Rowling’s problematic behavior is nothing new. People are executing a lot of mental gymnastics to find ways to enjoy her work without patronizing the problematic human being. Unfortunately, they are going to fail because her work is problematic and has been…ALL ALONG!

"Tender Is the Flesh” is not your average meat-less propaganda. It’s normalcy in the face of questionable transitions offers deep challenges, yet it is so well written and compelling that you have to see the end.

Knowing your audience is one of the first things they teach when it comes to selling anything. For me that was the easiest answer I could come up with.

I said what I said…

Here I give my opinion of Queen Charlotte, the Bridgerton Series as a whole, and my overall perception of Shonda Rhimes and her body of work.

Check out my review of my night with the Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy. I had such a good time and even got a little tipsy.

The latest gripe against romance novelists is the use of illustrated covers, which could be a lure to children that read chapter books. Check out my thoughts on the topic.

Is “separating the art from the artist” actually a good thing? Take a trip with me while I wrestle with my convictions.

So…I read this book. I will admit that the title and the cover ensnared me, but something else kept me reading. Hopefully, we can figure out what it was together.

I’m very excited to share my first experience attending Virtuous Con. I am already ready for the next event!!

Finally a review of a book I have been wanting to talk about unencumbered for over a year. Are we finally ready to have these conversations? Maybe…maybe not…

Writing book reviews is not something to be taken lightly. As a writer that has received some opinions in person and online, it is harder for me to review someone else’s books when I know what it’s like. With that being said, I have a few stipulations.

After sharing how I feel about the comparison of romance to porn (spoiler alert: No), I thought it would be cool to share some of my favorite steamy romance authors. Enjoy!!!

There was a time when DEI was the major push everywhere! Now, there is this push for additional letters as if we’ve accomplished the first three. <eye roll> Anyway, while I believe the concept is important, the approach is highly flawed. Here is why I will never do a DEI talk.

A conversation that frequently floats to the top of the conversation among romance readers and writers. “Are we consuming or writing pornographic material?” While most people don’t necessarily voice it that way <smirks>, in general that is the heart of the conversation. Here is my input on the subject.

Settle in for a long one. This is my breakdown and analysis of the movie, “The Menu,” staring Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy. Come join me in the weeds of some subtext and hidden gems.