Outing K.b. Cutter
Thank you for inviting back to Romance with SASS! To say I am thrilled to be here is quite the understatement. –skin pebbles as I type-
Summer Heat has been in release since July 2010. It's proven to be something of an unexpected success, especially on Amazon Kindle, superseding my wildest expectations. I was quite pleased when Noble Romance put out a call for the Love, Revisited anthology. Kate and Madison were such a joy to write and it was quite liberating once again to buck conventional romance standards with these two fiery, spirited women.
Killing Apathy is dark stuff, to put it mildly. It straddles a number of thematic elements, a mélange of horror, satire, and BDSM eroticism. I love the word mélange. I so rarely get to use it in a sentence. Get a copy.
I'm drawn to the dark side of humanity because I experience it on a regular basis. I've been a police officer for 23 years, slogging it out on the front lines of urban warfare for my entire adult life. While I can divorce myself from the sights and sounds of the job, its grim presence stays with me, lurking beneath the surface. We all have a dark side, and most of us successfully suppress it on a subconscious level, but I find it’s cathartic to dip my toes into that emotional black pool and stir the waters. See what bubbles to the surface.
What inspires you and what shuts you down as a writer?
When people read something by K.B. Cutter, what do you want them to remember about your style, your abilities?
I want the readers to feel, taste and smell my words, immerse their senses in each sentence. I would hope that my style creates a vivid portrait of the characters in their mind. Plot is secondary. The real drive, emotional energy comes from the people who populate the story. I enjoy delving into my character's inner thoughts, turmoil and conflict. I hope that passion resonated with readers.
Describe your idea of romance in novels.
Hmm. My idea of romance in novels is quite different. First off and here is the BIG revelation-I'm male. And flamingly heterosexual. So romance readers may say, "Oh, great, a guy, huh? Slam, bam thank you ma'am" is his idea of romance. Now, while I cannot discount the visceral attraction of that statement, for me romance is an abstraction. It's not all about absurdly well-endowed, obsessive Alpha males and plucky, flawed heroines. Sure, that stuff comes into play, however, its' about establishing a connection not based on the obvious. I want the romance to be natural, even conflicted, on a thoroughly believable level. I don't want the obvious to dominate; the subtle nuanced tension is much more attractive.
What's on your calendar for romance readers this year?
I have dark short, Sins of the Sparrow, coming soon from Black Label Books. They also published Killing Apathy. It's a tale that demonstrates nothing is what it appears to be and love can be both redemptive and a curse.
I have quite an ambitious WIP entitled Darker Side of Heaven- my first novel length work. It's a dark, erotic tale of the coming conflict between the agents of Light and Darkness. Where humans, Fallen Angels, Vampires, and slayers of the Wicked live and die, love and despair, all in the shadow of looming Armageddon. I push the envelope of standard romance conventions with my characters and plot in Darker Side of Heaven. The action occurs in places not often found in the usual romance story. Nor is everything clearly black and white. I've imbued my pieces with a delight shade of gray. I've included a deliciously dark excerpt for your readers' pleasure!
If you could describe yourself as a pair of shoes, what would they be like?
Well…on Saturday nights I'm a pair of Fuck- Me stiletto pumps.
Mondays I'm a weathered pair of boat shoes. -toothy grin- I'd say I'm a comfortable, sturdy and goes with anything kind of foot wear!
What's your favorite escape?
Thank you Margie for hosting me. Your generosity is unrivaled.
You're such a flaming suck-up, too, K.b. Tell everyone about the great prizes.
I'm offering a fabulous prizes! One set of Summer Heat and Love, Revisited: Madison and Kate and a T-shirt with the logo cover art from my latest release. 2nd and 3rd place prizes are logo t-shirts, just in time for the warm weather! The shirts are XL and there is no option to change that so you hafta deal. LOL
All ya hafta do is answer the following question: What do you think of a flaming het male writing lesbian fiction? Don't forget your email address!
Summer Heat Blurb:
Summer: Brilliant blue sky, pristine sandy beach, the tang of brine wafting through the air. Hard bodies splashing in the surf. Cool drinks in frosted glasses, what more could one want? For Madison and Kate, two intimately close friends, it is Paradise.Madison left her troubles behind on the mainland, so why was she still plagued by them? Why couldn’t she be more like Kate, uninhibited, sexually confident? This was supposed to be a relaxing beach getaway, so why wasn’t it?
