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Let's Talk: Claret Conversations (featuring Ova Veugh)

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Hello everyone! Ova Veugh here and welcome to the debut episode of Claret Conversations. Usually, when you think of December, you envision cold weather. Select holidays. The savoring of good home-cooked meals. The exchange of presents. The gathering of people, singing, laughing and expressing what they are thankful for. However, people also desire warmth. I am excited to introduce two people who I deem Connoisseurs of Sensual Heat. One is known for his Syncopation of Ravishing Intensity. The other is well-known for her contemporary views on relationships and sexuality. Please give a warm welcome to Authors Adonis Mann and Synful Desire. Adonis and Desire, it is fantastic to have you as my first guests on Claret Conversations. Before we talk turkey about your latest joint project, I would like to offer you a choice of wine. Adonis: White, if you please. Desire: White, please. I will have a bit of hot apple cider myself. I never conduct interviews while tipsy. Okay, now that I have hande...

A Visit with the Mann (Amoresels Blog Tour)

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Hello Awesome Visitors! On this day I stopped by Mr. Adonis Mann's spot for a very cool interview. I don't want to spill any tea so just click the link below to check out all the dibs. The Amoresels Interview Until next time,

Sunday Speak: All Authors Blog Blitz (Interview with Andrea Houtsch)

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Andrea (Andi) Houtsch, Wordsmith Facebook Author Page Website Welcome Awesome Readers! In this edition of Sunday Speak, we're in for a special treat.  This year, I am part of the 2nd Annual All Authors Blog Blitz, and I am proud to host Andrea Houtsch.  In this interview, she gave me permission to delve deeply into her inner workings. 1.  Describe your journey as a writer. My “journey” began at the young age of nine. The entire fourth grade class of my elementary school at the time (there were a few elementary schools in my childhood) was given the opportunity to write a story and have it printed and bound. I had never tried to write before but applying my young brain to storytelling and, more specifically, to words awakened something in me that quickly became a life long passion. Seeing the fledgling story printed and bound (a story about orphaned kids living in the prehistoric days pasted between two covers sporting floating astronauts – clear...