About Kelly Jamieson one of the Nine Naughty Novelists
Kelly Jamieson is a best-selling author of over thirty-five romance novels and novellas. Her writing has been described as "emotionally complex", "sweet and satisfying" and "blisteringly sexy". She likes coffee (black), wine (mostly white), shoes (high), and watching hockey!
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Author Interview
Questions and Answers
Questions and Answers
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1. Kelly, when did you guys all decide to create the writing collective the Nine Naughty Novelists? And what can you recall from that time?
Erin and Kate had the idea to start a group blog where we would help promote each other's books. They put out a call on our publisher's loop for others who were interested. We were all published with Samhain Publishing. It ended up being a group of nine. We brainstormed for days over the name of the blog, then the look of the blog and how things would work. It was so much fun to be part of a group of authors like that and ended up being so much more than just a group blog.
2. My first real question Kelly is what was it like writing the first more intimate scenes between Rock and Buffi in The Zillionaire Vampire Cowboy's Secret Werewolf Babies?
Gosh, it's hard to remember back then! I remember it was so fun to use all the clichés I would normally try to avoid, like the woman who’s had a baby self-conscious about her changed body, and the purple prose euphemisms like “throbbing manroot”, “dewy nectar”, “bower of bliss” and some crazy ones like “tallywacker” and “love spuds”. It’s making me smile all over again!
3. Do you usually write more of the sexy scenes in books by the Nine Naughty Novelists or is it evenly distributed by all of you?
I think I did write most of them, if not all of them. [Symbol] Probably because I like writing hot sex scenes! It was fun writing sex scenes that were in some ways similar to what I write (as in, very hot!) but different because I could use words I normally wouldn’t.
4. Could we seeing more books under the name the Nine Naughty Novelists?
