Writing Spicy, Nerdy, Romantic Stories
Writing Spicy, Nerdy, Romantic Stories
To say it was an emotional roller coaster of a week is an understatement. Last week, just after I was downsized from my full-time job, I received this email: Click here for the press release for this award announcement. This was a welcome surprise that turned what could have possibly been a frustrating week into
What excellence recognition means to someone’s career Read More »
or, why I chose to tell a roomful of guys I wrote a romance novel. First off, I didn’t actually tell a roomful of guys I wrote a romance novel. I told one guy after the fact. But I did tell them I wrote a NOVEL. And yes, there’s a reason for this after keeping
First off thank you to all of the subscribers on the WordPress reader that have been with me over the years. I love that all 520+ of you have stayed with me through career transition posts, writing samples, and podcast show notes. I’d like for you to now MOVE WITH ME as I go to
In high school, I wasn’t voted most likely to … anything. I was one of those that flew under the radar, just doing my thing. And that has continued until now. Two of my articles are in the top 30 most popular reviews/posts on BookTrib.com! My review of Jennifer Weiner’s That Summer: And my 2021
I’ve been thinking a lot the past few weeks about brand awareness, engagement, and what it means to really connect with people about a topic we all love–in this case, books, specifically love stories. It’s caused me to re-think some of the things I’m doing to connect with you, and it’s shown me that I
It’s been a long time coming … (questions answered) Read More »
As a writer, at this point, I’m a nobody. Even though, I have been writing for fun since I was twelve, I didn’t believe that what I was writing, who I was as a writer, even my place in American society as a Black female speaking on behalf of Black females would resonate anywhere. Then
I thought this post showed a little bit more about me as a writer (and a bad comedian).
