UPDATED: The winner is…miki! *~*~* Yes! We need an actual cover for this collection. I’ll work on that next. Meanwhile, the authors have been working on the taglines for their stories—a one-sentence description that captures the central theme and tells you who and what the story is about. Personally, I think they did an awesome job! Have a look! Fight Like Cats and Wolves by A.J. Harris – After their helicopter is forced down by a rogue war machine, an…
ANNOUNCEMENT: I’ve finished selecting the stories that will appear in SILVER SOLDIERS: A BOYS BEHAVING BADLY ANTHOLOGY! Congratulations go out to the following authors! “Fight like Cats and Wolves” by A.J. Harris “Handfasted to the Highlander Warrior” by Aurora Russell “SNAFU—Situation Normal, All F***ed Up” by Ava Cuvay “Operation Purple Sparkle Diamond” by Brenda Margriet “SEAL in Distress” by Denise De Marco “Star Diplomacy” by Kimberly Dean “Take Me to the Water” by Michal Scott “This Time Forever” by N.J….
I hope you didn’t get too excited seeing this graphic! No decisions regarding the stories have been made because I’m still reading—plus, there are a couple of authors finishing up stories they want considered. I’ll get there soon, I promise!
After a few authors mentioned their disappointment that they wouldn’t have their stories done in time, I decided to extend the deadline. So, authors, keep writing those Silver Soldiers stories! DD *~*~* SILVER SOLDIERS: A BOYS BEHAVING BADLY ANTHOLOGY Editor: Delilah Devlin Deadline: April 5, 2022 SILVER SOLDIERS is open to all authors. Editor/Author Delilah Devlin is looking for stories for a romantic erotica anthology tentatively entitled SILVER SOLDIERS: A BOYS BEHAVING BADLY ANTHOLOGY. Why write a short story for…
Good things come to those who wait? I’ve been writing for years—familiar story—without thinking about a next step! They say, write what you want to read. I write stories about love, lust, romance, relationships, and am now just realizing, hey, someone else might enjoy these suckers. Being a fan of Delilah’s racy romances, I’m over-joyed for Izzy’s debut in the Cowboys Behaving Badly Anthology. I hope you love Deacon in “Something to Talk About” as much as I do, and…
Kids are home from school for the next while! Yay—and gulp! Here’s hoping your holiday will be happy—filled with love, gifts, and time well-spent with family and friends! If you’re looking for stories you can read in brief moments of solitude, think about picking up a copy of Cowboys or any other Boys Behaving Badly collection. If all you have is a small window at bedtime to read, I think you’ll find these short stories work well! Happy Reading! ~DD…
UPDATE: The winner is…Mary Ann Dean! *~*~* I attribute my overactive imagination to being an only child living in a rural area. It made the tedious chores go by faster and once I discovered the magic of books I started writing my own. I’ve kept journals of different stories since I was in elementary school, and as a college student with a tight budget, I found myself unable to get a close friend a birthday present. She was an artist…
UPDATE: The winner is…Alison Rush! *~*~* Hey all you cool cats and kittens, let’s talk about that time I accidentally kind of wrote Tiger King before Tiger King was a thing. Nope, you’re not hallucinating, and you definitely read that right. Years ago, after too many margaritas and on a little bit of a dare, Sanctuary was born. It went something like this: Friend: Ha! Wouldn’t it be wild to write about crazy cat ladies? Me: Hell yeah it would!…
UPDATE: The winner is…Colleen C! *~*~* Hiya, folks. I’m Kelly Violet, one of the authors in the Cowboys: A Boys Behaving Badly Anthology. It’s been a wild but fun ride for me as an author. At a young age, I fell in love with all things romance and that especially included the written word. From then on, I knew I wanted to write amazing romances filled with realistic characters and started filling my days with books and the brooding heroes we…
UPDATE: The winner is…ButtonsMom2003! *~*~* In one of my favorite video’s from when I was a kid, I was about five or six and I’m calmly sitting on the floor in a velvet dress, wearing one silver lame elbow-length glove and some very poorly applied burgundy lipstick, telling a very detailed story about an old lady, a chicken, and a fox. My three-year-old brother appears behind me and attempts to saw my head off with a piece of toy train…