Lilah Suzanne's Blog, page 64

I just finished Spice, and I HAD to come and comment. It was so amazing! I couldn't put it down and was so sad when it ended. I completely fell in love with Simon and Benji. This was the first IP book that I've read where I've was really able to separate t

This is so perfectly timed because just this morning I was in this aimless/sad post-book release now what funk because man, I miss those guys! So thank you so so much, for your awesomely kind words and for coming by to let me know! I’m so happy you enjoyed it.

And now what? Gotta keep going, I guess!

Hi Eros, I'm 19 years old and never been kissed or been in a proper relationship (those when you are little and all you do don't count right?) and I'm feeling kinda pathetic for it. I'm at university, but not part of any clubs because I am studying law, wh

I was going to start with some sort of philosophical saying about normal just being a setting on your dishwasher or whatever, but that felt like cliched bullshit. So instead, let’s figure out what this means for you in particular.

I feel like you’re looking around and seeing other people who are kissing and more—or least talking about kissing and more—and comparing yourself. Don’t do that. So you’re nineteen, working on a very demanding university degree, and you’ve never been kissed. Is this normal? Of course, because it’s your normal.

If you want to be in a relationship or just find someone to mack on, then yes by all means get out there, join some clubs and try to meet people. If you don’t, then seriously don’t sweat it. You are far from being alone in this, and more than that you really still have plenty of time. I know it doesn’t seem like it because you’re nineteen and an adult now and you want to do all that adult stuff RIGHT NOW BECAUSE IT’S ADULT TIME. But youth is fleeting and adult time is very, very long. Some days it is excruciatingly long. Focusing on your relatively short college career instead of a relationship is not a mistake.

Not that you can’t do both, but if you don’t want to then rock on, friend. You are not pathetic or unattractive or abnormal at all. Really and truly. 

All in due time, good things come to those who wait, love is patient, etc, etc. Just wanted to squeeze in some philosophical platitudes for you in case that helps. Good luck with the law degree! 

Hi Eros, I'm 19 years old and never been kissed or been in a proper relationship (those when you are little and all you do don't count right?) and I'm feeling kinda pathetic for it. I'm at university, but not part of any clubs because I am studying law, wh

I was going to start with some sort of philosophical saying about normal just being a setting on your dishwasher or whatever, but that felt like cliched bullshit. So instead, let’s figure out what this means for you in particular.

I feel like you’re looking around and seeing other people who are kissing and more—or least talking about kissing and more—and comparing yourself. Don’t do that. So you’re nineteen, working on a very demanding university degree, and you’ve never been kissed. Is this normal? Of course, because it’s your normal.

If you want to be in a relationship or just find someone to mack on, then yes by all means get out there, join some clubs and try to meet people. If you don’t, then seriously don’t sweat it. You are far from being alone in this, and more than that you really still have plenty of time. I know it doesn’t seem like it because you’re nineteen and an adult now and you want to do all that adult stuff RIGHT NOW BECAUSE IT’S ADULT TIME. But youth is fleeting and adult time is very, very long. Some days it is excruciatingly long. Focusing on your relatively short college career instead of a relationship is not a mistake.

Not that you can’t do both, but if you don’t want to then rock on, friend. You are not pathetic or unattractive or abnormal at all. Really and truly. 

All in due time, good things come to those who wait, love is patient, etc, etc. Just wanted to squeeze in some philosophical platitudes for you in case that helps. Good luck with the law degree! 

Hi Eros, I'm 19 years old and never been kissed or been in a proper relationship (those when you are little and all you do don't count right?) and I'm feeling kinda pathetic for it. I'm at university, but not part of any clubs because I am studying law, wh

I was going to start with some sort of philosophical saying about normal just being a setting on your dishwasher or whatever, but that felt like cliched bullshit. So instead, let’s figure out what this means for you in particular.

I feel like you’re looking around and seeing other people who are kissing and more—or least talking about kissing and more—and comparing yourself. Don’t do that. So you’re nineteen, working on a very demanding university degree, and you’ve never been kissed. Is this normal? Of course, because it’s your normal.

If you want to be in a relationship or just find someone to mack on, then yes by all means get out there, join some clubs and try to meet people. If you don’t, then seriously don’t sweat it. You are far from being alone in this, and more than that you really still have plenty of time. I know it doesn’t seem like it because you’re nineteen and an adult now and you want to do all that adult stuff RIGHT NOW BECAUSE IT’S ADULT TIME. But youth is fleeting and adult time is very, very long. Some days it is excruciatingly long. Focusing on your relatively short college career instead of a relationship is not a mistake.