Madison didn’t have the answers; distracted by her pending divorce, angst over her own sexuality and Kate’s body and scorching libido, how could she think straight? Coupled with a chance encounter with a local Surfer Boy, sexually charged erotic fantasy collides with reality.
And as the sun heats up the beach, the passion between Kate and Madison grows twice as hot. Get your copy.
Thematic elements: F/M/F and F/F
Blurb: Love, Revisited-Madison and Kate from Summer Heat
Summer heat cools as blue sky fades to gray under the glare of Winters' chill. For Madison, attending her father's funeral in the cold, unforgiving landscape of rural upstate New York, it is the last place she thought she would encounter an ex-flame, reigniting a once dormant passion. Madison soon learns the brutal truth behind the adage you can never go home. She yearns for the strength and touch of her lover, Kate, who is snowbound miles away.
Can she suppress the growing desire for her ex-lover? Will Kate fully commit to their relationship?
Is it possible to have a Love, Revisited? Get your copy.
Thematic elements: M/F and F/F
Find K.B.: K.b. Cutter's website
WAIT! Don't leave yet! 
I'm giving away an autographed poster of WET to one new subscriber. And if I get a bunch of you, I could give away other covers!
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HAHAHA, loved the blog today, especially where you say you are a pair of fuck me stilettos on a Saturday night! That pic of the Catskills is AMAZING! I so have to go there now. My first impression of a heterosexual guy writing lesbian romance was *hmmm, every guys dream* haha. I'm off to your website to prove myself wrong. I hope you have great success with Killing Apathy!
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I wonder what he'd do if you gave him a pair of those, Val? I'm going to scour the Salvation Army and see what I can scrounge up. I wear a tiara...KB is entitled to heels. LOL Thanks for coming by. You're always a blast.
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Thanks for stopping by Val. Hey, WHO doesn't want to strut around in a pair of sexy pumps, huh?
I love the area where I have my little mountain retreat. Rural, bucolic, unspoiled. I'm most blessed.
I kept my gender under-wraps for fear it would turn female readers off, especially the genre I chose. However, given the success of Summer Heat, I think readers will be surprised that a het guy can pull off a lesbian romance.
I have some free reads at my website, hope you enjoy them. Have a snippet of a WIP there you might enjoy.
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So KB your saying you no longer have to tuck anymore and are letting thing swing
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OMG! I...so not touching that one
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Hey, Margie, I'm up, I'm up. Ran out to get bagels and coffee. Half the town was in the bagel shop. Guess everyone had the same idea.
Hi Amara, glad you stopped by!
I wanted to challenge myself as a writer. I've always been drawn to the dark, gritty, noir- esque narrative voice and I figured, what the hell, let me try something COMPLETELY different.
Thank ya Margie, you are sOOO good for me ego!
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I still want to see you dance tonight.
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Can't say I blame you. You're only human.
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Hiss...*Puts a tick in the Kb column and goes for more coffee.*
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Stop. You love me.
BY-the-BY for any folks interested, I updated my Website. Gave the Home page a make over. Sexy and dark. I hope...techno skills not so great. Also, added Snippets from my WIP-Darker Side of Heaven. Some third person omniscient narrative in first bit. Fixing that later on. Added second tidbit-plus some HOT pics. Take a gander.
KB Cutter's Website
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Yes she is only human AND we humans do require a good laugh
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So you two can dance together?
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I've never doubled up on a pole...in bed...
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Kb! Where the hell are ya! I need some help over here!
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He is busy putting lineament on his hip. The old boy ain't quite what he use to be
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*face palm* I gotta write with him...so you carry on. Please! I'm having a lot of fun!
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Yeah I am curious to see if KB has rhythm
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LOL, love the shoes! Gotta say, I'm with Val, my first impression was along the lines of every guys dream too. lol.
Great interview!
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He does it quite capably and I'm sure he'll be by soon - once he drags his sorry butt out of bed...to tell you.
Thanks, Amara!
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Hi Amara! I posted to you, but got lost in cyber shuffle. I'm sorry!
Shoes make the man...
I think.....
I know its hard to digest a supah het guy writing F/F romance. But if you believe in your characters and your voice is genuine, then I think it works well in the end.
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I say if woman can write m/m why can't a male write f/f! To each their own lol. I have to admit I don't read a lot of f/f but this sounds good!
