Not outer space, I'm talking outdoor space of all sorts, and all that can happen in those dark nooks.
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Space it is!
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Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Hunk Time!
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Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Beauty of a Plot
Now that is exciting stuff!
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Monday, May 16, 2011
What is and isn't present
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Sunday, May 15, 2011
Dropping Some Hints...
There's quite a bit going on right now and I thought I'd share what they are, but make it more fun by dropping hints instead of giving it all at once. Wicked, I know, but that's the kind of mood I'm in :-)
So, get ready, starting tomorrow it's Hints Week!
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Thursday, May 12, 2011
It's All About the Hats!
A few weeks ago was a wedding in England - lovely jubbly - and yes, I was up early taking it all in! Made the cutie and I scones [with strawberry jam and clotted cream of course], and he made a pot of tea.
It was great coverage, but really BBC America nailed it because they actually knew who people were, and made sure to have great shots of those us fashion fans wanted to see - especially the hats! Yes, hats are big over there. The English ladies who traveled to So Cal for our wedding at the beach brought their hats with them - yes, it's that kind of a big deal.
So, who was I looking forward to seeing, and who picked fab hats?
Princess Marie-Chantal of Greece, Princess Letizia of Spain, and Lady Frederick Windsor looked wonderful from head to toe. Who I was hoping to see and thought their choices were fabulous was Sophia, Countess of Wessex and Zara Phillips, daughter of Princess Anne. Those two always do it right!
Okay, I said it was all about hats, but I can't hold back from talking about the dresses worn by the bride. Sarah Burton [now the designer for Alexander McQueen label and carrying on his vision beautifully] walked the line between being memorable, timeless, and tame very well. The second reception gown was just as beautiful with it's angora bolero sweater and sparkling belt - loved it as much as the wedding dress! All that said, I would love to see the pseudo-bustlel at the back of the latter, very oragami-ish - very intriguing.
Missed the Kentucky Derby, but it takes hints from Ascot - the wild hats are released!
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Have Flowers on My Mind
That would be because of Homotography showcasing Jeremy Kost's Flowers for the Land of the Rising Sun photos, which, by the way, he is selling copies to benefit Japan Society's Japan Earthquake Relief Fund.
Love it and makes me want to plant some flowers.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
A new trend for me in books/ebooks
Much like illustrators, I've bought many books based on the translator.
Weird, but true.
Let me bring the translator bit a little more current with JK Rowling's Harry Potter books. Did you know the first three were altered for the US market? They were! Someone went through and took out the strongly English words and rejigged them for Americans to read. An example of this would the title of the first book. In England it's Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone and in the US it's Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. After book 3, the publisher finally realized it wasn't necessary to changes things, and left that Englishness alone.
While not technically translating, this bit of tinker-time helped ease me away from actively seeking who touched a book once first published. The final straw came with Stieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy as translated by Reg Keeland. No, the translations were far from perfect, but I enjoyed the books all the same, and my need to buy a book by translator was gone.
My current read has been translated and I'm liking it, alot, and will most likely get caught up in and read all of Jo Nesbø's Harry Hole series as translated by Don Bartlett.
Let me qualify all this by stating I would never want to be a translator as there is bound to be someone who picks it apart. Beautiful or pretty, technically they're the same, but they also aren't. Can you imagine going through an entire book of 90,000+ words and trying to find the right words and please everyone? No thank you and I give anyone who takes it on credit and kudos for accepting a very difficult job.
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Monday, May 09, 2011
Naughty Thought For Monday
Now, when I visited Delettrez website, I liked what I saw - a few other frisky pieces, otherwise the macabre jewelry is clean, crisp, and modern with a hint of elegance. That said, I couldn't find a way to turn off the music so am warning you here: great pieces and worth looking at, maybe even buying, but be warned about music playing - can be turned off by clicking on moving musical bars in upper left corner.
Friday, May 06, 2011
Friday Funny Goes Naughty and SFW
So S sends me a daily digest from I Can Has a Cheezburger and it always cracks me up, and this one reminded me of what I write - erotic romances.

Under the picture it said but protekshun iz bery importint! and was followed by Faeborit Coment: “iz nawt eben ribbbed fer ur enjoymint!” – bluesfan473
HA! Thank you S, you made my day again!
Thursday, May 05, 2011
Fashion Addicts Rise Up!
