Authors can write anywhere, anyhow, on anything…with anything. BUT…
Keeping your writing organised and coherent, that’s another thing entirely. A writer’s continuity is as good as their organisation.
Dick, of Teddy Pig notoriety is show casing screencaps of authors Scrivener screens (here’s mine). It’s quite interesting to see just how each author utilizes this absolutely amazing piece of software. Check out Teddy Pig’s blog and see for yourself.
Hmm, that doesn’t same quite the same as My Booky-wook does it?
My poor abandoned blog.
It’s not been intentional, but I’ve not had much to report. And so, things have stayed pretty static.
My existing books are fairly much universally available now though! That’s a small change from March – Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Sony, ARe, iBookstore, Fictionwise and even a couple at Borders.
I have to say, I’m starting to see the power of the all mighty Amazon. So nice to see a new group of people enjoying my stories – thank YOU, Kindle users!
On the personal front, it seems we’ve finally figured out some of my tiredness issues… apparently through the roof blood sugar levels will do that to a girl. I commented to my husband I’ve stuck myself with needles more times in the last 2months now than I have in 25 years of sewing. That just doesn’t seem right somehow 
Joyfully Reviewed by Jo
Confirmed lovers seek to find the “something” that will satisfy needs. His Intimate Submission continues Lucy and Jason’s story from Curious Intimacies. Jason and Lucy have no secrets with their sexual relationship, just understanding of the needs and what pleases each other. But when Jason reveals his latest need, Lucy finds a way to give it to him while still pleasing herself. I truly love the honest and openness of Jason and Lucy’s relationship and the fact they work to make it stronger. Their erotic discovery is both sensual and loving, even while trying to figure out the mechanics of this new loving. I really enjoyed the fact that Shane makes a couple of appearances. His Intimate Submission is sensual eroticism at its best with that sense of discovery.
And from RomanceReader at Seriously Reviewed:
Um, yeah, I want—want Jason, want Lucy, still want Shane. Okay I don’t want the enema but Jason loved it and this book is all about him. I absolutely adored Lucy and the lengths she was willing to go to in order to please Jason. Lucy crossed a few lines that initially made her uncomfortable. In doing so she understands that pleasing her man is incredibly erotic and damn is it ever erotic. In this story you get a very palatable taste of Fem Dom. Ms. Douglas brilliantly reveals the strength and promise of pleasure in submission. While some aspects aren’t typical in any book, including erotica, Ms. Douglas is still tasteful in her descriptions of bodily functions and enemas. Should they be in every book, egads no. but in this case, the elements just worked. As for the love and devotion of Jason and Lucy, they are the characters love stories are made of.
Heck, it’s nearly April!
So where have I been? Working the day job, being sick, working the day job and being sick some more… seriously, I’m so over being ill in some manner or form.
First it was a doozy of a cold – which I’d half expected with the whole going back to work thing and exposing myself to all those extra germies – then just as I got that sorted the trees started dropping pollen. Now I’m not sure if it’s just a Florida thing, or maybe a very lower southern states thing, but holy-high-pollen-count-Batman! Everything, and I mean everything, gets coated in a thick layer of fluorescent yellow gack. That yellow gack is pollen, and this year oh-lordy-me did my body decide to have a field day with it. I seriously considered nose removal surgery. Adding into all of that I’ve been having some major tooth/jaw problems – like migraine-put-me-in-a-dark-room-and-let-me-scream problems.
The tooth problems *crossfingers* are the only lingering issue at the moment. And even those I think are on the mend. YAY!
Is it April yet? ‘Cause I’m really quite done with March!
Many of you have been emailing asking after Huntingdawn 3. After the washout writing-wise that was ’09, these little emails – even if they are as short as ‘when’s the next one?’ totally, and I mean totally make my day. As a reader I know what it’s like when there is a big gap in a series you like, so I just want to say thankyou for putting up with this slow-arsed writer who is finally getting her act together. I won’t give a timeline (mainly because I do hope to break it) but the 3rd book is being actively worked on, with some thoughts for a story a little outside the main prophecy storyline for a certain pesky jaguar cousin.
Oh and if you hadn’t seen earlier posts Dave (from the Diner) and a new girl to town Betty are the main couple in the next story.
