Researching Settings in WATCH POINT gay Navy SEAL romance
There are only two main settings in WATCH POINT, my gay Navy SEAL romance. One is the mansion of the billionaire Aiden Milford where he lives with his son Chase...
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But how much research do you need for a Navy SEAL romance?
A writing buddy of mine asked, after I’d read my fifth or sixth book on the subject, “But how much research do you need to do to write a Navy SEAL r...
Romance hero picspam: Eric the Navy SEAL in WATCH POINT
Watch Point is my gay Navy SEAL abduction romance, which is in Riptide’s holiday charity bundle right now. The book can be bought singly or as part of Rip...
The #RWA17 Workshop on Creating Ensemble Casts
I’m at the RWA national conference in Orlando right now, where there’s always something more to think about, learn, or analyze about writing or roma...
Live at #RT17 – Mark Coker @Smashwords Ten Trends Shaping Authorship
I’m at RT Booklovers this week, which is one of the largest reader/writer conferences out there. RT started life as “Romantic Times” but it no...
The #RT17 BDSM panel wrapup and handouts
Thanks everyone who attended the panel at RT Booklovers in Atlanta on BDSM: What’s Next for BDSM Romance? If you need the handout, you can grab the PDF fr...
Art Within Context and Why “Universal” is Literary Code for “White/Mainstream”
I went down a bit of a rabbit hole yesterday when I dug into — don’t laugh — my archive of grad school poetry. Well, okay, laugh. I was so chi...
Writing Advice: Paranormal Romance with Heather Graham, Nalini Singh, and Rebecca Zanetti
I went to the massive Romance Writers of America national conference this past week and one of the best things about this conference is that so many of the top ...
In the wake of Orlando: fans of Daron and DGC please help
I’ve been exchanging messages with a lot of fans of Daron’s Guitar Chronicles this week. Two different gun incidents happened in Orlando the same we...
Help choose the cover of the next Daron’s Guitar Chronicles ebook -CLOSED
Well, folks, I’ve been poking around at this cover long enough that I really can’t tell which one is the best. I’ve already put the book up fo...