~~*Drea*~~
dreabecraft@aol.com
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I have read both books, Drea...they are. Expect some unconventional plot twists too.
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Hiya Drea! So pleased you stopped by, thanks.
Indeed, my sentiments exactly. Gender of the writer is irrelevant if his/her narrative voice is compelling enough!
I Actually, my two books feature quite a bit of bi-sexual interaction.
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To me authors that write outside their gender or race sometimes are able to touch upon an aspect that is lost to those of us living it. They are (sometimes) just able to think outside that box
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We'd better be able to do that...cuz inside the box is kinda boring a lot of days.
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Well all I can think of is when James Patterson wrote Alex Cross and everyone swore he was a black man.
Just goes to show that no matter how advanced we get we still are chained by race, sex and sexual orientation. Cyberspace frees us to a degree, but still...
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Morning! Loved the interview, KB. It was quite a revelation that you are male. Most of the stories I've read from these sites are written by females. So, I figure why not. It'll be interesting seeing f/f fiction from an obviously different view. Both books sound great and Killing Apathy sounds intriguing. You mentioned developing the characters before the plot. I agree. Do you ever find that once they are established and given a mind of their own, that you follow their lead instead of them following your plotlines?
About your Saturday stilettos...my only question there is: what color?? LOL
Also, what other authors do you read and have they influenced your writing at all?
Thanks for the interview and keep writing!
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Good morning Cindy, thanks for taking the time to come here today.
I think my POV is laced with a bit more humor than the average f/f writer, but I'm not exclusive to that genre. I'm constantly testing myself. I actually have a short I plan to sub to Family Circle magazine!
The Summer Heat anthology was fun to write, with a touch of pathos in the latter story. And Killing Apathy is quite dark and twisted.
Yes, the characters always come first. And, they take the reigns once I get started, sometimes they go off the beaten path! Plot revolves around the characters, who shape and mold my world.
Oh, blood red stilettos, m'dear. My color dejour!
Wow, good question. Obviously, Margie Church, especially her Love Bites books. I dig Simon R. Green (Nightshade series) Jasper Fforde (Thursday Next books)Ed Lee (What a trip) and Richard Laymon (b-movie sensibility, but fun reads)
Thank you!!!
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*Pats K.b.'s head* I love that you're such a suck up. I know you enjoyed the Love Bites series. Smooch.
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He has embraced his feminine side and molested it
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But she liked it...a lot from what I hear...I mean he got a sequel out of it.
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Is it getting a little warm in here or is it just me?? LOL
Yeah. Red stilettos definitely work
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Uhm... what's wrong with a writer - male or female - writing their fantasies? As long as it's well written and a good read, why should it matter?
Why even assume a writer is writing their inner fantasies?
In addition to romance, I've penned a sadistic killer or six. Doesn't mean I'm attracted to killers.
Write what you want. Just do it well.
KB, thanks for your service as a cop.
Hi, Margie!
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*waves* Hi David!
K.b. can speak for himself but as a woman who just sold her first m/m romance, there's a level of expectation that you'll screw it up because you "don't know" how it feels to be in this kind of a relationship. To me, that means research. When I write het romances, I still don't know exactly what it's like to be the male partner but I must do a convincing job.
You really should invite K.b. to blog with you...Killing Apathy made me sleep with the lights on.
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Greeting KevaD! Thanks for taking the time to come by.
I agree with you, if the narrative voice of the author and characters/story are compelling, gender is/should be a non-issue.
Indeed. Killing Apathy is quite dark, actually disturbingly iconoclastic. Doesn't mean I'm driving around in a white Econoline van that has free candy spray painted on the side.
Thanks KevaD. I appreciate the sentiment.
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The pleasures of genders are I believe quite different. Women hug and kiss one another's cheek and think nothing of it sexually, while some men would never hug another man and certainly would not kiss their cheek. Even those observing this cheek kissing would be wondering what's up under the zipper! I'm betting their are far more women aroused by two women embrassing passion than there would be men or even women, for that matter, aroused by watching two men plunging toward one another's victory. Even more arousing would be lip dripping affection between two women while wear loose skirts and only come up for air for sharing one another's flavor. Me..........I'm just a student learning the art of pleasure ...enjoying each lesson!
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AAAAAAAH my eyes! I just can't get the image of KB in fuck me stiletto heels out of my mind. *giggles* Now throw in a pair of cuffs and a taser and I am just *giggle*.
