Over, under

As you may or may not have noticed, I haven't really been blogging here. Not sure when I will again, been blogging other places, which are a little easier for me to deal with. I guess, in a nutshell, I'm kindof over it. I'm not shutting this blog down or anything but...it's started to feel too pressure-filled. Too much at a time when I already have too much going on. I'm hearting Tumblring.

I've also been pretty under the weather this week after my weekend on Martha's Vineyard, well, I blame the bus ride home, so I'm kindof foggy-headed and have a huge amount of much-put-off work and figuring out to do. Thankfully, my social schedule is almost nil, save for a big party on Monday, until Jackson comes to NYC on the 13th. I truly can't wait. That also kicks off a week of sweets, including 2 cupcake events, a Swedish fish party (yes, these are the kinds of things I now get invited to), and on the 18th, Dirty Words night at In The Flesh.

I really don't have much else to say at the moment, but will try to do a roundup of the media around my new books. For now, here's an interview Jincey Lumpkin of DigiRomp did with me, on her sexy purple scooter, about spanking!


Find more videos like this on DigiRomp: lesbian social network for sharing erotic experiences

Scooteriffic

I sat on my first scooter on Sunday, while being interviewed by the lovely and corseted Jincey Lumpkin of the new queer girl social networking site DigiRomp (go check it out - worth logging in for Jincey's vlogs and sexy KFC photos). Anyway, I didn't ride the scooter, but it was purple and gorgeous and I got to sit on it and talk about Spanked, which you can watch September 3rd at DigiRomp as part of the Spanked virtual book tour! Working on lots and lots of other stuff too.

DigiRomp.com erotic lesbian social network launches

Yesterday saw the launch of DigiRomp, a lesbian erotic social networking site run by Jincey Lumpkin of Fashion Lawyer.



I'm gonna be doing some lesbian erotica podcasts for them that I'm very excited about. Check it out - it's brand new so there's much to explore and make your digital mark on, so to speak.