The Metropolitan Museum of Art hosted the Costume Institute Gala on Tuesday and I personally can't wait to go into NYC to see the Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty exhibition [May 4th - July 31]. Meanwhile, there were some gorgeous gowns worn that will tide me over for a bit.
Now to the fashion of the night. I loved Iman, the woman looked like a gorgeous lion in a Stella McCartney sparkling gold jump suit, and her wild hair. Christina Ricci is the only one who could carry off a gothic spiderweb like number by Zac Posen and look great doing it. Jennifer Hudson has been fabulous in her body skimming gowns of late, but she wore a beautiful Vera Wang ball gown[ish] and looked wonderful. Sofia Vergara in Carolina Herrara [one I liked for it's simplicity without being all that simple] looked the best I've seen her look. Mia Wasikowska wore a Thakoon was my favorite [to the right], maybe because it reminded me of what I had the heroine wear in "Missing" - freaky weird - and maybe because I would choose this one in a heartbeat, along with the hair!There weren't many who missed the mark, but I have to say, Daphne Guinness was my favorite wearing an Alexander McQueen creation. The feathers are delightful and whimsical, and the train to die for - love this one!
Thank you Skinny vs Curvy for the Mega Gallery and StyleBistro!
Wednesday, May 04, 2011
Two For One Time
Thor is coming out this Friday and I will be seeing it on Saturday or Sunday, and Chris Hemsworth looks absolutely delightful in the lead. When I was going to school in England, an afternoon was not complete without watching Home and Away and Neighbours - Aussie soaps, of which Hemsworth was in the former. Funny how things circle around.
There you go, two for one: Hump Day Hottie Does Hollywood!
Tuesday, May 03, 2011
Everchanging Book/eBook Purchase Habits
Well, I'm ready to shake things up again.
A few years ago I donated over 3000 books to our local library and promised myself to buy only books I wanted to keep. However, if I bought one, another had to go. Space was of the essence. The result was I'd chopped my auto-buys to 10 and the rest were ebook. No problem, in fact, my tbr piles thrived. What I hadn't counted on was the hardcover tbr pile not going down - just sitting there and growing with two years worth of books.
Here's the deal. I'm cutting that 10 must have authors to 8, possibly 7 and maybe even 6, and I'll add them to my ebook purchases.
The format I read in doesn't matter to me and apparently the must keep to reread stack doesn't care either.
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Monday, May 02, 2011
Naughty Thought for Monday
Neatorama recently showcased a courier bike called The Sperm Bike used by a fertility clinic in Copenhagen. Bullitt are designed cargobikes from Larry vs Harry and they can add a personalized cargo holder [designed by Danish company who specialize in reconstructions 10 Tons] - in this case a freezer of sorts to carry sperm donations to clinics. A useful billboard of sorts.
There's the details, so what's going on in my head when I see this?
What a hoot!
Friday, April 22, 2011
Tied Up For Love by Tilly Greene
Tease Publishing
Paranormal Erotic Romance + Bondage
Available at ARe
Filla is a nymph used to the raucous ways of a Dionysian festival and allows a handsome newcomer, Marsyas, to strip her down for a passionate interlude while tied to a tree. After time spent alone, together, she knows little about him beyond the physical. However, her feelings for him are growing until he brings her back for the next festival, and suddenly she's not sure of anything.
Love is found in the most unlikely places, but will it last?
Excerpt
Ecstatic madness swirled around the clearing as Dionysus, god of wine and theater, skipped and danced through revelers with his mighty thyrsus in hand. Honey rained from the fennel stick and pine cone top onto random attendees, encouraging their passions to the surface, and ultimately to mate with whomever or whatever was closest. He whipped them further into a frenzied mindset and pushed them deeper into satisfying their lust for flesh. There were only two ways the frantic celebrants could shake loose the need infiltrating their minds and bodies, either through sex or violence.
Filla was a nymph, devotee of the god’s. Thankfully she’d never experienced the desire to tear another living being apart. She hadn’t been a follower for as many years as some, she wasn’t that old, but had been around long enough to discover a few of the secrets surrounding Dionysus and how he was worshipped. The disciples who were comfortable focusing on the wine and theater aspects saw little else, not the bad side of their favored divinity, and not his strong links to both life and death. Powerful and well supported, he was an immortal that shouldn’t ever be crossed.
