I am a woman with opinions.


(Lots of them. So many in fact, that I'm pretty sure my family and friends are tired of hearing them. If they're not, they probably should be. Whatever.)

Hello World! Diva Fiction Bytes is where I pontificate. It's how I fill my procrastination obligation. Work, parenting, relationships, traffic jams, television,social issues, technology, books. It's all here.

Looking for a break from the real world? I've got that, too, in the form of my short fiction. Anywhere from 500-3K words. It's not a long term relationship--it's a fiction hook-up. Once you're done, you move on to the next. No calories, no morning-after guilt, no drama.

Comments would be nice.

I'm just saying.

Djuanna

Uncategorized »

[6 Mar 2012 | No Comment | 661 views]

Woo hoo!
Here is my interview on APOOO.
Check it out please.
Thanks.

E-books »

[19 Dec 2011 | No Comment | 680 views]
Consensual for Kindle

Kindle owners- get Consensual here.

E-books »

[14 Dec 2011 | No Comment | 884 views]
Consensual

This is my new short story. It’s currently available on Barnes and Noble. I’ll let you know when you can get on Amazon. Click here to check it out.

Interviews »

[19 Sep 2011 | No Comment | 1,217 views]

I’m happy to introduce a new feature on the site- author interviews. While I may be all gung ho about ebooks, there are lots of opinions out there, and I decided that I want to hear as many of them as possible.
First up, Rhonda MckNight. Rhonda writes inspirational fiction, and she has dabbled in the ebook world. Check out my interview below, and then click the links to check out her work- they are posted at the end of the interview. And don’t hesitate to leave a comment.
 
1. How long …

Diva Reads »

[14 Sep 2011 | 2 Comments | 2,153 views]
Bite Marks by Terence Taylor

UPDATE September 2011:
I finally finished this book. I started over and read it from cover to cover in a week. It’s not for the timid. Adam is a bad mutha- shut yo’ mouth. This vampire world is dangerous and scary, and they play for keeps. Taylor keeps the reader engaged and on the edge of her seat, and he delivers without taking the easy way out. As a matter of fact, I was actually surprised by several threads in the story line. And that’s a great thing. By the end, …