Comments on: The Clarifying and Emancipating Power of Erotica Enterprise

By: Gy

Gy — Tue, 30 Jan 2018 23:01:45 +0000

Greetings Eden, as someone who is “seasoned” and only waxes poetic (in the past) BUT is highly desirable to write something a little erotic – I found this article “right-on-time”. Perhaps now I can try to complete the trilogy of eroticism w/o fear…Thanks much for the inspiration AND the nod to self-publishing.

Bravo, Gy

By: eden baylee

eden baylee — Wed, 06 Sep 2017 20:35:04 +0000

In reply to Jay Squires.

Jay, you’re right about the interviewer. Sue is terrific.

Thank you for your support. It means a lot to know that someone is out there reading.

Sending big hugs,
eden

By: Jay Squires

Jay Squires — Fri, 01 Sep 2017 23:37:00 +0000

I don’t know whether I am addressing Baylee or LiisBeth, either or both. No matter. I did comment on the “Sticks and Stones” post, Baylee, and must say this interview fleshes out the Baylee with whom I became acquainted after your answer to my comment, and mine to yours, etc. I give credit to the fleshing out of your writing path to the skills of an excellent interviewer.

LIfe is short and Art is long … which is correct on the one level. But life can seem unbearably long when spent doing what you feel is not your calling. With me, it was the 40 years selling insurance and being a husband and father that chewed up my passion to write. You were wise and courageous, Baylee, to bail out of the banking business both times.

I feel so privileged to have happened upon this interview, and will be following your burgeoning success throughout.

Jay