How do weird typos still find their way into final manuscripts? Let’s start with “balsalmic.”
Yes There are Lesbian Books not in English
Posting in English when writing about translations isn’t all that useful. What’s useful is you sharing this blog with anyone you know who reads in French, German or Spanish!
Books to Movies – How About It?
Marissa’s “stand on the table and announce you love your lesbian daughter” Mom (Finders Keepers) looked an awful lot like Meryl Streep to me.
Q&A – Sequels to Romance Novels
I am planning to revisit any previous work and assemble a good quantity of stories, but the characters have to speak.
To Publish or Tell a Good Story?
The woman who sees in my books an affirmation of who she is and her right to basic respect and hope in her life…
The L-Word Literature – Interview by Lynne Jamneck
Interview of Karin Kallmaker for The L-Word Literature by Lynne Jamneck
Creating a Character of “Age”
One of the first questions a romance writer has to answer is “Why is this character single?” The older the character, the more complicated the answer to that question can be.
Extra Frosting: And Now a Word or Two
My intent is to answer the Frequently Asked Questions I receive from many readers. I also thought this was the perfect opportunity to extend some deserving thanks and appreciation to some special people who have helped me over the years.
A wonderfully written, wonderfully entertaining novel.
Bay Area Reporter
Touchwood – Paperback
by Karin Kallmaker
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Au Grand Jour (Touchwood) en Francais – Paperback
by Karin Kallmaker
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All About Touchwood
Rayann loves Louisa. Louisa loves Rayann. Can the decades between their ages keep them apart?
Trivia – Touchwood
Karin’s iconic Oakland-San Francisco urban location book Touchwood, was originally set in a small, fictional California coastal town.
A wonderful book...truly outstanding.
Bay WindowsTrivia – Lesbian Romance Writer Living Large
Karin’s first few novels were typed on a Macintosh Plus and printed via dot matrix. Plus it had dueling double density disk drives. Good times.