I'm very excited to announce I have a new interview is up at a cool new UK website called "Rude Words: For Readers and Writers of Erotic Fiction." You might think that I've done so many interviews, I have nothing new to say, but in fact, I actually covered some virgin ground in this interview, or maybe I'm just becoming more comfortable with myself and what erotica means to me? The real thrill is that I got to 'fess up about my big crush on Eddie Izzard, so if you're out there, Eddie, I've got a copy of my novel, Amorous Woman, with your name on it!
If you're so inspired, please stop by and leave a comment. If you're an erotica writer, you can be interviewed, too, so check out their author's page. I'd love to have you join me on the author's list!
9 comments:
gorgeous pic! how've you been? I didn't get to the Bay area for spring break, obviously. my daughter and grandson are coming here instead.
miss you!
Eddie Izzard is completely divine. I loved your piece of advice - have taken it to heart accordingly :).
Heya MA,
Well, I know there will be another visit here, so save me a coffee date! And have a great time with your daughter and ever-growing grandson!
Justine, you have great taste in men! And I'll tell you "it's just for me, it's just for fun" is incredibly simple (possibly selfish, too, bad girl!) but so liberating. I'm in a place where I need that, lol.
Left you a comment. Great interview.
I'm very jealous of your legs.
Thank you so much, Julia. I do appreciate it (and understand the necessity for a pseudonym, I'm a special case). I'm sure I'm jealous of some part of your body, too ;-). Care to share your chief charm?
Well, I've always wanted Cyd Charisse's legs, but instead I got my grandmother's strong, muscular, hard working, can walk across the Great Plains, Native American legs.
I guess I'm quite fond of my waist and small boobs - don't have to worry about them much! They are never in my way!
Strong and muscular are good things for legs to be! As for boobs, small is definitely best ;-).
That brilliant "wandering hand" metaphor is really going to stick with me. Let's hear it for wanderhanderlust!
Yeah, Jeremy, that wandering hand metaphor is pretty vivid for me, too--makes me kind of squirmy. Why the hell did I wait so long anyway, lol? Let's definitely raise our glasses of Malbec to wanderhanderlust!
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