The rules: Go to page 77 (or 7) of your current manuscript. Go to line 7. Copy the next 7 lines or paragraphs as they are written and post them. Tag 7 more authors. I have a confession to make–I don’t read a lot of blogs. Everyone I know has already done this meme. So […]
The Lucky 7 Meme–Queen’s Man Read More »
Last night in celebration of my new book Queen’s Man coming out, I bought a Gackt CD and also spent hours listening to him on Youtube. I fear that from now on, I will be writing to support my Gackt habit. Not that it’s a problem or anything.
I was reading this wonderful post, and a comment annoyed me. It was just one, among many wonderful supportive comments, but still. (Yes, I know. Even though I tell my friends never to read the comments, I was reading the comments. I’m a bad girl.) The commenter (you can find it yourself if you like)
Yes, Young Children CAN Know They Are Gay Read More »
If you’ve been hanging around lately, you’ve heard me complain about writing at the speed of a thundering herd of reluctant turtles. (Actually I’m not sure I’ve complained here. Anyway. Complaining. Turtles. Herd. Onward.) I’ve been whining about my Goodreads story. I wanted to toss out a quick fun story that readers hopefully would enjoy
The Set-Up and the Straight-Away Read More »
A friend was talking recently about how she has been writing some time, has done this, done that, and still doesn’t feel like much of a writer because ______. As I know this friend to be an awesome writer, I was surprised. Minutes later I read on Twitter that Maureen Johnson didn’t feel comfortable giving
So, just when PayPal decided not to attack print erotica through Smashwords and many other venues after all, Amazon has decided marginalizing homosexual relations is okay. Amazon, which keeps insisting, #Amazonfail after fail, that it is gay-friendly and good people and really it’s not our fault it just happens. Bullshit. You want to be assholes,
Blame Murphy. I’m not usually one for joining memes but this sounded interesting, and I wanted to blog anyway. So the way it works: answer the questions, come up with eleven of my own, and tag more people to keep the game going. Sort of a chain letter but more interesting. 🙂 Right then. Here goes.