I’m having trouble processing the fact we’ve just embarked upon a new decade. This might have something to do with the fact I still haven’t accepted the fact we’re twenty years into a new millennium. When? How? Despite having a hard time with the math, however, I have done a lot over the past tenContinueContinue reading “2020”
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The Intersection of Hardship and Hard Work
As I sit here, preparing to share my thoughts on the NaNoWriMo 2019 experience, I’m listening to the generator growl outside. We’ve been without power for nearly twenty-four hours and may endure for twenty-four hours more before it is restored. Speaking of twenty-four, that’s about how many degrees it is outside. Fahrenheit. I’m wearing twoContinueContinue reading “The Intersection of Hardship and Hard Work”
What Summer Feels Like
Remember how summer was always hotter when you were a kid? And longer. The nights seemed to go on forever, and the end of August was a long, long way away. I have discovered, through the miracle of slowing down, that summer is still like that. You just need to take the time to noticeContinueContinue reading “What Summer Feels Like”
Everyday People
This is one of my favourite posts! It’s all about why I love to read and write queer contemporary romance. ❤ While building a better website (you can check it out here), I compiled a list of posts hosted elsewhere for one of the features. This post was originally written for Queer Romance Month backContinueContinue reading “Everyday People”
2019
It’s time to make plans and set a few goals! But first, I’d like to take a look back at 2018. It was a huge year for me, career-wise—beginning with a lot of uncertainty and ending with five book releases. Let’s take a look at those first. 2018 Releases To See the SunContinueContinue reading “2019”
Kelly Jensen 