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The Carnival Wing of the Perilously Fun Fiction Fortress
Step inside the Carnival Wing of the Perilously Fun Fiction Fortress and discover Pauline Baird Jones’s Big Uneasy mystery series set in New Orleans.
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The Perilously Fun Fiction Fortress
What does my fictional world look like to readers?
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Why Is It So Hard to Start, Finish, and Start Again?
Understanding the Creative Cycle The Creative Cycle at a Glance If you have ever stared at a blank page, a new business idea, a fitness plan, or a half-finished project and thought, “Why is this so hard?” you are not alone. Starting is exciting. The middle feels endless. Finishing is exhausting. And sometimes, after finishing,…
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Why I Wrote Echoes Beneath: A Project Enterprise Story
Do you like to know what went on behind the scenes of a story? As a long time reader, I’ve always been curious about how an author came up with an idea, or “met” the characters, or why they chose to tell a story that way. That’s why I make a point of doing a…
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Do Romance Novels Have to Be Explicit?
Not all romance novels are explicit. Discover the difference between sweet, moderate, and steamy romance and how to choose books you will love.
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Time Is Broken, But The Books Are Still Coming
It is somehow already more than halfway through January, which clearly explains how 2025 went by so fast. Clearly, time is speeding up. We cannot see it happening, because clocks are speeding up too. That is just science. Possibly questionable science, but science nonetheless. I will admit my data is entirely anecdotal. Still, I know…
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20 Romantic Science Fiction Authors You Don’t Want to Miss 🚀❤️
one’s all about saving galaxies, the other’s about saving hearts—but put them together and you get some of the best storytelling out there.
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🚀 Back in Space, Lost in NOLA, and a Cyborg Named Tim
New releases and book news!
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💋 Where It All Began: The Spy Who Kissed Me
Before there were galaxy-hopping space rogues, time-twisting gadgets, or heroines who could disarm a villain with a well-aimed quip…There was one woman.One sunroof.And one very confused spy with a bullet wound and killer baby blues. The Spy Who Kissed Me was my very first novel. 🥹 I didn’t set out to launch a writing career.…
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A New Website Design!
I’d be interested in your impressions of the new design and/or share what you love to read.