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This is a home for authors who write books containing interracial and multicultural relationships. Feel free to promote your books, discuss issues, share news, etc. I also encourage you to invite others who write IR and Multicultural Fiction.See More

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FOE and Muses

I recently finished reading J. M. Coetzee's Foe, which has left me contemplating heavily over the concept of the muse. The story presents itself as the narrative of a woman who spends a year shipwrecked with Robinson Crusoe after setting off to find her missing daughter. However, as the story unfolds, it becomes evident that Foe is many layers deeper than it first appears.I do not want to bore readers with an exhaustive critical analysis, but I do need to share that Foe is a novel all…See More

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Who I am:: http://ww.cerebralwriter.com
http://www.myspace.com/cerebralwriter
http://facebook.com/cerebralwriterlisalane
http://newsensuality.blogspot.com

Books I've written, anthologies I've contributed to, and any scripts or plays I've authored:: Novels:
The Darkness and the Night: Blood and Coffee
The Darkness and the Night II: Cosmic O
The Darkness and the Night III: Twins of Darkness
Lust in Space
Pandora's Hope
Love in Space

Contributed to Anthologies:
Sex and Shoes
Men in Shorts
Sex and Taxes
The 12 Hot Days of Christmas

My writing is:: Fiction

Outlets where I review books, TV, or film:: I do limited reviews of books and film. See my blogs for details.

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5 Things I Learned about Writing This Year

Posted on December 30, 2009 at 4:01pm 2 Comments 0 Likes

I've only been a published author since December of 2008, and over the course of this past year I have learned much. Among the most important points I have learned are the following:

1. Write for yourself as much as you are writing with publication and audience in mind. The muses go on hiatus even during the most exciting of projects; if you're not enjoying what you're writing, your productivity will suffer as a result.

2. Do not expect family to pad your fan base. I found… Continue