Topic: Eleventh Hour

The 11th Hour… Every procrastinator in the world knows that phrase because it means waiting until the last minute to get everything done. I’m a serious procrastinator and getting ready for RT Con 2008 finally enlightened me as to why. 🙂The weekend before RT Con 2008 (April 10-13) I had …

IR in Media

Not only is this post lazy, it’s also late. :p The title is Interracial Romance in Media, but this isn’t any IR. I’m specifically talking about a black woman as one half of the IR couple. You see black men dating outside the race in media all the time but …

Why Ask Why

Screw W5H (who, what, where, when, why, and how), so far as I’m concerned the only one that matters is WHY. One of my biggest pet peeves is finishing a book and wondering about something the author left dangling. As an author, I understand there are things you can’t put …

Good Advice Part One

I’ve titled this post “Good Advice Part One” because I know more advice will be coming my way over time and I’ll need to add to this list. Warning – this initial list is pretty long but everything mentioned is important. There are certain things every single author — whether …

Importance of Back-ups

While this topic isn’t as fun of as some of my others, it is very, very, extremely important for every writer of every genre. Hell, it’s important for anyone who stores their brain children on their computer. Let’s face it, people, as much as you love your computer and its …

Romance Cliches

Everyone knows Romance is the most clichéd genre but we still love it. Matter of fact, it’s seeing how the author handles that particular cliché that keeps us coming back for more. To cut back on some confusion, cliché doesn’t mean predictable. While a predictable romance is more than likely …

Bad Boys of Romance

Hey wait a minute, what happened to the Romance in Video Games topic? I know, I know. I said I would do that but the topic has stumped me and I haven’t done any research. So, I’m switching to another topic that is more opinion-oriented than research. Not to mention, …

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