Monthly Archives: November 2009

New town, new author bio

Since I’ve recently moved house, and have been experiencing a shift in my writing priorities along with my new geographical location, I decided to update my bio page. Take a look and see what you think. Comments and suggestions are always welcome! Also, my apologies to any of my Facebook friends who have recently been

Waiting for armadillo

I’ve been in Austin for a few weeks now, and I haven’t seen a single armadillo. When I first arrived in town, I started seeing tons of armadillo paraphernalia. It seems the city’s unofficial mascot is the peculiar looking armor-plated vegetarian (which undoubtedly help keep the weird-quotient high in Austin), and while friends have pointed

I should write an erotic romance

Apparently it’s easy for even the most talentless hacks to get their books published at real live publishing houses these days, as I discovered when writing my latest review for Quill & Quire. I just finished reading one of the worst erotic (and I use the term loosely) novels I’ve ever seen. Clearly, I should

Editors like money too

I realize there’s next to no money in writing erotica, as I run an erotica website myself and make no money off of this project, but this is simply ridiculous. Here’s a copy of an email I just sent to Ellora’s Cave Publishing‘s Editor-in-Chief, Kelli Collins, upon reading this unbelievable “job posting,” and its insultingly