As far as she was concerned devotion to the patron deity of agriculture and all the good he freely offered the community she chose to live within didn’t mean she had to compromise the standards she chose to live by. To both celebrate the final step in bringing the collective wine to fruition and to make it through an event in one piece, mentally and physically, would only be accomplished if she kept her distance from the people she knew to be unstable. The negative aspects of honoring the god weren’t enough to deny the sexual cravings that held her captive when it was festival time. Previous encounters had been gratifying, even fulfilling, but she’d had a taste of something better. Someone that made her happy and dreams appear possible, and he was at her side.
Marsyas.
They walked through the clearing, past a group of wild maenads eager for the sacrifice to start. She had her arm around his sleek warm waist and smiled feeling his around her shoulders, holding her close. They’d physically connected at the previous event and hadn’t spent a moment apart since. A Dionysian festival was not the place to find love, but their time since, spent at his place overlooking the sea had been filled with her feelings for him growing deeper, more complex. She wouldn’t label them love, there were too many unknowns to be discovered, too many questions to be answered, barriers in both of them to be knocked down, although her heart remained open for him to fill.
She’d always considered herself an adventurous woman when it came to embracing what life offered, but he’d shown her how much she’d been missing by giving her mind, body and soul over to the devotion of another. The past few months had been enlightening and full of pleasure, and she hadn’t wanted it to end. Happiness had wiped all thought of attending the big spring festival from her mind. She’d been caught off guard when he mentioned bringing her back to the temple in time for the celebration. The move left her with questions, doubts really.
Had he lost interest in her? In them and where they might have been headed? The attentive care he continued to treat her with didn’t support the concern, but sometimes actions hid the truth. Filla knew she should ask him what was going on, but they were headed toward their special place, at least she thought it was special, and didn’t want to break the mood.
A startlingly loud yell broke into her thoughts and she looked around to see where the sound had come from. There were plenty of people shouting their fun, groaning their pleasure, but the cry had sounded like one of terror, and then she found the source.
Not too far from the tree where they’d culminated their relationship was a man stretched across a long stone who held his ass cheeks open for a centaur who stood between his legs. While she watched, he was slowly fed a long thin cock, and the yell turned into a moan. The man appeared to be enthralled by the others possession of his backside and she felt her body react to that discovery.
“You’re remembering when I first took your delicate sweet ass, aren’t you honey.”
Copyright © 2011 Tilly Greene
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Thursday, April 21, 2011
Quite a bit has been happening lately
In regards to writing, I stood up for the In-Betweeners with 'Grey is a Good Starting Place' on Selena Illyria's blog which hosted a month+ discussion on Hero, Villian or In-Between.
With AAD coming around the corner, I offered up the '5 Reasons Why I Love AAD' on the Authors After Dark blog, and now even more eager for August to get here.
On a personal level, I talked about my 'Favorite Things' on the Samhain Publishing Blog, and 'My Big Sin' on Leigh Ellwood's Me Want Food blog.
During all that, I also had "Tied Up For Love" released, and shall share an excerpt soon.
Phrew, need to catch my breath, and finish "Missing"!
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Friday, April 15, 2011
Remember Marsyas...
No? Let me remind you of a few things. Marsyas is the latest Ancient Greek mythological figure to be treated to a fresh ending, actually fresh start would be more apt, but then again, that is what the Mythological Messes Redux series is all about
The man is actually an ipotane, a mythical creature from before satyrs and centaurs. I might have shown you before, but I'm going to do it again because this is a stunning piece. To the right is a picture from the Getty Collection of a remnant that also happens to be one of my all time favorite pieces of art.
He isn't big, less than 20", and the artist added horns which the real Marsyas didn't have, however, the man is very sexy as sin and I came to that conclusion long before I knew his sad tale.
To make this Friday even better than a normal TGIF, you can pick up "Tied Up For Love" ebook now at All Romance [ARe]! SURPRISE!
Mythological Messes Redux Series
Hephaestus Lays Down the Law, LIP Vol. 1
Together Again?
Double Punch
Cyra's Cyclopes, LIP Vol. 3
Tied Up For Love, LIP Vol. 4 - OUT NOW!
Tilly Greene
WARNING! Red hot romances ahead!
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Friday Funny!
