Guest Post by K.L. Noone: On “Sunlight and Gold,” or, That Story About the Demon and the Rock Star a
Hi there! First, thank you to Sarah Hadley Brook for inviting me over for a guest blog post! I’m excited to stop by and talk about “Sunlight” a bit, on the release day! Second, who am I? Well—hi again! I’m K.L. Noone, and I write romance—mostly m/m, mostly paranormal, often with cats. In my day job I teach college kids about comics, Shakespeare, and medieval romance, which also sometimes involves genderfluid twelfth-century werewolves. (I’m on Twitter at @KristinNoone and Ins
Schools and Bullying
I just read something that infuriated me and immediately turned to writing because that’s just what I do when I’m angry. LGBTQ Nation posted an article on 08/10/18 about a new plan for bullied students in Florida. Bullying is an epidemic in America and, according to the Human Rights Campaign (www.hrc.org/youth) those on the LGBTQ spectrum are twice as likely to be bullied. Since Trump took office, he has rolled back protections, erased any mention of LGBTQ on the government s
Writing While Uninspired
Lately I’ve had difficulty putting the words in my head to paper. Instead I’ve found myself glued to the TV, yelling at the screen as every day another attack on human rights happens in America. It’s been a struggle to stay positive, which in turn can make it hard to write a happy love story. I find myself physically and mentally exhausted at the end of each day and many times end up looking at a blank page. My mind feels like quicksand. The flow of words are stuck deep down
