Natalie Mulford — Extra Large as Life In addition to being a blogger, Natalie Mulford is a graphic and web designer from Sydney, Australia (soon to be Melbourne). I have been following her life and her size 22 fashion story through her blog for over four years. What is your greatest concern about online shopping?…
Let’s face it. Halloween costumes can be fairly expensive for something you are likely to only wear once. Here are three costume checklists that you might be able to make from your own closet. The best part? They are made with clothes you can wear more than once.
Into the Light For a long time plus size women had to rely on erotica laced with slim chicks. Then in walked Hanne Blank, curvy, intelligent, and full of erotic stories to share about women like the rest of us. Hanne Blank likes to push the limits in her writing both in fiction and non-fiction….
Christmas gift ideas for women are easy to find but at this time of year there are so many gift ideas available it is hard to decide. Here you will find six of my favorite gift ideas for women. Shopping online beats fighting in store line-ups and there is nothing more relaxing during the holiday season…
For some time I only measured my word count when writing a piece of a specific length, or taking part in a challenge such as National Novel Writing Month or Book-in-a-Week. Recently, I have begun to explore how measuring word count on a day-to-day basis encourages me to write more and better. There are many…
Do you have an ideal reader? You know the one reader that you think about as you are sculpting your prose; that reader who is sitting on your shoulder as you look for the proper way to turn a phrase, or escalate a series of events? This idea has come and gone throughout my writing…
I have been obsessed with owl anything this past year so when I saw MissJenFabulous’s Owl Nail Art video over six months ago I knew I had to give it a whirl (I finally decided to do it for my vacation trip back home and they lasted the whole week — I received great compliments…
Aspiring writers know the sad truth about the publishing industry — the pay is lousy. If we should ever get lucky enough to be published, there is a strong chance that we will not be able to quit our day job. The delusion of getting paid like a premier author runs rampant. The profession is tricky. We have…