A husband takes his wife to play her first round of golf.
The wife promptly whacked her first shot right through the window of the biggest house adjacent to the course.
The husband cringed, "I warned you to be careful! Now we'll have to go up there, find the owner, apologize and see how much your lousy drive is going to cost us."
So the couple walked up to the house and knocked on the door.
A man's voice said, "Come on in."
When they opened the door they saw the damage that was done. Glass was all over the place, and a broken antique bottle was lying on its side near the broken window.
A man reclining on the couch asked, "Are you the people that broke the window?"
"Uh, yeah, sir.. We're sure sorry about that," the husband replied.
"Oh, no apology is necessary. Actually I want to thank you. You see, I'm a genie, and I've been trapped in that bottle for a thousand years. Now that you've released me, I'm allowed to grant three wishes.. I'll give you each one wish, but if you don't mind, I'll keep the last one for myself."
"Wow, that's great!" the husband said. He pondered a moment and blurted out, "I'd like a million dollars a year for the rest of my life."
"No problem," said the genie. "You've got it, it's the least I can do. And I'll guarantee you a long, healthy life!"
"And now you, young lady, what do you want?" the genie asked.
"I'd like to own a gorgeous home complete with servants in every country in the world," she said.
"Consider it done," the genie said. "And your homes will always be safe from fire, burglary and natural disasters!"
"Now," the couple asked in unison, "what's your wish, genie?"
"Well, since I've been trapped in that bottle and haven't been with a woman in more than a thousand years, my wish is to have sex with your wife."
The husband looked at his wife and said, "Gee, honey, you know we both now have a fortune, and all those houses. What do you think?"
She mulled it over for a few moments and said, "You know, you're right. Considering our good fortune, I guess I wouldn't mind, but what about you, honey?"
"You know I love you sweetheart," said the husband. "I'd do the same for you!"
So the genie and the woman went upstairs where they spent the rest of the afternoon enjoying each other in every way.. After about three hours of non-stop sex, the genie rolled over and looked directly into her eyes and asked, "How old are you and your husband?"
"Why, we're both 45," she responded breathlessly.
"NO SHIT." He said, "Forty-five years old and both of you still believe in genies?"
For the chick, S!, who sends me cute kitty pics - hugs! Love the laugh :-)
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Beauty of the Wetsuit Dance
A guy wraps a towel around his waist and tries to put on or take off a very tight wet suit all without losing the towel and being done in for indecent exposure?
It's often awkward with limbs tugging and cursing, but ultimately fascinating to watch.
Thank you to the photographer Didio for showing a small hint of what could be revealed in the wet suit dance with model Augusto Coronado and Hunk du Jour.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Spending the week on the Tease Publishing blog
Talking about LIP, plot, ipotanes, locations, etc. In other words, everything that has ruled my mind for a few months is on the table!
Why? Because "Tied Up For Love" will be out on April 15th!
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Monday, April 11, 2011
What kind of bag do you carry?
Apparently if you live in Europe, you get some seriously cool and fun bags to carry your shopping home. I'd buy Wheaties to get this bag!
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Friday, April 08, 2011
An unexpected result of movie night
First of all I didn't know that much about the movie other than it was a take on Rapunzel. In true Disney fashion, they pulled it off. I loved it all. The parents, sad rulers missing their lost daughter. The old woman, a evil baddy to nth degree. The hero, was a great twist in that he was an orphan who dreamed about a better life and yet was a thief. The cast of outcasts, horrible and yet so loveable. Then theres Maximus, a palance horse, such a hoot. Great characters. My favorite bit was the lanterns set off on Rapunzels birthday - loved it.
Yup, I really enjoyed this one, and apparently so did our neighbors kitty [Princess Bee]. We've noticed lately that she'll stretch out on the rug downstairs and watch television with us, but Tangled really captured her attention. When the evil older lady came on screen with an older man floating around a pub full of ruffians dressed as cupid, she sat up, moved closer, and stared. Shortly after that scene ended, kitty went upstairs to bed. Half hour later, I went upstairs, and she was on her back, paws up, and I swear she was grinning.
Go Disney, I think you might have something for the feline set that's better than catnip.
Thursday, April 07, 2011
Ellora's Cave Bollywood Bash at RT brought memories of...
our trip to India.
