by guest blogger Maya Rodale, writer of historical tales of true love and adventure
At the age of--well, never mind that--I have gone back to school....
by guest blogger Maya Rodale, writer of historical tales of true love and adventure
The dog made me do it. Every morning at precisely 6 a.m.--on the d...
It was a battle cry. A declaration of war from authors to traditional publishers if they didn't get with the program and do what the authors want... more marketing, a bigger cut of the profits.
Romance writers are supportive of each other. They are the Sisterhood of the Traveling Laptops, quick to lend a hand or writing tip to an up-and-coming author. They jump at the chance to encourage their colleagues. They are also fans.
While "No-Sex" and "Romance" might seem incongruent, especially given those bodice-ripper covers we've come to know so well, Edenbrooke has proven itself to be a winner right out of the gate, receiving a coveted starred review from Publisher's Weekly.
So go ahead. If you're still feeling a little embarrassed, download a romance onto your e-reader. Aside from your blushing, you might discover a passion for a whole new genre. As it turns out, smart women read romance, too.
Excerpted from It's My Pleasure, a book by Maria and Maya Rodale
Women should be seen and not heard. John Adams once laughed at his wife Abigail imp...