Great interview guys. My side is hurting from laughing
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MOTS!!! And a pole dancer no less! Can't wait til sundown! Glad you came by...he has a Taser. I'll keep score.
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I actually have a pole in my bedroom. Got hook during strip-aerobics. I'm quite proficient on the pole myself
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This I have to see. *looks up airfare to MOTS house*
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I had one on my deck when I had my wooden pergola. You'd be surprised how many straight-laced people would play on the pole during parties. You get people that give you "that look" but after a few beers they are working it like a pro
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ROFL...I'd stay sober just to get photos.
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Nope EVERYONE drinks at my place. My special blend of mix drinks. Fav is named What's it called then after 2 it becomes I don't care pour me another
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I can sip, not guzzle.
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Had one on my deck when I had a wooden pergola. You'd be surprised at the number of straight-laced people that (after a few beers) worked that pole like a pro.
Like most everything else we all have our slut side
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I make it work, babe.
I can to that. No taser. Not yet. Job is afraid we'll shock each other nuts with it.
Thanks for coming Margie!
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LOL, we've had them for going on 6 years and have yet to have that happen. Now had a incident with an officer tasing his neighbors jack russell. Cost of working the night shift and trying to sleep through incessant yapping
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I'm a dog-lover, but *snicker*
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The homeowner (husband) asked if he could have one. He'd been wanting to do it for years. The wife didn't think it was so funny. My father has a jack russell and I know how incessant they can be, I didn't blame Shawn then and I don't blame him now although the dog owner probably could have used a taste too
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Hey Dwayne!
I'm with you on watching two women. I'm actually doing it right now and typing with one hand....
Whoa. Wrong website.
-ahem-
Sensuality is in the eye of the beholder. I know I mangled the quote, but it rings with truth. I for one can appreciate beauty, in any gender, but what gets me to granite is women.
The look, scent, flick of hair or curl full red lips over bared teeth in a seductive grin..yeah..fellas you can pucker up, but I'll take whats behind Curtain no 69.
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KB, I would love to set and shake my head in shock of the great sex reveal, but I already knew. Seeing the comments between you, Margie Hall and Margie Church on Facebook makes me think that you are a wonderfully open man, with great friends. As for you writing romance, why not. You understand what makes a woman shudder, wet and so much more. You can make the reader fall in love with the characters regardless if it is the 'normal' match up. Maybe more men need to read romance, they could learn a few things from you. Great interview as well, with the picture of the Catskills I am slightly envious my Rocky Mountains view doesn't seem that colorful right now, just really white.
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OOO, Angie! You speak like that to K.b., and you'll have a friend for life....you know how to work him!
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I might have to stalk her...
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...and that would so not be fun for you, oh salacious one?
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You mean he isn't stalking her already?
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Hi Angie.
Thank you. I need to keep you around for ego stroking. I'm purring right now and scratching my ear with my foot!
I'm very open, even in my RL relationship. Not quite traditional, and while I admire tradition, I'm not one for conventional labels or wisdom, for that matter!!!
We do have fun on FB, don't we?!!!
I adore women. Completely. Would rather be in their company than men, truth be told.
I try to make my characters compelling, no matter what the situation. Thank you!
-ding ding- School's in session for all you guys. Line up!
Wait.
Then I'll give away all my secrets into the female mind.
-Spring break-
Sorry, NOT that giving....
The mountains are shrugging off their winter coat. Soon, the foliage will be bright with Spring colors.
Still, the Rocky Mountain must be magnetically awe inspiring all snow capped, no?
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The Rockies are great. I want to write a paranormal story where the Hero is trapped in them and gets rescued by a female shifter.
I wouldn't worry to much about giving away your secrets on the female race though, most men I know could have the golden key to us, get smacked up the side of the head with all the answers and still be clueless. Not that I don't love them, but not the sharpest tool in the box all the time.
Wow, that sounds kind of bad, Okay not all guys are that way. Just the ones I know.
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One last quickie... and I'm out of here.
The perceived taboo of men greeting each other with a kiss is purely a geographic society thing.
In Eastern Europe, men who know each other kiss hello and goodbye on the lips.
Though I will admit the thought of my very odd Uncle Ralph and his rakish tongue makes me shudder - and not in a good way.
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Ah David? You mention "quickie" and you wanna leave? *pouts*
Seriously, customs are much more relaxed in Europe and in many parts of the world. American puritanical viewpoints make me crazy - because under that veneer lies a vibrant, healthy appetite for sex...as it should be IMO.
