Here’s a twisty, eye-catching piece of art for us booklovers. Would you have this in your house?

via Helen Warlow on Twitter

This made me laugh. (Also, nod in recognition.)

Ha! The debate rages on. :)

My latest newsletter goes out on Tuesday, featuring a fun and insightful interview with bestselling author Anna J. Stewart — and a fabulous giveaway! I’m thrilled to be giving away three print copies of Anna’s The Rancher’s Homecoming.

If you haven’t yet subscribed to my newsletter, would you like to? You’ll never miss a new release, plus you’ll be automatically entered in all my giveaways. There’s an easy-peasy form here on my site, as well as on my Facebook page. (And please know that your information will never be shared elsewhere!)

Must ask this periodically! I get so many great additions to my TBR pile. :)

Coming soon in my next newsletter . . . an exclusive (and very fun!) interview with one of my favorite authors, the super-talented Anna J. Stewart. Anna writes sweet to sexy romance for Harlequin’s Heartwarming and Romantic Suspense lines, is an RWA Golden Heart nominee and Daphne Du Maurier Award for Excellence finalist, and a USA Today and national bestselling author.

Here are some of the questions I’m asking Anna:

• If you weren’t a romance author, what else would you be doing?
• Do you have an all-time favorite book in the world?
• Can you tell us about your upcoming books?
• Any advice for an aspiring writer?
• Do you ever experience writer’s block? If so, how do you overcome it?
• Who or what are your literary influences?

I’m also giving away three print copies of Anna’s The Rancher’s Homecoming. (Don’t you just love the gorgeous cover?!?) Subscribers to my newsletter are automatically entered into the giveaway.

If you aren’t a subscriber yet, would you like to be? There’s an easy-peasy form on my website as well as on my Facebook page.

Want to learn more about Anna and her books? Visit her at her website.

Here’s an interesting book storage idea.

I must admit, though, I’m ambivalent. On the one hand, you’d have more room for books. (Always a good thing.) On the other hand, wouldn’t they get (ugh) dirty with all the foot traffic? What say you — yes or no?

Hahaha, I love this.

Over on Twitter, author and advocate Sarah MacLean’s been dialoguing with Patton Oswalt about some great romance novels for a newbie-to-the-genre like himself. She’s recommending Free Fall by Emma Barry and Genevieve Turner; Let Us Dream by Alyssa Cole; Wanted: A Gentleman by KJ Charles; Thirsty by Mia Hopkins; and Dreaming of You by Lisa Kleypas.

What are your recommendations for a newbie like Patton Oswalt? Join the conversation on my Facebook page!

. . . all these, and more. ♥