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So You Want to Do NaNo?

So You Want to Do NaNo?

by Holland Rae | Nov 7, 2016 | Industry, Inspiration, National Novel Writing Month, Uncategorized

Tips from a successful NaNo-er on how to keep sane, write well, and make your month count! First of all, congrats! Your interest in doing National Novel Writing Month, and your efforts so far, show an excitement for writing and storytelling and a willingness to rise...
Halloween Hop – Or How Not to Make Bloody Popcorn

Halloween Hop – Or How Not to Make Bloody Popcorn

by Holland Rae | Oct 22, 2016 | Heroines, My Books, Romance Novels

Welcome to my stop on the Halloween Hop! Remember to  check out some other amazing authors on the Hop – Here’s the full list!  And be sure to enter our Rafflecopter giveaway! Fall is my favorite time of the year. I love sweater weather (though it’s been in...
Interview with Lana Campbell

Interview with Lana Campbell

by Holland Rae | Oct 17, 2016 | Guest Post, Paranormal, Reading, Romance Novels, Writing

It’s autumn… Leaves are falling, the wind is blowing, and a cold chill is running down your spine… The perfect season for some supernatural fiction about monsters! Nearly two centuries ago (1897), Bram Stoker wrote Dracula.  X Ever since the day the Transylvanian...
When Men Comment on What Women Read (And Do)  Part II

When Men Comment on What Women Read (And Do) Part II

by Holland Rae | Sep 18, 2016 | Women's Rights

The first part of this article was a very small glance at the experiences women face everyday, and how romance novels are way to escape those realities. Part II will delve more into the damaging effects of monitoring, not simply what women do or don’t do, but what...
When Men Comment on What Women Do (and Read)   Part 1

When Men Comment on What Women Do (and Read) Part 1

by Holland Rae | Sep 6, 2016 | Heroines, Women's Rights

There are two articles, specifically, that brought this (these) posts to the fore. One for good reasons and bad comments, and the other for not so good reasons. Ultimately, they teach us the same lesson. We cannot comment upon or dictate the actions of others, when we...
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