Yeah, you dirty pervs thought that title would mean sex, didn’t you? 🙂 No, unfortunately it’s my entry into the world of dual-homeownership. Don’t know if that’s a real phrase, but I’m using it as such. I practically grew up
Truth is stranger than fiction. (And a lot more fun.)
I’ve recently received yet another reader review on one of my BDSM books where the reader doesn’t take issue with the story so much as they do the content. Basically because I’m guessing either 1) I didn’t write about doing
It’s a sad, sad, sad world.
Life is truly stranger than fiction sometimes. After my last post, life took a 180-degree turn. I had a good Mother’s Day weekend with hubby and friends. We went out to dinner and had plans to celebrate my birthday on
Reflections.
I hate this time of year. With my birthday nine days away, it’s a reminder of losing my grandmother back in 2008. She died the day before my birthday — 5/10/2008. My birthday was on 5/11 — which fell on
Contest: Win a signed copy of "Cardinal’s Rule!"
Okay, to be fair to my readers who don’t use Facebook, this contest will be run here. Easy contest to enter, all you have to do is reply in the comments to THIS post. Not on the mirrors on Facebook
Nose-thumbers, beware!
I’ve long espoused the benefits of indie publishing (heavy emphasis on e-publishing) in this blog. Yes, I’m biased. Yes, I used to be one of “those” writers who insisted I’d never “settle” because I wanted to publish a “real” book
ACK!
I got the bright idea that I wanted to try being blonde. Now keep in mind my normal hair color is an icky mouse brown, which is why I have been coloring it reddish/auburn for the past umpteen years. (I
Updates: 4/6/2011
“The Reluctant Dom” is now available in print on Amazon.com. This new print version also contains the related novella, “Domme by Default” (first time it’s appeared in print). http://www.amazon.com/Reluctant-Dom-Special-Tymber-Dalton/dp/1936356120/ Also, I’m running a contest on my Facebook page. Head on
Why yes, I am a geek. Why do you ask?
If you know what this is, I don’t have to explain. If you don’t know what this is, especially if you’re an author looking for new and innovative ways to reach out to readers, read this CNN article.
Rollercoaster week.
Wow, what a week. My bff moved back in a couple of weeks ago, and brought her cat (which she had before when she lived with us) and her daughter’s cat (daughter couldn’t take care of her anymore). The daughter’s
Go fly your own damn kite.
I know that not everything I write is…mainstream. *cough* It’s not everyone’s cuppa. That’s fine, I get that. What I don’t get is when someone slams something I write not based on the writing or story or, say, something logical
Woot! "Safe Harbor" won!
Can you tell I’m happy? LOL
Promo is NOT Optional
You struggle and work and sweat and cry and bleed and rip a piece of your guts out and — finally — you have a book and it’s *gasp!* accepted by a publisher. That was the easy part. As an
Author Tools: Amazon
Okay, a quick blog post for today. Did you know you can take advantage of the author pages on Amazon.com? https://authorcentral.amazon.com/gp/landing You can set up your bio, link multiple pen names into one account, edit book info (great if your
Kobo comparison part one.
Well, because I’m a geek addicted to gadgets, I picked up a Kobo e-reader from Sprawlmart today. (They also sell nook and I believe Sony and another reader I’d never heard of and can’t remember.) So far, I’m not impressed.