Kimberly Gardner

I have this friend, she’ll know who she is, who flexes her creative muscle by posting a piece of flash fiction on her blog every Friday.

The flashes are short, no more than 750 words, on a variety of subjects and genres and seem to bring a lot of traffic to her blog.

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Today I’m blogging over at FWF on the importance of the final, HEA sex scene in romance fiction. And I’d love to hear what my readers think. So please stop by and add your voice to the discussion.

http://www.fictionwithfriction.com/2008/02/24/snowday-reading-or-what-i-learned-this-week/

Whenever I begin working on a new story it’s with a mix of excitement and trepidation. The excitement comes from the knowledge that I’m beginning a new journey with a whole new set of traveling companions and there’s quite a lot of mystery associated with that.

The trepidation comes from my fear that I might not finish that journey. Continue Reading »

On this blog I don’t often talk about the books I read. But sometimes I encounter a book that begs for discussion.

Nikolai by Angelia Sparrow is such a book. Continue Reading »

Today I’m blogging over at Fiction With Friction. So come by and leave me a comment.

http://www.fictionwithfriction.com/2008/02/17/was-it-good-for-you/#more-278

The boys from my new story, Sugar in the Raw, are playing nice, giving it up for me, and I’ve already got nearly 2,500 words done on the MS. Yay!

So in lieu of a real post–because I’m afraid to stop the flow–I’m going to share a link to a cool, and very helpful, site for building fantasy worlds. Continue Reading »

I blogged the other day about the new story I’m working on and gave a little peek at one of my heroes. That same day I began writing the opening scene of the story, that all important First Meet.

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This week I’m starting a new project. It’s a story for an anthology to be released later this year, and until a few days ago I had no clue what I was going to write about.

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I am perhaps the most name impaired person on the face of the earth. Luckily, all but one of my pets already had a name when I adopted them. Also lucky that I never had to name a child. The poor kid would be going to high school before I had decided on the exactly right name for him. Lol! Continue Reading »

I just got my first review for the Ties That Bind anthology, and it’s a good one. WooHoo! Here’s the link to the Literary Nymphs’ blog.

http://literarynymphsreviewsonly.blogspot.com/2008/02/ties-that-bind.html