Musings by D.L. Hungerford and Roxanna Haley
Writers who are on the cusp of being famous are always fun to read. I am lucky to have several such people in my circle of friends and one of the most interesting people is Julia Ward. She brings a great range of experience and hobbies to her work. It is my pleasure to share her with you.
Continue reading “Interview With Julia Ward”
Romance exists in almost every story and novel out there. It may show up as love of country in spy and war novels. There’s love of mankind, brotherly love, and love of family, as well as love and attraction between two people. If you are working on a Romance right now, think about how it would look if you moved it into a different genre.
Nano is over! I’ll get back to original posts on Thursday. Thanks for keeping up with all this! — DLH
Continuing from last Sunday last Thursday with numbers 16 through 30. And you do realize, I don’t really live on Facebook, right? Continue reading “Thirty Reasons to be Thankful, Part Two.”
Nano is over on Saturday, so I’ll post the second half of this on Sunday and get back to original content the following Thursday. Thanks for keeping up with all this! — DLH
On Facebook, where I live, my 500 plus close, personal friends are posting something they are thankful for every day in November. I thought about it, but between keeping the flock clean, fed, and watered, and writing two thousand words a day for NaNoWriMo, I am just going to throw my list up here, and be done with it.
Still sick, still busy, sorry to post a repeat but it is from so long ago I doubt anyone now reading has seen it. Thanks! — Demi
This blog is a bit difficult for me to write as I keep getting sidetracked over delightful images. I certainly hope my keyboard is waterproof. I especially drooled over a clip from Beau Brummel – This Charming Man, starring James Purefoy. Sincere thanks to Kristen Koster for posting that delectable eye candy here. Continue reading “The Changing Male Ideal”
Welcome again to my short cut for tweeting what books I have read and movies I have seen. As a writer, I love to read across all genres. As a Romance writer, I enjoy finding the romance elements in the stories I read. However, my first read for the month is a hot Romance that I enjoyed more than I expected to. Continue reading “April Tweet What You Read”
My husband and I call each other “Honey” whenever we want to catch the other’s attention. I have often addressed emails or cards to Honey from Honey. We’re also heavily into bees due to our happy glowy-box friends, some of whom we have actually met in person, from the You Suck at Craigslist blog, now on hiatus. May bees be upon you is a group blessing. Continue reading “Honeyville”
Where was I? Oh, right, books and sex and the right way to do things. I have finished her first book, How Not to Fall, since the last post and I gained insight into her terms. I think. She is a very scholarly person and touches on a lot of social norms. Go read it, it’s great and I look forward to the next opening in my reading schedule so I can read the second one. Continue reading “Emily Foster aka Emily Nagoski, Part Two”
Continuing from last Sunday with number 16 through 30. And you do realize, I don’t really live on Facebook, right? Continue reading “Thirty Reasons to be Thankful, Part Two.”
On Facebook, where I live, my 500 plus close, personal friends are posting something they are thankful for every day in November. I thought about it, but between keeping the flock clean, fed, and watered, and writing two thousand words a day for NaNoWriMo, I am just going to throw my list up here, and be done with it.
