Tag Archives: fiction
| Book club choices: Our favorite books about family |
February 11, 2013
Everyone is part of a family of some kind, and that’s why books about family are so good at uniting us all.read more »
| Book Review – Erica Bauermeister’s The Lost Art of Mixing |
January 27, 2013
I made a mistake when I picked up The School of Essential Ingredients. Don’t make the same mistake. Take the time to immerse yourself in that first bread more »
| How to start and run a book club |
January 17, 2013
Book clubs are a great way to socialize with others and share your interests with them.read more »
| FAQ’s on Authoring a Book: Writing, Publishing and Promoting – Part 1 | Most Liked |
December 20, 2012
The origin of Bozell Books and Managing New Author Expectations:
The Bozell Books division was started as a direct result of my own personal need. I had just published my first book: Is It Still Murder Even If She Was A Bitch?, and I hadn’read more »
| The next big thing blog hop |
December 17, 2012
If you follow the blog hop long enough, you’re bound to find some books you’ll love! Maybe you’ll even discover a book that ends up being the next big thing.read more »
| erotica |
November 24, 2012
Erotic fiction?
Books that help with arousal?
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| Of Fact and Fiction |
October 30, 2012
My latest book, The Love of Divena, is fiction set in fact. On my first trip to India, I met a couple I’ll call Ajit and Jaya. Both came from the lowest rung of India’s social ladder—Dalits. Outcastes formerly known as Untouchableread more »
| Hands-free vibrators for women |
October 16, 2012
If you’re looking at pictures or enjoying a little erotic fiction and trying to enjoy vibrators for women at the same time, you’re a pretty busy gal.read more »
| Interview w. Award-Winning Writer, Racelle Rosett: Dying, Living and Laughing with Cancer |
October 05, 2012
The truth is having had cancer in some way informs everything you do, from the smallest blueberry that you eat with the hopes that its antioxidants will tip the scales in your favor, to the relationships you have and don’t have. Everything is rread more »
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February 04, 2013
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