December 3, 2017
by lescochranblog
0 comments
Yes, I created a sex addict named Steve Schilling. Please note I said “created.” I’m a fiction writer, so I believe it’s okay to make my characters a bit irregular. I did a lot of research and then used my … Continue reading
September 21, 2015
by lescochranblog
0 comments
Your first reaction to the title of this blog post may be that I’m a little crazy to juxtapose these two concepts. You’re probably right . . . Continue reading
April 26, 2015
by lescochranblog
0 comments
Is your mom an avid reader? Give her the gift of books for Mother’s Day. Then give her some quiet time to relax and enjoy her gift. She’ll think your the best! And, you can tell her you know the author! Continue reading
April 24, 2015
by lescochranblog
4 Comments
OMG – – – Steve Schilling is at it again; but this time he has moved up in the ranks – – – WAAAY UP!
In just released “Presidential Affair”, Steve has been recruited by the first female president of the United States . . . Continue reading
April 22, 2015
by lescochranblog
0 comments
The answer to the question above is . . . YES and NO. Presidential Affair, the last book in my “Love, Lies and Liaisons” trilogy was just released and it tells the YES and NO story – loud and clear! … Continue reading
April 7, 2015
by lescochranblog
0 comments
Would you buy from a guy with this “Steamy Novelist” sign hanging over his head ? ? ? Ha, ha – that worked for me! Continue reading
January 20, 2015
by lescochranblog
0 comments
I received great news Friday, January 16th when I opened an email from my publisher. It read: “Congratulations on your bestselling book.” I got goose bumps as I read the announcement that Signature Affair, my first novel had made Kindle’s … Continue reading
December 25, 2014
by lescochranblog
0 comments
Krista’s recent snapshot to her friends. Need I say more? Happy Holidays to you and yours!
December 6, 2014 by lescochranblog | 0 comments
Key character, Steve Schilling, guilty of creating a “Steve-a-mania” epidemic!
August 14, 2014
by lescochranblog
0 comments
Asking for money is right up there with some of the most feared things people do—deal with death, experience a divorce, give a speech—most people say, “I could never do that.”
For the first two-thirds of my career, I rationalized it the same way. “I don’t want to be a university president,” I’d say. “No way I’m going around town with a tin cup in my hand.”
<a href="”> Read More… Continue reading