I haven't talked much about the trip, other than it helped shape An Invitation to the World: India, but let me tell you it was a spectacular three weeks. There was so much to see, smell, taste, hear, as well as learn, and after seeing a few pics from last night's party on Twitter, I wanted more of what I remember of India.
There was a wedding we went to while in Chennai and if only I could share the scents as well - everything was a true experience of the senses. However, what I remember most is how wonderful everyone was to us, I even had a Bollywood actress help me with my hair.Another bit that was delightful where the meals - yes, meals, as the ceremony stretched over many days although we only made it to two. A banana leaf was laid out in front of you while servers walked down the aisles with big bowls of goodies and ladled a portion onto your leaf to eat. Okay, I'm not going to share me finally being able to use all five fingers to eat, but the woman next to me had a good laugh. Seriously, all your life you're told don't use your fingers, and suddenly that's the only way you can eat and all five need to be used - I'm tell you, it's tricky stuff!
Something else we learned during the meals was when we were done and offered another helping, just say no! I would say, no thank you, and get another dollop of something delicious. Last words said is what they were going by. Bloody hard to just say no, guess the polite thing is in me to the bone.
Oh, by the way, no napkins although there was the great wash basin outside to use.
All in all, a great trip, and all the senses were given treats to enjoy.
Wednesday, April 06, 2011
Today is Tartan Day - so...
In NYC, it's a week plus full of events, and last night was the annual Dressed to Kilt fashion event. I can't wait to see the pics. It always looks like such a blast and one of these years I'll go.
Why?
If Gerard Butler shows up again to walk down the runway in a kilt, I want to see it!
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Friday, April 01, 2011
Confession Time
I never watched The Sopranos series, although I heard it was good. Now, whenever I see one being shown, I'll watch it - although they always seem to be the same ones, but still interesting.
Nope, that isn't the confesson.
I was watching one the other day and Tony Soprano is in a thoughtful mood, sitting around the poker table with a few of his boys, and they're talking about one of his dad's mistresses. The woman had apparently also been a plaything for President Kennedy. So he's thinking and the shot was of him, close up, smoking on a cigar. It was a really good lighting, angle, everything - very artistically done. After two or three puffs with the smoke rather dramatically circling him, Tony takes a drink of whisky, and then another puff.
Here's the confession. I don't smoke, never have, but I have pulled a Tony - smoked a cigar and sipped on a whisky while chatting with friends. Can't remember if it was someone graduating, getting their first job, married, a baby, or just because we all felt like it, whatever the reason, it was fun.Posted by Tilly Greene at 6:30 AM 0 comments
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Thursday, March 31, 2011
Brilliant Birthday Pressie Idea
Okay, brilliant might be pushing the boat a bit, but I think we came up with a pretty good idea for someone who is turning 50 - that would make her born in 1961.
If you know me, then you know normally books are for birthdays, but I couldn't remember who she liked to read, so I was stumped. Unheard of, but it happens. However, we were under the gun, and we had no time to fuss about, so we went shopping.
Being me, I hadn't totally ditched the book idea, but then the cutie brought forth a a CD of 60's hits. We walked around with it for a while and it finally hit me - find a bestselling book from the year she was born - and settled on James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl, although Thunderball by Ian Fleming also sound pretty good. And then I took it a step further and picked up a copy of the Oscar winner for Best Picture for the same year which was West Side Story. That said, Breakfast at Tiffany's was another that sounded pretty cool.
I wish I could have found a candy or drink that had debuted that year, but I ran out of time. In the end, it was fun to shop for this gift, at some point it had turned into a scavenger hunt of sorts. So, next time someone you know is turning 50, give them the best from the year they were born.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
It's Getting Hotter!
Okay, there's no dog and he isn't at the beach, but that's what I thought of and then noticed Baker is a rather fit man.
Thank you to photographer Greg Vaughan and Homotography.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Authors + Readers = At Their Best

Operation Auction went live on Sunday, March 27th at 12:01 am PDT and all items are in the Operation Auction ebay store!
Now for a few details: None of the items will show up until the auction is live and not all items are going up at the same time. We have divided the items as equally as possible into three batches.