Kb?
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Quickies are delicious....
Preaching to the choir, Margie. I'm gotten flack for my open sexuality.
Time to get our groove on.
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As much as I love to tease out here, I'm still very married...and I never want people to think my playfulness is a real invitation. My DH is my soulmate. I don't judge you for what you do or don't. I enjoy spending time with you, obviously!
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Fun to play and tease.
I'm kool in the gang with what we do, chatting back and forth.
Hey, you're only human, how could you NOT?!!!
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Spot on observation, sir.
Though I will admit the thought of my very odd Uncle Ralph and his rakish tongue makes me shudder - and not in a good way.
I just spit coffee all over my laptop reading that.
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I enjoyed the interview very much can't wait for" Darker Side of Heaven " to come out my kind of characters LOL if women can write Gay stories why can't men write Lesbian stories right ( hutchslady26@aol.com )
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Thanks for coming by Denise! I love that you're getting so technically bold!
People can write about the opposite gender, but again, for me it's believability and that requires research. You can't, IMO, replace a female pronoun with a male and call it right.
Thanks for your support!
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Testify, Margie!
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You're just volunteering for research purposes. I told you, I don't pay...you do! *snort*
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I am all about perusing academic research, Margie.
I am at service.
or to be serviced.
Or servicing.
Your call.
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*licks pen and opens the service order book* Next Tuesday okay? ROFL
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His specialty is self service
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OUCH! I'm gonna let him whack you for that one. LOL
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you can't?!? WTH
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*snort*
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Hallo Denise! Thanks for stopping on by.
I'm nearing the End of Darker side of Heaven. My editor, the talented Bryl Tyne likes the storyline, so I'm stoked to get it completed!
I have two snippets from Darker posted at my website under Works in Progress. Take a look-see, hopefully it will pique your interest.
True, Denise. If you are serious about your story, then you can write just about anything. I for one never subscribed to adage 'write what you know' or feel comfortable with.
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I'll check out Summer Heat... f/m/f menage.. I like it... But you have to know my Favorite is WET WET WET WET... Cover Flats and T-shirts of Wet as prizes.. Ooooh' I love these kinds of goodies.. I just wish I had her ass.. I'll have to work out until I'm eighty to had that kind of tight ass again..
Aww damn my Hubby just said even then I'll never have that tight of ass again your skin sags... :o( He's a Ass.. He's sleeping on the couch for at least the rest of the weekend.. LOL.. Hope you all have fun this weekend.. Love to all..... xoxoxoxo
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How'd that WET t-shirt contest go, Deb?
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The car is very Sparkly... And so was I.. lol Now I'm ready to relax and read Summer Heat... It's 91 & Sunny here in Texas.... I'll post a review sometime tomorrow... :O)
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Thank ye for coming by, Debbie. I'm sure you will enjoy bit of f/m/f menage in Summer Heat. Lot of readers said how much they enjoyed that HOT tidbit!
Hell, If I had ass like that in WET. I'd have mirrors butt level all around my house.
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I'll have to send you a poster, Kb.
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Great post! Loved reading it . . . it all sounds great!
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Thank you, Havan! Huggles.
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Have fun guys, I've gotta get back to writing. Y'all are on a roll. Can't wait to sneak back and read the wreckage but I am NOT cleaning up, but will chip in to hire a cleaning crew :* muwah love you two
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I'll shine the pole.
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I'll sanitize it for you first. Lord knows what KB did to it but I think there has to be a better word to describe it than mere molesting. DOesn't quite capture what it endured
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No words in the English language, Hell, in the history of language that could adequately describe what I did.
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*note to self* Kb is even naughtier than you imagined.
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What do I think? I'm blown out of the water. You caught me totally by surprise. Hafta confess I was reading along in your post completely assuming I was in the hands (well, voice) of another woman - a voice I admire for its depth, perspective, audacity, willingness to push boundaries. No wonder your first release is such a success.
What do I think? It's the words on the page that matter, and your voice clearly rings true. Congrats!
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Just to show how capable he is, Kb blogged with me last summer and refused to reveal his gender...I didn't find out until a few months ago. Yep, he's good.
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I do try. Dunno how long I coulda keep things under-wraps....
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Works for me - just bought the book (last summer's), can't wait to read it!
