? I’ve entered America’s Next Author with a short story taken from their pages. I’d love your support for my story in the form of reviews, tweets, and facebook likes. You can … Continue reading →
October 10, 2012
Am I America’s Next Author?
It’s been a while since I, to paraphrase Stephen King, closed the door on Sam and Will’s serial story. It was getting unwieldy for the blog format, so I tucked it away to start editing it as the novel it’s … Continue reading →
September 27, 2012
A Soap Bubble and a Sharp, Pointy Stick
It was as easy as a few keystrokes and a mouse click, and my most recent manuscript was off to its editor. Suddenly the pressing weight of finishing the manuscript and two rewrites was gone. What to do now? Easy, … Continue reading →
September 26, 2012
Mail Order Groom
She kept her sugar in a creamer. That was the first thing he noticed. Her sugar bowl had a divot opposite the single handle that he felt sure was meant to be a spout. It was squat and round with … Continue reading →
September 20, 2012
Chapter Six
So many words on the page. The screen, backlit and glowing, the typeset blurring into a pattern of squiggles and lines, losing their meaning as they tangle up. I push back from the desk, seeking respite from storytelling, from fine … Continue reading →
