Somewhere in North America, someone’s writing a screenplay called The Freebie List. I know this because I keep saying I’m going to write a shenanigans-infused script by the same name – full of misunderstandings, hijinks and a Mindy Kaling cameo – but I’m busy coming up with new ideas I’ll never follow through on, so the prospect is unlikely. …
Doorflower Dating Do-over: When Yes Should’ve Been No by Arleen Williams
Today’s Doorflower Dating-Do-over comes to us from Arleen Williams who is promoting her book, Biking Uphill. When we think of moments we’d like to re-do, turn back the hands of time and start over again, we often think in terms of the things we wish we had done: the call we didn’t answer, the friend we let slip away, …
LG McCann’s Dating Do-Over: No Man is Worth That Kind of Pain
Hey all! Welcome to the next installment of Doorflower Dating Do-overs, where your favourite authors share a moment from their romantic past they’d do over again if they could. Today’s guest is LG McCann, as part of the CLP Blog Tour to promote her new title, The Other Side of Gemini! Welcome LG! I wasn’t the first girl to fall …
Dating Do-Over Series: If Hilary Grossman Could Turn Back Time…
If you’ve read my interactive romantic comedy, Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda, you know dating “do-overs” are the name of the game. With that in mind, we’ve got a new series where authors share moments they’d go back and change if given the chance. To start, we’re thrilled to have Hilary Grossman, author of Dangled Carat – a memoir about (finally) turning Mr. Commitmentphobe into Mr. Right. If I could go …
Olicity Fans Should Thank Arrow For Not Wrecking The Ship
(Spoilers be ahead) If you look at the internet today, there’s a very familiar soapy divide between (and among) fan bases within the Arrow fandom in the wake of last night’s pretty epic Season 2 Finale. Some Olicity shippers are livid, they feel they were toyed with and used by the producers and writers to create hype. Why? …
The Lovelorn Need to Get Out of Their Own Way.
I’ve read a lot of dating books. A lot, a lot. You can’t write a novel about dating culture, with 60 endings and not read your leg length in advice. The idea for my novel, Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda came about during the He’s Just Not That Into You craze, which timed roughly with the release of Neil Strauss’ The Game, …
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