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Perhaps you and Kb ought to blog together since you have similar ways of writing.
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Thank you Adriana, for taking the time to stop by the blog today. Much appreciated.
I am flattered beyond words what you think of my narrative voice. Truly, I am humbled.
I concur. It is the words, ultimately, that matter, which MUST resonate with the reader. If you fail in that task, then nothing else is of consequence.
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Enjoyed the interview,and thank you Margie.
K.B. as for your question why would it matter if a het male writes about lesbian fiction? It is the mind that is where the magic begins *S*
A good writer that creates magic IMHO is just that. I like what I like and the better the story the more I'm drawn into the book.
It's 15 degrees out at the top of my mountain here, and I can't for the life imagine at the moment stiletto heels Frost bite and goosebumps *S* Off to visit your K.B., and thank you for the insight, your books are at the top of my wish list....love the excerpts. I will back for sure *S*
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It's always a pleasure to have you stalking me, Darcy. I know you'll enjoy Kb's books.
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Heya Darcy!
So pleased you came by and enjoyed the the blog-o-rama. Yes, the mind is a powerful organ (hey-no snickering from the peanut gallery) and that is certainly where you can create anything you so desire in words. Thanks a bunch for taking the time to pop over to my website and read some of my work.
15 degrees? Yikes. No heels in those freezing temps.
Shorts and boat shoes for me, even if its in the mid 50's.
I hope you enjoy more of my words, I'm pleased to get them to folks like you.
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Could you put a shirt and some pants on too? Sheez...
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And deny all my Adonis physique?
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I really want to ask for proof, but I'm afraid of what I'll be sent. Okay, if you wanna walk around in boxers and boat shoes, go right ahead. It's really chilly here too...sooo...... LOL
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Smart lady..............
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I just got both Summer Heat & Revisited Summer Heat.. I'll post comments tomorrow... I'm reading some comments from other friends.. If he's that good... I'M EXCITED!!!!!!! I can't wait to check out all the other titles he has written.... I'll have to add all of his books to my collection. YAY!!!!! Margie you have the best friends.. YOU are the BEST!!!!!!!! ::HUGS::
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I do, and that includes you. Enjoy the books.
Hugs right back.
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Wow! Many thanks. I hope my stories please you. I'd be very much interested in your thoughts, either yea or nay, when you have the time to send 'em my way.
Feedback is critical to me.
Again, Debbie, thank you!
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Oh. You have a penis. Here you've been KatieB in my head. I've got a thing about nicknaming people--no one usually knows what their nickname is cuz it's just for me. Unless it slips out. Dan knows his nickname is Dan Pants.
Ah well. ::grins:: Great interview. It was nice to get to know you, and fun to watch you and the CCs bantering. Ya'll crack me up. Thanks for the laugh!
All my best,
AyVee
Allure Van Sanz
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He CLAIMS to, Allure...you can volunteer to do the pat down! LOL
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I hope its a penis,not like..a snake..
I mean, the things I've done to it..
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SNAKE? PASS!!!! I hate snakes!
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Simmer down, Indiana.
My snake is tame....
Although...sometimes.. he gets red and angry...
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Hi Allure.
I do have a penis. Please don't hold it against me. Hold it away, thing might go off.
Sorry. Could not resist.
You can call me KatieB. I'm easy like Sunday morning...
Cute nickname!!
Thank you for taking the time to stop by and read the hijinks!
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I have received alot of positive feed back from folks who've checked out my WIP-Darker side of Heaven-I added ANOTHER chapter on my website.
This one is Darkly erotic.
Thank you one and all.
Enjoy.
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Lol... Allure your toooooo funny... I bend that one eyed snake to my will.... He'll be tamed in no time... All will be able to handle him... He'll be as fierce as a garden snake when were all done with him.....
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Dunno if my snake likes to bend. Kinda stiff.
He does like to be handled, tho....
Give him 10 mins between handling. He'll be back up!
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I don't care who you are as long as you give me a good story with characters I care about. Both books sound good.
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That's the spirit, Shelia!
Thanks for coming by!
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Margie, You scared me for a minute..I hope you don't think I'm stalking you cause I know what thats like and it is NOT fun when it's a full blown sociopath with more than a few ummm eggs short of a basket. She's a nut case with a serious dent in her head *S*
I finally got back from Fairbanks, the drive I don't mind, but it's those lunatics that are hungover or still drunk that scare the hell out of me *S*
So I'll get caught up here and see what fun I missed....darn it....LOL
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Oh hell no! I love having you around! And I'm glad you made it home safely. We'll be around tonight!