Batch One will be up March 27th at 12:01 am PDT, ending March 30th at 12:01am
Batch Two will be up March 28th at 12:01 am PDT, ending March 31st at 12:01am
Batch Three will be up March 29th at 12:01 am PDT, ending April 1st at 12:01am
New donations are still coming in so be warned the enteries might be incomplete, however, there are categories in the store to help search for the items you want.
Shipping details will be in the description of each item. Please read those carefully before you bid to see if it is US only or international.
[Thank you to Black Raven's Erotic Cafe for the clear details]
The link to the Operation Auction ebay store is: http://bit.ly/ifl6ZM or http://stores.ebay.com/operationauction2011
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Monday, March 28, 2011
I love a man in a kilt, but...
Thank you, Trend de la Creme, for the interesting undies, sorry, thong. Oh the horror!
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Friday, March 25, 2011
A Great Movie You Might Have Missed
In a postapocalyptic world, a small community of rag-doll robots hides in fear from dangerous machines out to exterminate them. But when a brave newcomer named 9 (voiced by Elijah Wood) joins the group, he inspires them to stand up and fight for their survival."9" started out as an animated short and, thankfully, was extended. Personally, I can't wait to see what's next for the director Shane Acker.
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Time to Eat Crow
At first it was Five Guys, those are good and the fries come in a bag so we can add some vineager, which gives the cutie a "chip" boost. Next came Smashburger [picture to the right], lovely, especially their fried pickles, but the bun was too much for me to handle.
Then, this past weekend, without any warning, the cutie took me to a Cheeburger Cheeburger.
Huge cheeseburger, but it was juicy, and the waiter suggested I cut it in half to take away for later [he also said don't order the small burger, it's all bun]. The onion rings were thin and lovely, and the fries were great. The milkshake was yummy and made with what I wanted, thank you. My suggestion is to share it all, there's too much for one person, but oh so good.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
A Change of Pace
In this picture from Skinny vs Curvy, Raquel Welch shows off a fabulously female form. Curves, dips and valleys, otherwise called a shape.
Fabulous!
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
What's Next for Authors?
As an author I can tell you that when I'm wearing my authors hat, I'm always looking for ways to give to the reader more to experience with the books I write. I love what I'm writing and want to share as much as possible to make time you've spent reading even more interesting and exciting.
That said, there is only one author I can point to and say they've done a perfect step further into their unique world of books, and his name is Robert Sabuda.
Kudos to Sabuda, challenge accepted!
Monday, March 21, 2011
How Well Do You Know Your Food?
Naughty Veggies!
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Friday, March 18, 2011
Time to Get Personal
You all know by now I'll be at AAD [Authors After Dark] this August in Philadelphia and you may also know I've been to the previous two conferences as well, however, there's more you don't know. Yup, I'm not keeping secrets, but Grace from Livre de Amor [Books of Love] asked the right questions in her interview.
Head on over and discover what my hobby is, who I enjoy reading and who writes my favorite books in the genres I also write, amongst other things. While you're there, check out what Grace is reading.
It was a fun interview and now I can't wait for August!
I'm Done with Winter!
There, I said it, and I mean it! I'm done with dwelling on the frigid temps and piles of snow that surrounded me this winter. With Spring on my doorstep, it's actually easy to look at the good side of the W-word, and the fabulous S [who keeps me laughing everyday, which I thank her greatly] sent me a bunch of pics that helped me see the fun only available during winter.
Ice sculptures.
There were close to 10+ pictures in the email she sent me, but here is just one, and you can see why I'm liking snow - the somewhere else kind of snow :-)
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Something New!

Many of you may have heard all about this endeavor, but in case you haven't, here's a brief blurb from the fabulous folks handling Operation Auction:
"Fatin has been an integral part of the romance community for years – she owns and runs the RR@H Novel Thoughts and Book Talk blog, is an administrator of the WriteMinded loop, an author assistant and a tireless advocate for romance novels. She is also a friend to many in this community.Usually, when something horrible happens, there isn't much we can do, which is why I'm very proud to be a part of Operation Auction. Productive action is right up my alley. So, I have a Mythological Messes Redux series Bag full of books and goodies, and there's also 2 day passes with authors for Authors After Dark 2011 in Philadelphia and another for the entire AAD 2012 in New Orleans amongst the many many offerings.
