Category: Matera Brainstormers

• Catching up with Kim

  What’s been going on? Yes, I know it’s been quiet here and there’s a reason for it: back in July the Swede and I came down with COVID, which meant we had to change our plans for our Coffee Roasters Tour of Skåne (which we will pick up on some other time). It knocked us…

  Kim Golden

  August 22, 2022

  Charity, Conferences & Book Fairs, Matera Brainstormers, News

  Black Girls Run, catching up, COVID, eRace Racism, fundraising, Stockholm Writers Festival

• So it’s New Year’s Eve, and what have I done?

  It’s New Year’s Eve and, of course, I can’t help wondering how 2014 will be. I can’t say 2013 has been the best of years, but it certainly wasn’t the worst of years either.  I ended up getting a lot of things done this year. I spent most of the year being very focused as…

  Kim Golden

  December 31, 2013

  Brainstorming at the Spa, Matera Brainstormers, Maybe Baby, NaNoWriMo, Self-publishing, Snowbound

  2013, 2014, A Little Night Music, accomplishments, Amazon, bestseller, brainstorming, Choose Me, family drama, fodder, Karen Siplin, Matera, Maybe Baby, New Year’s Eve, novels, Playing House, resoloutions, snowbound, Women’s Fiction Festival, writer, writer’s retreats, writing, yoga

• Maybe Baby…and its progress

  For the last year, I’ve been hard at work at finishing Maybe Baby, which I’ve blathered on about on Facebook and on Kim Talks Books. Maybe Baby was my NaNoWriMo 2012 novel, and it was so much fun to write, even if it deals with infidelity, a subject that is not everyone’s cup of tea.…

  Kim Golden

  December 11, 2013

  Chick Lit, Cover Design, Interracial/Multicultural, Matera Brainstormers, Maybe Baby, NaNoWriMo, Self-publishing, Snowbound, Women’s Fiction

  Black Firefly, chick lit, Copenhagen, Cover It Designs, cover reveal, Hunters Grove, IR Fiction, Kerry Washington, Kim Kane, Kim Talks Books, Laney, Mads, Matera Brainstormers, Maybe Baby, Nanowrimo, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Picmonkey, Pinterest, romantic, snowbound, Stockholm, Sussi Lindebjerg Malek, Vermont, women’s fiction