Call out to Book Clubs!

Book Clubs, Kimberly Sullivan

Is your book club dreaming of a trip to Italy? If so, I may have the solution for you. My novels and short stories (with the exception of one – a time travel story for Jane Austen lovers set in Bath, England) all take place in Italy, and may be perfect for your book club…

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WFWA authors among my current reads…

Books / Kimberly Sullivan

I have a particularly crowded reading schedule right now. I have plenty of great novels by Women’s Fiction Writers Association (WFWA) authors on my proverbial bedside table (since they are ARCs, they’re all on my ereader), but the reviews are forthcoming. Therefore, in the meantime, I’ll highlight all these recently launched or soon to launch…

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Ma che stai dicendo, AI?

Roman Snow / Kimberly Sullivan

For those who don’t read Italian, my title asks “What on earth are you saying, AI?” While I am sure it has its uses, I remain skeptical about AI. I stubbornly stick to the idea that it is one tiny millimeter away from flat-out plagiarism. I am not a teacher, but if I had a…

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Happy Valentine’s Day! Enjoy your romance reads…

Three Coins Valentine's Day/ Kimberly Sullivan

Happy Valentine’s Day! It’s the day – and the month – to celebrate romance. And reading romance novels is a great way to celebrate. Although many of my women’s fiction novels and stories often have romantic elements, fewer of my novels are also categorized as romance novels. But three do fit the bill. Here are…

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When in Paris … Shakespeare and Company

Shakespeare and Company, Paris / Kimberly Sullivan

When a writer and avid reader finds herself in Paris, it is almost sacrilege not to pay a visit to Shakespeare and Company. It was also close to my hotel, so made for an easy trip. The original bookstore opened in Paris in 1919 (in a different location in the Left Bank) by Sylvia Beach.…

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My little (growing) stack of writing

Kimberly Sullivan novels/ Kimberly Sullivan

I began my publishing journey just a little over three years ago. After many years of scribbling, and publishing short stories in journals and anthologies, I decided I wanted to start publishing as an indie author. Just over three years later, with five novels, one short story collection and one historical fiction anthology under my…

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