We offer a weekend poll at Whipped Cream erotic romance reviews--  we want to know which book or story sounds like the best read based on our reviews. The winning author gets a nifty button and the privilege of having their book or story featured at the top of that page the entire next week!

Your story "­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­Idaho Pride ( Read more... )

remember in Wonder Boys, when Grady wrote the novel that he couldn't end? It just went on and on and on, two thousand pages, and when someone asked him what his book was about, he couldn't think what to say. I can see that happening with the pottery book, which keeps veering recklessly off the road, taking the story and characters wherever the hell ( Read more... )

Well, since I promised Jeremy and Lee, my characters in Idaho Pride, that they could have my apartment, I have moved into Lee's old apartment, 605 in the Idaho Building. I feel for Lee, living in 480square feet with Luis, and I feel for my poor son, who is living with his mom in 480 square feet for a reason only a fictional character could ( Read more... )

but it comes close. I'm not even sure how to explain. I live in the Idaho Building in downtown Boise. It was built in 1902, I think, and is still using the original geothermal heating. The doors and trim are heavy tiger oak, the windows are huge, and the floors are wood and tile- tiny little black and white tiles in a pattern that was popular at ( Read more... )

I have three new book contracts! Two are for presses that are new to me, and I'm very excited- Idaho Pride is going to Dreamspinner Press, and Vindaloo and the T-Bird is going to be published by Changeling. And Tootsies, of course, is with my dearest Loose ID ( Read more... )

What a lovely weekend this has been. I suspect it is just because it doesn't happen much- maybe if I was retired, every day would stretch out endlessly, but for now I love a three day weekend ( Read more... )