Monthly Archives: February 2012

Guest Post on 29 Days of Fantasy

Posted on February 23, 2012 by AK Taylor

I am displaying the badge for my guest post with Thomas Knight and the Twenty Nine Days of Fantasy event. It was cool to be invited to this event. A lot of other great posts here! My post is called … Continue reading →

Posted in Interviews and Book Events | Tagged 29 days of fantasy, blog event, blog post, event, fantasy, guest post, native americans | Leave a comment

Why I Don’t Write Stories for Grown-ups

Posted on February 20, 2012 by AK Taylor

I have always had a hard time with growing up–when I was growing up. In some ways I did grow up, and in some ways I didn’t. I liked the part about being a bit more independent as an adult, … Continue reading →

Posted in Authorship/authors, Uncategorized, writing | Tagged adults, creativity, kids, rules, writing | Leave a comment

Valentines for a Tomboy Part II

Posted on February 13, 2012 by AK Taylor

Let’s talk diamonds now. Women love these. They are known to be a “lady’s best friend” like how a dog is man’s best friend. I like diamonds too, and I own a few pieces with them on it, but my … Continue reading →

Posted in Backwood Adventures, Uncategorized | Tagged chocolate, diamonds, fine dinner, fun stuff essays, girls, love, real life stories, tomboys, valentines day | 2 Comments

Today’s Workplace is Like Traditional Publishing

Posted on February 6, 2012 by AK Taylor

This last economic crisis has led to dramatic changes in both the workplace and in the publishing industry. However, after some personal experience, listening to the radio, and reading articles, I have seen some parallels between the traditional publishing side … Continue reading →