So I’m back in LA after spending the last two weeks in New York. There was a side trip to Boston, too, to see my bestest friend. She’s in school right now, which meant four nights of restless sleep on industrial-grade college carpeting. On my last day, a Zen-like bolt behind the blue: dorm floor does not good back support make. My muscles wept all the way home on the
Just over a week ago, my sister got a library card after going without one for over a decade. We went to the central branch of the LA Public Library. She was writing a paper at the time, and needed a particular play, and it was only available at the central branch. So off to downtown we went. Do any of you know what parking in LA is like? It’s
That, kids, is the cover of A Devilish Dilemma one of the best romance novels in existence (shut your mouth good romance novels do exist, okay?). But what do YOU, the kind soul reading this post, and a virtually unknown Regency romance novel from the late nineties have in common? Adequacy. Which is the subject of today’s post. [Also, let me just say that I know I haven’t really be posting lately. I’m
So I’m spending the day at home, with Cyd Charisse (my netbook), the newspaper, and my manuscript to keep me company. In a moment of procrastination that started about two hours ago, I checked my Twitter feed. You will not guess what I found. Basically, Sarah Ockler, one of my favorite writers EVER EVER EVER (and no, I’m not kissing ass here, kids. She’s brilliant. Almost every sentence in Twenty
I’m busy packing for New York (haha no I’m not, I’m writing a blog post). I’m leaving tomorrow for a three-week trip. I have a three-hour layover in St. Louis–or Chicago, I don’t remember. (The fact that I don’t remember should be a red flag. Surprisingly, it is not.) I will probably write another blog post while in St. Louis/Chicago for three hours tomorrow. I should be packing, but instead