Not that you can’t do both, but if you don’t want to then rock on, friend. You are not pathetic or unattractive or abnormal at all. Really and truly. 

All in due time, good things come to those who wait, love is patient, etc, etc. Just wanted to squeeze in some philosophical platitudes for you in case that helps. Good luck with the law degree! 

Hi Eros, I'm 19 years old and never been kissed or been in a proper relationship (those when you are little and all you do don't count right?) and I'm feeling kinda pathetic for it. I'm at university, but not part of any clubs because I am studying law, wh

I was going to start with some sort of philosophical saying about normal just being a setting on your dishwasher or whatever, but that felt like cliched bullshit. So instead, let’s figure out what this means for you in particular.

I feel like you’re looking around and seeing other people who are kissing and more—or least talking about kissing and more—and comparing yourself. Don’t do that. So you’re nineteen, working on a very demanding university degree, and you’ve never been kissed. Is this normal? Of course, because it’s your normal.

If you want to be in a relationship or just find someone to mack on, then yes by all means get out there, join some clubs and try to meet people. If you don’t, then seriously don’t sweat it. You are far from being alone in this, and more than that you really still have plenty of time. I know it doesn’t seem like it because you’re nineteen and an adult now and you want to do all that adult stuff RIGHT NOW BECAUSE IT’S ADULT TIME. But youth is fleeting and adult time is very, very long. Some days it is excruciatingly long. Focusing on your relatively short college career instead of a relationship is not a mistake.

Not that you can’t do both, but if you don’t want to then rock on, friend. You are not pathetic or unattractive or abnormal at all. Really and truly. 

All in due time, good things come to those who wait, love is patient, etc, etc. Just wanted to squeeze in some philosophical platitudes for you in case that helps. Good luck with the law degree! 

Hi Eros, I'm 19 years old and never been kissed or been in a proper relationship (those when you are little and all you do don't count right?) and I'm feeling kinda pathetic for it. I'm at university, but not part of any clubs because I am studying law, wh

I was going to start with some sort of philosophical saying about normal just being a setting on your dishwasher or whatever, but that felt like cliched bullshit. So instead, let’s figure out what this means for you in particular.

I feel like you’re looking around and seeing other people who are kissing and more—or least talking about kissing and more—and comparing yourself. Don’t do that. So you’re nineteen, working on a very demanding university degree, and you’ve never been kissed. Is this normal? Of course, because it’s your normal.

If you want to be in a relationship or just find someone to mack on, then yes by all means get out there, join some clubs and try to meet people. If you don’t, then seriously don’t sweat it. You are far from being alone in this, and more than that you really still have plenty of time. I know it doesn’t seem like it because you’re nineteen and an adult now and you want to do all that adult stuff RIGHT NOW BECAUSE IT’S ADULT TIME. But youth is fleeting and adult time is very, very long. Some days it is excruciatingly long. Focusing on your relatively short college career instead of a relationship is not a mistake.

Not that you can’t do both, but if you don’t want to then rock on, friend. You are not pathetic or unattractive or abnormal at all. Really and truly. 

All in due time, good things come to those who wait, love is patient, etc, etc. Just wanted to squeeze in some philosophical platitudes for you in case that helps. Good luck with the law degree! 

Hi Eros, I'm 19 years old and never been kissed or been in a proper relationship (those when you are little and all you do don't count right?) and I'm feeling kinda pathetic for it. I'm at university, but not part of any clubs because I am studying law, wh

I was going to start with some sort of philosophical saying about normal just being a setting on your dishwasher or whatever, but that felt like cliched bullshit. So instead, let’s figure out what this means for you in particular.

I feel like you’re looking around and seeing other people who are kissing and more—or least talking about kissing and more—and comparing yourself. Don’t do that. So you’re nineteen, working on a very demanding university degree, and you’ve never been kissed. Is this normal? Of course, because it’s your normal.

If you want to be in a relationship or just find someone to mack on, then yes by all means get out there, join some clubs and try to meet people. If you don’t, then seriously don’t sweat it. You are far from being alone in this, and more than that you really still have plenty of time. I know it doesn’t seem like it because you’re nineteen and an adult now and you want to do all that adult stuff RIGHT NOW BECAUSE IT’S ADULT TIME. But youth is fleeting and adult time is very, very long. Some days it is excruciatingly long. Focusing on your relatively short college career instead of a relationship is not a mistake.

Not that you can’t do both, but if you don’t want to then rock on, friend. You are not pathetic or unattractive or abnormal at all. Really and truly. 

