Because it’s Friday, and I think you should have something to help the day go by (and bring on the weekend faster), I’m posting up this short clip of the hilarious Carla Renata reading “Expired” from “My Letter to Fear: Essays on Life, Love and the Search for Prince Charming.” I didn’t know Carla before
This week is already off to a pretty great start! First, I did an interview with April Goodjohn for Susie Beaty Green Books. You might remember her name because I reviewed her book, Circle the Date. April has posted the first part of an interview she did with me about sex, love, soulmates and the power of
Update #2: The earth moved today for two reasons: 1) there was an earthquake and 2) two new retailers are selling my book! Let’s welcome iTunes and Diesel! iTunes Diesel Update #1: More retailers are carrying “My Letter to Fear: Essays on Life, Love and the Search for Prince Charming” each day! The print version
The earth moved today for two reasons: 1) there was an earthquake and 2) two new retailers are selling my book! Let’s welcome iTunes and Diesel! iTunes Diesel Update #1: More retailers are carrying “My Letter to Fear: Essays on Life, Love and the Search for Prince Charming” each day! The print version of the
This week has been another busy one for me. My book came out, and I did quite a bit of travel freelance work. So, if you were on the go, like I was, here is what you missed: Dating in LA and Other Urban Myths Interview for Squidoo Author Series How You Can Buy
So, the big day has arrived. While Amazon gave a sneak to people, today is the official release date of “My Letter to Fear: Essays on life, love and the search for Prince Charming.” Every author hopes that their book finds an audience. I certainly do. But more than just readers, I’m hoping that
If you are a long-time reader, you know that I have been working on a series of essays based on true stories—both mine and from a number of different women. What started out as a small project of about 20 perspective pieces swelled to 60 different essays on life, love and the search for Prince
I recently finished reading a novel by Jancee Dunn called “Don’t You Forget About Me.” If you are a child of the 80s, you probably sang that title. And in many ways, the book is all about the 80s—the songs, the products, the hairspray. But it’s also very much about memory and perception, and