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Osiyo,                                             

  
When I read books by someone else I think “I can write this”, and I feel my well of creativity fill with excitement and ideas. Then, there’s that occasional book that makes me feel like I’m totally wasting my time. Ms. Nora does that to me, but I know I am nowhere near her league yet. Being published is sort of a requirement to even get close to her! But there are others who are new to this game and I can read from them and just know they will go so far. These are the authors I aspire to match one day. Those who were just published since I became a serious writer are my true inspiration because they are the ones I relate most to now. They are friends who are completely comfortable in their own talent that they have no qualms with giving advice to a beginner. 
We are not their competition, we are co-workers striving for the ultimate goal: Success in our individual abilities to tell not just good stories, but great stories.

It is to these wonderful people that I want to say: Thank you.
I value these writers and their opinions and hope to repay them for their generosity. 

I am considering a monthly book review and, hopefully, in time I will have the opportunity to have guest blogs from some of them.

So, what I need from ya’ll out there is names, titles, suggestions. What have you read, and by whom that struck your fancy? 
Why? 
Was it a good book, one you couldn’t put down before that very last page? 
No? 
Why or why not? 
Who is your favorite author and why? 

What would YOU like to know about the art and the artists?
I’m open to any and all suggestions at this point as I begin the building stage of this quest to help ya’ll: 

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About Calisa Rhose

I'm a mother of three daughters and wife to a wonderful man of 35+ years. I'm also an avid seamstress, polymer clay artisan and die-hard crafter, always coming up with things to make with, and for, my six granddaughters and two grandsons. Check out my craft site https://lisasfancifulallure.wordpress.com/ when you have a moment. I'm also a small online business owner of Okie fLips on Etsy and Poshmark (eBay/Merkari coming soon), https://www.etsy.com/people/cmselfridge and https://poshmark.com/closet/okieflips I'm a published author of sensual romance. I write about stubborn men and women who don't take no for an answer, and there's always that golden HEA. Cowboys and first responders are my favorite contemporary heroes to write about. My light paranormal heroes are strong men ready to protect their women--not that they need protecting, since they are capable of caring for themselves.

Posted on 01/03/2010, in Uncategorized. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.

  1. >Thank you DD. I try to do that and sometimes 'life' gets in the way and gets blogged about. hehe I usually try to find a way to merge that with writing so it stays on topic to some extent.Thank you.

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  2. >In addition to interviews and reviews, just reading about what you learn along the way, what struggles you face day to day, things that get in the way of your writing, or even things that inspire a story would be wonderful to read about.

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