All in due time, good things come to those who wait, love is patient, etc, etc. Just wanted to squeeze in some philosophical platitudes for you in case that helps. Good luck with the law degree! 

Hi Eros, I'm 19 years old and never been kissed or been in a proper relationship (those when you are little and all you do don't count right?) and I'm feeling kinda pathetic for it. I'm at university, but not part of any clubs because I am studying law, wh

I was going to start with some sort of philosophical saying about normal just being a setting on your dishwasher or whatever, but that felt like cliched bullshit. So instead, let’s figure out what this means for you in particular.

I feel like you’re looking around and seeing other people who are kissing and more—or least talking about kissing and more—and comparing yourself. Don’t do that. So you’re nineteen, working on a very demanding university degree, and you’ve never been kissed. Is this normal? Of course, because it’s your normal.

If you want to be in a relationship or just find someone to mack on, then yes by all means get out there, join some clubs and try to meet people. If you don’t, then seriously don’t sweat it. You are far from being alone in this, and more than that you really still have plenty of time. I know it doesn’t seem like it because you’re nineteen and an adult now and you want to do all that adult stuff RIGHT NOW BECAUSE IT’S ADULT TIME. But youth is fleeting and adult time is very, very long. Some days it is excruciatingly long. Focusing on your relatively short college career instead of a relationship is not a mistake.

Not that you can’t do both, but if you don’t want to then rock on, friend. You are not pathetic or unattractive or abnormal at all. Really and truly. 

All in due time, good things come to those who wait, love is patient, etc, etc. Just wanted to squeeze in some philosophical platitudes for you in case that helps. Good luck with the law degree! 

interludepress:MEET THE AUTHORS!Join us at the Rainbow Book...

interludepress:

MEET THE AUTHORS!

Join us at the Rainbow Book Fair SATURDAY at the Holiday Inn Midtown and meet IP authors Zane Riley, Melissa Graves, A.J. DeWall and Erin Finnegan.

Rainbow Book Fair

Saturday, April 18th

Noon to 6 p.m.

Holiday Inn Midtown

440 W. 57th Street, New York

Meet Interlude Press This Weekend!

interludepress:

It’s convention and book fair season in the publishing industry, and IP authors will be attending a number of events across the country where you can buy a book, get one signed, or just stop by and say hello!

THIS SATURDAY! Noon to 6 p.m.    Holiday Inn Midtown (440 W. 57th St.)

Interlude Press is a proud sponsor of the Rainbow Book Fair this Saturday in Midtown Manhattan. The Rainbow Book Fair is the longest-running LGBT book tai in the US, and features more than 1OO publishers, writers, poets, editors, booksellers, and the 1OOO+ readers who love and buy books. We’ll be selling and signing books all afternoon from Table #3, and a soon-to-be-announced IP Author will be reading from their work!

AND COMING SOON:

Hyatt Regency, Dallas   
Book Fair: May 16th, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.  $10 entry

Join IP authors at the Giant Book Fair  on Saturday, May 16th, where they will be selling and signing their books, including some that will not yet be available anywhere else!* Authors include:

Charlotte Ashe (The Heart of All Worlds: The Sidhe)*
Killian B. Brewer (The Rules of Ever After)*Lynn Charles (Chef’s Table)A.J. DeWall (Forever Man)Erin Finnegan (Sotto Voce)Carrie Pack (Designs on You)Zane Riley (Go Your Own Way)Laura Stone (The Bones of You)Lilah Suzanne (Pivot & Slip and Spice)Authors Lissa Reed and C.B. Lee will also be attending in support of their upcoming titles, Definitely, Maybe, Yours and Seven Tears at High Tide.

June 25-30th    Moscone Center, San Francisco

Interlude will celebrate Pride Month in San Francisco with the launch of its new Young Adult imprint, Duet, at the American Library Association annual conference. We’ll be featuring book giveaways and signings of our Duet titles and our three Foreword Review IndieFab Book of the Year finalists. IndieFab Awards will be presented during the conference.

July 30th - August 1st, 2015 | The DC Center

Interlude Press is also a donor of the OutWrite LGBT Book Fair July 30th to August 1st at The DC Center in Washington DC. OutWrite is a celebration of LGBT literature full of book readings, writing workshops, book discussions, poetry readings and more. Several IP authors will be available to sign their books at the IP exhibit!

Also, look for our IndieFab Book of the Year award nominees in the Foreword Reviews exhibit at both Book Expo America and the Frankfurt Book Fair!