Part 1 can be found here. Part 3 can be found here. A.J.: I have not gone to PRIDE (yet), mostly because of wondering if I belong in that space due to not figuring myself out until I was older. Many of the LGBTQIA people I personally am acquainted with have known most of their… Continue reading Listen to Your Elders – Pt. 2

Part 2 can be found here. Part 3 can be found here. If you follow me on Twitter, you know that earlier this month I asked members of the LGBTQIA community who are over 40-years-old to answer 10 interview questions. The response was...incredible. In my opinion, older members of the LGBTQIA community are not seen… Continue reading Listen to Your Elders – Pt. 1

This isn't the most profound or revolutionary advice--what I have to offer today--but let's talk about universal links. Recently, an author friend and I were talking about promos on social media, and I mentioned that a universal link is always important in every. single. post. It seems so simple--like everyone would just know this, right?… Continue reading Universal Links

Today, I decided to take the easy way out of writing a blog post. This last week, I've shared the book trailers for 3 upcoming books in 2022 on Twitter. For those of you who don't have Twitter, or just don't follow me, I'm sharing them here today, along with any blurbs/information I can share… Continue reading Coming Soon

I can be happily walking my dog. Taking a shower. Eating breakfast. Watching a movie. Riding in the car with my husband. In the middle of a damn REM cycle. And the voice comes. "What if...," It says as an opening. The voice is a book trying to push its way through the birth canal… Continue reading Birth

Some people may say today is the first day of June; I say it's the first day of PRIDE! Lately, there has been a lot of discourse about PRIDE, how the community treats its members internally, how PRIDE should and should not operate, and lots of other spats I just don't find very productive right… Continue reading PRIDE