I am a traveler—it’s my favorite thing to do–well, besides reading. The culture shock of spending my childhood in Santa Fe, New Mexico, then moving with my family to the suburbs of Philadelphia hit me hard early on. I translated that experience into a strength (meaning, I didn’t speak in class for an entire year) and redeemed my high school and college years by studying in Europe—Denmark and Paris, respectively. You should see my journals from those days … or, erm, maybe not!
After receiving a degree in International Relations from USC, I entered the Navy—another opportunity for adventure—and learned to write and edit the vast amounts of paperwork required to keep that organization functioning like the well-oiled machine it has been for centuries.
Finding paperwork somewhat unrewarding (ironic, isn’t it?), I left the service several years ago to “settle down” with my own personal hero. We’ve traveled the world together, lived in Italy and South Korea, but returned home often enough to know that love really does make the world go ‘round. It was while touring in Italy that I began to write down the stories that had rattled around in my head for years.
Now, when I’m not spending ridiculous amounts of time at the computer dreaming up hot characters and spicy conflicts for my fiction writing, I love to ride my bike really fast and shop for shoes with my two daughters—heroines (and world travelers) in the making.
kecia
I am so interested in the culture of Santa Fe, the light, the sky, the night sky – the colors of the high desert…
I look forward to reading your space…
David in Maine USA
Hi David. Thanks for reading! 🙂 I miss Santa Fe. Dream about it. I think someday I might move back…
enjoying your posts!
Thanks, David! I look forward to your Haiku every week. 🙂
It’s great to find a real writer in the blogsphere. Nice to meet you, Kecia! You have a lovely blog up here! 🙂
I’m an aspiring writer myself, and I would like to kindly invite you to visit my blog. Perhaps you’d be interested in reading some of the poetry and flash fiction I have written?
Thank you and have a great day, my new precious friend! 🙂
Subhan Zein
Thanks for taking the time to read my offerings. 🙂 I love poetry, but don’t write it that often. I will look forward to reading some of yours…
I was in the military also…1976-1980…stationed in Germany for a couple of years. Also always looking for adventure!
🙂 a trailblazer! I love that.
Kecia, I love your about page and your writing style. I am intrigued about your book. I will look for it online (hope is available for my Nook). Can’t wait to make time to read all your posts!
By the way, I love that painting!
Thanks, Patricia! I loved your green apple painting and congrats on your first publication. Always a huge milestone to savor.
Now that you have decided to follow my blog the least I could do was to buy your book !
Jonathan
(My Daily Art Display)
LOL! Thanks so much, Jonathan. You made my day! I hope you enjoy The Vendetta. 🙂
I will ,let you know how I get on with your book – from a male perspective !!!!!!!!!!!!
Please do! I always appreciate feedback. Good or ill! 🙂
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