Vonna Harper's Blog
October 2, 2013
Saying hello.
Why does life have to be so busy? Goodreads has automatically listed all of my erotic romance and erotica titles without a moment of help from me.
About darn time I come out of my cave to say hello.
I'm not really Vonna Harper. She's my bold and unrestrained alter-ego, the one who writes hot stories that both get her praise and into trouble. Obviously I have no intention of letting her out of her cage and keep her supplied with new keyboards every time she wears one out.
So Vonna/me has been writing erotica for a half dozen years ever since Ellora's Cave bought my first story. I've had a wonderful time writing for EC, Samhain, Loose Id, and Pink Petal as well as print erotic romance with Kensington's Aphrodisia line.
But that's not all. A couple of years ago I decided to take a giant leap into self publishing because I deeply wanted/needed to explore capture/bondage themes that might make publishers sweat.
The stories in my Carnal series and a few others have taken me into a new and exciting world and (yes, I admit it) made me more money than I thought they would. The readership's out there.
Okay, enough blathering for now.
About darn time I come out of my cave to say hello.
I'm not really Vonna Harper. She's my bold and unrestrained alter-ego, the one who writes hot stories that both get her praise and into trouble. Obviously I have no intention of letting her out of her cage and keep her supplied with new keyboards every time she wears one out.
So Vonna/me has been writing erotica for a half dozen years ever since Ellora's Cave bought my first story. I've had a wonderful time writing for EC, Samhain, Loose Id, and Pink Petal as well as print erotic romance with Kensington's Aphrodisia line.
But that's not all. A couple of years ago I decided to take a giant leap into self publishing because I deeply wanted/needed to explore capture/bondage themes that might make publishers sweat.
The stories in my Carnal series and a few others have taken me into a new and exciting world and (yes, I admit it) made me more money than I thought they would. The readership's out there.
Okay, enough blathering for now.
