Just like every girl, I too had dreamt of my perfect wedding. However, unlike most girls I did not go on a diet before my wedding. Always a 5’ 5” 120 pounds girl, diets and weight management was never my passion. What was my passion was food! Burgers, pasta, pizza, turkey sandwiches, wings, desserts, cheese,…
Lately I’ve been thoroughly enjoying the Walsh Series by Kate Canterbary. Seriously, I devoured the entire series in just over a week and wrote to the author to tell her how much I loved them, which should tell you something. I award 5 stars very rarely and it’s even more rare for me to get…
Today on the blog we’re joined by author Ines Johnson. Living outside Washington DC, Ines says she writes books for strong women who suck at love. I caught up with her to ask a few questions! 1. What does the term “Diverse Books” mean to you? At the recent RWA convention, I struggled to compare…
I’m so pleased to be introducing you to author D. M. Miller, who is a new friend of mine. Her debut novel, The Religion of the Heart was published last month (July) and we wish her every success on her publishing journey! She wrote us a guest post that offers an unique perspective on the…
Today is a special day on the blog for me because, as part of Diverse Books Month, I’m welcoming my very dear friend David Spooner to the blog to answer a few questions and speak about how writing has affected his life. David is part of my writing group, which formed during NaNoWriMo in 2014,…
Heather Massey is an author and also curator of The Galaxy Express. I’m not going to lie; when I first had Heather’s email about taking part this month I found myself a little intimidated! She’s active in the diversity and science fiction communities and I think she gives her list of accolades far better than…
We’re absolutely delighted to welcome Alex Powell to the blog today as part of Diverse Books Month. Alex is a Canadian author, living in Vancouver, who writes for Less Than Three Press, writing mostly Sci-Fi and Fantasy although they love writing cross-genre work. Alex identifies as pansexual and gender fluid and this is reflected in…
Today I’m delighted to introduce you to Lise MacTague as part of Diverse Books Month. Lise lives in Wisconsin and writes across several genres, including Sci-fi. She writes for a lesbian audience and her debut novel, Depths of Blue, was published by Bella Books in April 2015. She’s a clear and refreshing voice on the…
Today on the blog we have author and blogger Allyn Lesley. It’s a great pleasure to have her join us today, so please give her a warm welcome! 1. What does the term “Diverse Books” mean to you? To me, diverse books are where there are main and secondary characters of different race and ethnicities,…
Today, as part of Diverse Books Month, I’m delighted to welcome author P. J. Dean to the blog. P. J. is an outspoken proponent of diversity in the literary world and an author of inter-racial romance, so it’s a delight to welcome her to speak to us about diversity. In lieu of the interview format,…
Rivka and Ivory 