Do women like MMF? You may be wondering what sort of dumb-ass question that is. Believe it or not, it pops up in the search-terms of my Google stats every single day. Which got me wondering who would be asking that question, and why. Obviously, there are lots of people searching for the answer because […]
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Time is theirs to keep. But it comes with a price. Out any day now. (Just as soon as I get the book formatted, basically.) What do you think? Book’s page. In the early 23rd Century, vampires learned how to travel back in time, and created a time-tsunami that threated life as we know it,
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Working Notes – My Life, December 12 I originally had this post scheduled for much earlier — mid-November, actually. But my writing brain suddenly unlocked itself and words gushed out, and I finished an entire book in fifteen days and had an abrupt need to advise you about this new series I’d started, and
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Pulse Pause Moment: Bill and Sam in True Blood The True Blood TV series is not known for pulling sexual punches, but because it is so frank about sex, sexual tension is often missing. Sexual tension is one of the most delicious ingredients in romance novels. The “will they now?” question that sits in the
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The Heroes in MMF Romance Don’t Need Classification I’ve been doing a lot of research and writing around the subject of MMF romances lately (you may have noticed). It’s pushed me a lot further out into the world of MMF than usual — I normally focus in tightly on my own MMF romances and the
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Berengaria has visited here before. Apparently, she had so much fun, she’s back to do it all again. Wednesday, December 21st, Berengaria will be stopping by to talk about herself, life, and her latest MMF romance, Santa Baby. Oh yeah, and she’s giving away an ebook from her backlist to a random commentor, so don’t
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Even when I was in hospital, I didn’t get huge amounts of time to read — shocking, I know. Mark smuggled my laptop into isolation, and saved me from going insane. I wrote blog posts and my latest book instead of reading. But there were times when I simply too tired to do either, and
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Once you’ve made the leap and you’re reading e-books exclusively — and it doesn’t take long to reach a point where you simply don’t like reading paper anymore — it’s at this point in time you can start systematically moving yourself to 100% paperless. There are lots of advantages to making the transition: 1. You’ll
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Top Five Posts for November This month, I changed the criteria for measuring “top” posts. Instead of using the pageview count, I used the “unique visitor” count. As some of the posts have quite a few images and elements on the page, a single visitor could rack up multiple page views with one visit to
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I’m one of those writers who doesn’t believe in writer’s block. I don’t think it exists as an independent condition. If a writer can’t bring herself to write, then there’s an underlying reason for the “block”. Resolve that base reason, and the writer will be able to write again. But there isn’t a disease that
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