Why I Write Science Fiction Romance by Jessica E. Subject Science Fiction Romance brings together two generally opposite genres, one based on facts, even in speculation, and the other based purely on feelings, attraction. I admit that growing up, I didn’t read a lot...
Guest Blog: Martha McKinley
The Ever-Amazing Creative Process by Martha McKinley People are frequently amazed at just how an idea comes to someone for a piece of art or a short story. Over the years, I have found that there is an interesting tale to tell about the origins of many a person’s...
Guest Blog: Lia Davis
The Naughty Side Hi! *waves to everyone* Thanks for following my VBT for Ravished Before Sunrise. RBS is my first erotic paranormal. In fact when I started pursuing a writing career, I never consider writing erotic of any kind. I wasn’t even reading it. Mostly because...
Guest Blog: Marie Treanor
Sexy… and Dead? By Marie Treanor For some reason, vampires and erotica go together like chocolate and ice cream. Don’t ask me why. Actually, do ask me why! Because I have several ideas. First of all, although vampires do suffer the disadvantage of being dead, the edge...
Guest Blog: Alexandra Stewart
When I began work on my debut novel, "The Last of His Kind," I wanted to see if it was possible to push the boundaries of the romance genre in a small way, playing a bit, perhaps, with readers' expectations, while still staying true to what I felt to be the roots of...
Guest Blog: Zee Monodee
Hullo everyone! Such a joy to be here today – thanks for hosting the VBT for my 1NightStand release, Once Upon A Stormy Night. Since you guys are a UK-based blog, I’ll take the off chance that you’ve heard of Mauritius, where I’m from, and where this story takes...