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Good...I have alot of email to catch up ...I mean to delete that is..*S*
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Margie..Sorry, had to run in to town, and missed a whole lot..reading you talk to yourself. LOL I do that a lot...I'm even answering myself these days..now that scary, but I think I've spent too much time in the dark these last few months...:} Reading your post I've been catching up seems par for the course with time difference. You and KB are keeping me in stitches. I love it!
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He does that on a regular basis actually. I hope you'll friend him and become a fan. And by the way, Killing Apathy is fabulous.
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Bring it, K.B.!
For some moronic reason, it surprised me to find out you're male. Don't know what the hell led me to that assumption, so let me apologize now.
That said, Killing Apathy looks really, really good, and has just leapfrogged to the top of my "to-buy" list.
Please, PLEASE don't arrest me for criminal stupidity!
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JS - he had us all fooled well! And you will enjoy Killing Apathy. It's a fantastic short story.
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I'm the master of Tom Foolery.....
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No Worries, J.S. I forget I'm male too...
I'm very pleased you find Killing Apathy to your taste.
It's quite the twisted tale!
No sweat. Shan't arrest you.
(I'm off duty!!!)
Thanks fer stopping on by!
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I love the mouth watering f-me pumps... Size 10 please.. They have to be at least 6"...... Hot hot hot.....
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-blinks-
Sorry.
-wipes off drool-
I think we can arrange that...
-runs off to find a pair-
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I think Kb is starting without you, Deb. It's Saturday night.
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Dat's right.
My engine revved to full tilt boogie !
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Absolutley! I'll do that...*S*
I think I have a thing for authors you know...LOL
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Fine by us...we have a thing for readers and friends!
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We aim to please.
-winks-
Margie is right. We do have this thing for readers.
Called a dungeon.
Now you can't leave....
-cue maniacal laughter-
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And handcuffs....he's fond of those, too.
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Yes.
And NOT the furry kind.
I like the real deal.
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I am so jealous of your house in the Catskills! Sounds blissful. Dayum on those heels! Your books sound fantastic and I love your take on exploring the darker side of characters + approaching romance from not necessarily the most common ways!
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Good evening Nancy!
It is quite peaceful. Except for the occasional coyote feeding frenzy at night...
Thank you Nancy. I try for a dash of the unusual, the unconventional.
I feel the dark side of the characters is sooo richly textured. I'm drawn to it. Fun to write too!!!
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Great Interview!
Do you ever find that events from your job have crept into your stories?
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Speaking for myself....not events but subjects, jobs the characters have and such.
Kb?
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Hi JL! Thanks for stopping by.
No..not yet anyway! Like Margie posted, certain elements have. I'm purposefully shying away from drawing heavily on my law enforcement background. I want to see if I can be versatile in my choice of subject-avoid the obvious.
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Good. I just got Summer Heat. A good read over over this weekend.
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Thank you Darcy. I hope you enjoy Summer Heat. I love the beach. I'm blessed to live close to the ocean. It's a part of my DNA. SH was a joy to write.
I particularly liked how the banter between Madison and Kate played out. Some very funny one liners they trade back and forth. May the story provide you with a bit of beach heat as you read!
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I am truly humbled to be a part of Romance with SASS today and tonight!
I want to thank EVERYONE who stopped by. This has been a fun, laugh riot. I could not have wished for a better response or for a cooler cats.
Big Hug and smooch to Margie Church for making this happen. Her hard work and discipline are unmatched.
Goodnight!
P.S. I'll be at the Velvet Anvil at 2 a.m. Drinks on me.
Literally.
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Kb, It was my pleasure to host you today. We'll be back tomorrow for any night owls....and of course to announce the prize winners.
There were more than 200 visits today. I couldn't be happier with all the fun we had. I know you sold some books, made some friends, and we are both tired.
Pour me a tall one....*pops a mint* I'll take that smooch now.
Goodnight.
Love,
Margie
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Back this morning catching up on what I missed yesterday I just love the pics on this blog :}
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I'm glad. I try to make things fun and interesting.
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Twas a Fabulous day!
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Thank you KB,
and enjoy the rest of your weekend *S
Enjoy the laughter It is what keeps us young *S*
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