Yesterday I posted about my mini-block on what to write my Friday Blog on, and I received this hilarious video about people faking it with style. Here is a link to the video: Fake It Of course I joked about how I’ve never once been able to avoid catastrophe when I’ve fallen, bumped into a… Read More Fake It Til You Make It
I’m scheduled to get my second COVID vaccine today. My rapidly firing brain, that often takes me on tangents got me to thinking, how will future authors represent this time in history? Truth is certainly stranger than fiction and if they get it right, it might read like a horror novel or science fiction story… Read More Historical Fiction
Every eight weeks, my wife and I travel to Seattle so I can get my hair cut and while we are there, we treat ourselves to a wonderful lunch with our friend at Duke’s Seafood and Chowder House. We’ve been meeting our friend for lunch for almost a year. Like clockwork. We always have wonderful… Read More Language of Love
Humor plays an important role in the world. I’m quite fond of it. There are many different purposes for using humor. Of course comedy entertains us. I’m sure I am not the only person who loves a great romantic comedy whether it is in book form, television or movies. Humor can also help diffuse a… Read More Humor
I enjoy teasers, there’s no secret about that. But I’m still not sure if I do this well or not. Teasing takes many forms and not all teasing is good. Now…you know I did a little research on this because I thought it was an interesting topic to explore. Off the top of my head… Read More The Art of Teasing
I don’t know if I’m like most authors, but I have a love/hate relationship with my books. And…if I’m perfectly honest, the hate usually overshadows the love. This mostly happens after I’ve spent an inordinate amount of time reviewing and re-reading the blasted thing so many times, I often lose count! Of the twenty-three books… Read More Love/Hate Relationship
It is ironic how cancel culture is thrown out there derisively, calling out those who dare to expose injustice, misogyny, systematic racism, sexism, homophobia, etc. Isn’t publicizing their hatred for cancel culture effectively doing just that, trying to cancel a culture of activism? Since this is a fairly new battle cry for the right, I… Read More Cancel Culture
I don’t know about the rest of you, but every time I hop onto Facebook, there’s another sale to check out. The explosion of lesfic/WLW romance and fiction is nothing short of amazing in the last ten years, but now there is an explosion of sales. I would imagine this emerging marketing tool for publishers… Read More Sales…Sales…Everywhere…Sales
Beware! Today I’m going to talk about something rarely discussed in either polite society or included in WLW novels…bodily functions. Rarely do our authors ever discuss taking a piss or god forbid having a bowel movement. Now, I know, I get it, that’s just gross and unnecessary. It rarely moves the story along or is… Read More Bodily Functions
Of all the months in the year, March seems to have a lot of trivia and history attached to it, starting with its name. The names of the month originated from the Roman calendar and were derived from gods, emperors, festivals and numbers. The first four months had a mostly religious origin. March is named… Read More March Madness
Annette Mori 