I’m not going to lie to you all. I’m about to do a hard sell on the Common Grounds paperbacks. If you don’t like spoilers, you may want to scroll to the end real quick, or at least not look too closely at the images. There will be pictures of the paperback interior in this post (but I’ll block out what I can). Because it’s awesome. Seriously.
Plus an art reveal, sign-ups for a cover reveal, and buddy reads. Cross-posted on Substack. Common Grounds has been written, edited, formatted, edited again (and
Indie romance authors being interviewed about their books? Yes, please! Cross-posted from Substack. Brandy and I have been chatting off and on over the past
I used up all my clever thoughts on last week’s post about F. Scott Fitzgerald Cross-posted from Substack. It’s the last day before spring break.
Is it the constant mainlining of caffeine that makes writers tortured? Maybe. When I picture a tortured writer, I envision someone bent over a typewriter grabbing at their hair, a cigarette dangling between the first two fingers on their right hand and three or four half-finished and now-cold cups of coffee littered around their desk. Notes are, of course, strewn everywhere. The room is probably dark, too. It’s hard to be tortured in broad daylight.
*Let me just start by saying I am aware that the term “girls” is infantilizing, and gender-specific. I fully know that I have readers of
But if you spoil House of Flame and Shadow for me, we’re gonna have words. I have a confession to make. I have not yet
Indie romance authors being interviewed about their books? Yes, please! Lorissa and I first connected because we released our debuts in April of 2023. Since
Or… it would have been cute if I wasn’t so oblivious In honor of Valentine’s Day, I decided to share an old post today. My
Coffee, espresso, and the rabbit holes of research As a reminder, you can always get my newsletter on my website, also. There is a strong
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