Before moving here, I never had to worry about what my friends thought of me. They knew me. Sometimes for 10 or 20 years–a few of them longer than that. And I was in relationships usually. Serial monogamist. So I … Continue reading →
After completing a novel, I always arrive in this abstract place where I can’t focus on anything right away. Some might construe this to be a type of recovery, a vacation from thinking; but in my case that wouldn’t be … Continue reading →
I’ve lamented my handwriting before. But it does tend to be a reappearing issue in decidedly aggravating ways. Like yesterday, i jotted down a note while i was talking to someone on the phone, because it was really important. Now, … Continue reading →
We often hear people say “that’s amazing” but this epitomizes the word. That something as simple as sand and light and human hands can create art so profound and breathtaking and emotive–it just defies description. You must treat yourself to … Continue reading →
Being a full time writer has its advantages. I can work in my pajamas. I can eat when I want, go for a walk when I want, sleep when I want. But don’t be fooled by this alleged freedom. There’s … Continue reading →
(book in progress) Â 1 The Color of Confusion Cornelius paused with vermilion loaded up on his brush, about to make a bold swath across the canvas, when he noticed Daelah. Placing the laden brush in his teeth, he … Continue reading →
Review of Random Act of Blindness on weRead: “I didn’t want to put this book down, the characters had me hooked from the start, the erotica so real, I wanted to be there. Its not often I find a … Continue reading →
Fantastic review of one of my books on Amazon. Thank you Tanya Gotcher!! 5 Stars! Another great book by Kelli Jae Baeli! This is the third of Ms. Baeli’s books I’ve read and I plan to read more of them. … Continue reading →
