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Category Archives: On Writing
It Only Looks Easy From the Outside
Just recently I noticed that writing and theatre have one particular trait in common. For years I’ve been commiserating with my students about those individuals who are not “theatre” people–students outside the department in search of an “easy A” or … Continue reading
Posted in On Writing
Tagged It Only Looks Easy From the Outside, Jenna Jaxon, reading, theatre, writing
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Romance The Write Way
Wanna do something exciting this February? Want to kick-start your writing for the new year? Well, if you live within driving distance of Virginia, you can do Romance the Write Way! Just about a month from now, the Chesapeake Romance … Continue reading
Posted in Chesapeake Romance Writers, Conferences, On Writing, Workshops
Tagged 1st pages critique, Chesapeake Romance Writers, editor pitches, February writer's conferences, Jenna Jaxon, Laurin Wittig, Romance the Write Way Conference, Romance Writers Conference, writing conferences, writing romance
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Fall In Love Again Bloghop November 22-29
It’s so easy to fall in love—with books. I’ve been in love with reading since before I could make out the words. And now that I’m actually writing my own stories, I’m in love all over again. Historical romance is … Continue reading
“I Feel Deceived”–Book Reviews: A Cautionary Tale
Recently, I received a 2-star review on Amazon for my novel Only Scandal Will Do. Now, I admit I was disappointed that my work didn’t please a particular reader. Writers usually hope that their works will be well received, and … Continue reading
Posted in On Writing, Reader's Corner, Reviews
Tagged "I feel deceived", book reviews, cautionary tale, choosing a book, Jenna Jaxon, writing romance
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7 Days of Seduction–Inspiration in a Playlist
I am Happy Dancing! I just finished final edits for my erotic contemporary 7 Days of Seduction and sent them off! What a long, strange trip it’s been. With a lot more music for my playlist than I usually get. … Continue reading
A Blade in Her Hand–Lady Katarina’s Unusual “Hobby”
Many historical romance novels of the Georgian period (and before) make use of swordplay, one of several reasons I am drawn to the earlier periods. In Only Scandal Will Do, I set up my heroine, Lady Katarina Fitzwilliam, to be … Continue reading
Interview with A Demon Lover ~ Nikki Prince Unleashed!
Today, I have my good friend Nikki Prince, author of Demon Mine on the Journal. Nikki’s going to answer some questions about herself and her new release. First, thank you so much for coming on my blog today, Nikki! Tell us … Continue reading
Romancing the Middle Ages ~ Guest Author Dana D’Angelo
Today I’m welcoming fellow historical romance author, Dana D’Angelo, who’s going to be talking about Romancing the Middle Ages. Something about historical romances is just so…magical. I love the Regency period. That time was leisurely and fun. But the era … Continue reading
Friday Favorites: The Meet
Nothing is more exciting that the first time a hero and heroine meets face to face in their book. It might be a “cute meet” or an “omnious meet.” But the first time is magical for both the couple and … Continue reading
Welcome Blog Tour Guest Lia Davis and Ravished Before Sunrise
I am so pleased to welcome Lia Davis today as guest blogger on Jenna’s Journal. She’s got a real treat for us, talking about writing erotic and her recent release Ravished Before Sunrise. When I started my writing career, I … Continue reading



