On Tuesday, March 8th, she lost her husband in a senseless act of violence, leaving her alone with four children. You can read more about the tragedy here: http://www.wral.com/news/local/story/9233067/
The romance community would like to rally around her. Therefore, we will be holding auctions on ebay the last week of March. More information on exact days and donations will follow."
Check them out on the home page of Operation Auction, mark down the ones you'd like, and get ready to bid big!
Posted by Tilly Greene at 6:30 AM 0 comments
Labels: charitable endeavor, personal, Tilly Greene
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Looking for Fruit and Veg?
Thank you, We Love Guys [NSFW] and the hunkalicious James Nyman, for the grand selection but we have our carrots, potatoes, and cabbage ready to boil to distruction and yes, I'm going to try and get the cutie to make some bubble and squeak with the leftovers - yummy!
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Seven Minutes of Seduction by Afton Locke
Wanna play 7 Minutes in Heaven?
Releases March 16th!
Ever had a fantasy about your boss?
'Fess up. We all have.
Despite Eliza Worth’s attraction to her boss, Zach Taunton, she’s so fed up with his unreasonable demands she’s decided to look for another job. Her matchmaking friend Margo, determined to give Eliza some sexual healing for her work stress, invites her to a singles mixer, where Eliza reluctantly agrees to play a game of Seven Minutes in Heaven. In a dark closet, Eliza is quickly brought to the edge and beyond by a sexy mystery man. Her initial intrigue quickly turns to horror when she discovers her masterful, anonymous lover is none other than her slave-driving boss himself—and Zach seems to want her for a lot longer than seven minutes. But first he’ll have to relinquish some control and negotiate his way into her heart.
Watch the Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_K4oZAFAj8
Seven Minutes of Seduction
ISBN# 978-14199-32977
Ellora's Cave Publishing
http://www.jasminejade.com/p-9201-seven-minutes-of-seduction.aspx
Afton Locke
www.aftonlocke.com
Excerpt (Adult)
(Copyright © AFTON LOCKE, 2011, All Rights Reserved, Ellora's Cave Publishing, Inc.)
Her breath caught when she realized the room wasn’t just dark. It was completely black. She couldn’t see a thing now. Margo must have had special padding or weather-stripping installed around the edges of the door.
“You’re not allowed to talk, starting now,” Margo said, her voice muffled.
Eliza fought down the urge to pound on the door and beg to be let out but knew that would make her resemble a childish idiot. Not being able to see and knowing nothing about who was in the closet with her sent her heart rate into the aerobic range.
Her other senses soon took over. She heard the rustle of curtain, a man’s breathing and…oh God. That was Zach’s cologne. The distinctive blend of exotic spices and understated class had distracted her mid-task more than once at work.
Coincidence, she told herself as she clasped her hand across her throat. Lots of men wore the same cologne. He couldn’t possibly be here.
This man, whoever he was, didn’t seem nearly as inclined to pause and analyze the situation as she did. She gasped when a questing hand brushed her waist and arm, followed much too quickly by two steely arms fastening around her. Goose bumps exploded across her arms as rolled-up shirtsleeves and very hot forearms slid across her skin.
A pair of lips found her ear with uncanny precision and slashed across it, sliding into a jagged path down her neck. Beard stubble—another reminder of Zach—scraped her skin, sending dual sensations of alarm and pleasure shooting down her spine.
With her arms all but pinned to her sides, she could do nothing but slide her hands around the man’s waist. His body was hot and muscular under her fingers. Muscles flexed beneath the soft shirt as he maneuvered her to stand against a row of shelves. The delicate scent of laundered sheets mingled with his cologne, reminding her of beds.
She turned her chin toward his mouth, needing to taste him. Suddenly his hands anchored both sides of her face, holding her in place for a kiss. No, not a kiss—an onslaught. He skimmed her lips with his tongue before biting, tasting and teasing. Without even knowing exactly how, she found herself slack-jawed and senseless, wanting everything he had to give.
He tasted like wine, with a slight salty tang, as if he’d eaten caviar. While he claimed her tongue with punishing swirls of his own, his legs pressed hard against her, his cock even harder, bruising the delicate flesh over her pubic bone through their clothing.
“One minute has passed.”
The automated voice nearly made Eliza jump out of her skin. Margo had thought of everything.
The sensation of tugging at her blouse brought her attention to her breasts. Her blouse went slack and threatened to fall off when he unbuttoned the few large buttons. Needing and aching, her nipples anticipated strong fingers or a hot, flicking tongue.
