Tag: racism

• Black and white in love–or why I write about interracial relationships

  In July it will be twenty years since I left the United States behind and embarked on an adventure in the name of love in Scandinavia. I only knew a handful of people here–the man I was in love with and his family. At the time, it never occurred to me that this was not…

  Kim Golden

  April 8, 2015

  books, BWWM, Chick Lit, Interracial/Multicultural, Maybe Baby, Snowbound, Women’s Fiction, Writing

  bwwm, Denmark, interracial relationships, Jake, Laney, Mads, Maybe Baby, Mia, racism, Scandinavia, Second Skin, snowbound, Sweden, swirl, why I write, writing

• Two Expats Talking Shop

  A few weeks ago, fellow writer and former expat Emily Breunig asked me if she could interview me for her blog. We ended up having a great chat session in which we talked about Maybe Baby, our characters, the expat life and a whole lot more.One of the things we ended up talking about a lot was this…

  Kim Golden

  May 1, 2014

  Interview, Maybe Baby, Self-publishing, Women’s Fiction

  Copenhagen, Emily Breunig, expat life, indie writer, interview, Kim Golden, love triangle, Maybe Baby, novel, racism, self-publishing, Shanghai, Stockholm, Sweden, The Ghost At the Edge of the Sea, writing