At the same time, alarms went off in her head. Exactly how far did people go in this game? Surely seven minutes wasn’t enough time to go all the way but she was at his mercy, whatever he planned.
If this man fucked her in the dark, she wouldn’t even see his cock. She would only be able to feel it, thrusting into her drenched pussy.
“Wait, I—” she uttered.
Releases March 16th!
Seven Minutes of Seduction
ISBN# 978-14199-32977
Ellora's Cave Publishing
http://www.jasminejade.com/p-9201-seven-minutes-of-seduction.aspx
Afton Locke
www.aftonlocke.com
Monday, March 14, 2011
Nope, Never, Not Going To Do It - Ever!
I love fashion and get a kick out of when a designer steps out of the box, but I have my limits, and this one - this hat - is a no way! Even if it does look like chocolate, which I love, this hat would never find a place on my head.
The two places I know where women still wear hats - and I have a thing for hats, hence Grace Strachan in Highland Heat being a milliner - is to church and weddings. Can you imagine wearing this one to either of those two places?
Nope, neither can I, and the shock of seeing a penis sticking up in front of them might even kill a few folks. Not good!
That said, New Power Studios fashion show in London is where the pvc penis hat made its debut, and thank you Racked for the photo.
Friday, March 11, 2011
Horrific Beauty
The Pop-Up City recently showcased the Spontaneous City in the Tree of Heaven project and whilst a beautiful honeycomb of living space, it will give me nightmares.
That's right, birds and I don't mix.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
When Fashion is Art
The Philadelphia Museum of Art is hosting an exhibition of his work from March 16-June 5 and, yes, I'll be attending.
The dress to the right is called Nove Gonne [Nine Skirts] was designed in 1956 - pretty forward thinking, isn't it.
Fashion, Art, whatever you want to call it, I think it's yummy!
Wednesday, March 09, 2011
Another Reason to Love Thierry Mugler
Fragrance is one area he has a hand in and A*Men is the name of his latest offering for men. Fun. Anyway, Homotography posted two snippets from the ad with the new spokesman, Oscar Pistorius, and I loved it!
Yes, loved!
Why?
Above and to the right is one ad of Oscar, an athlete for South Africa who was denied a chance to run at the 2008 Olympics because his legs were considered an advantage. He went on to win in the paraolympics, but it still bothered me that his artificial limbs, yes, artificial limbs put him above everyone else. I hope they do!
Below is the ad that I think is the best, the guy looks fast, fit, and seriously sexy. Amen to Mugler!
Tuesday, March 08, 2011
Allow me to introduce you to...
I just realized that I've told you Marsyas is the latest Ancient Greek mythological figure to be treated to a fresh ending, actually fresh start would be more apt, but then again, that is what the Mythological Messes Redux series is all about, however, I haven't shown you the man himself.
So, without any further ado, let me introduce you to the real ipotane, Marsyas. To the right is a picture from the Getty Collection of a remnant that also happens to be one of my all time favorite pieces of art.
He isn't big, less than 20", and the artist added horns which the real Marsyas didn't have, however, the man is very sexy as sin and I came to that conclusion long before I knew his sad tale.
Posted by Tilly Greene at 6:00 AM 0 comments
Labels: Ancient Greece, art, BDSM, erotic romance, Marsyas, Mythological Messes Redux, paranormal, Tied Up For Love, Tilly Greene
Monday, March 07, 2011
What Are You Looking At?
Now, the question is: are you looking at the watch that's trying to be sold or just at the hot guy?
I was actually looking at the watch first! I know - what a surprise! But that's a job Fimmano has done before, sell watches through sexy images, and kudos to him for doing it so well.
Friday, March 04, 2011
Read an eBook Week is almost here!
2011 should have an interesting Read an eBook week, running March 6-12.
Why interesting?
Well, there's more information available for those who haven't dabbled between the electronic pages yet, and even more ebooks available. In fact, did you know eBooks have been around for 40 years? I didn't know and read all about it on the Read an eBook week history page. Cool.
I've a few ebooks loaded up and at the ready on my iPod Touch, what will you read your ebook(s) on this week?










































