“The only insanity I can do anything about is my own.”—Romy
“Love profligately.”—Julio
“I am not going to stop loving. Period.”—Shakespeare’s aunt
Holy mackerel, Batman, I published again (drumroll, please): Romy & Julio: a novel of hope.

What’s it about, you ask? A surfer and a sailor meet on Kaua’i and—zoom! The heat is on. By means of metafiction and a humorous commentator, the story explores love, family, and community. Here are the early reviews:
Shé writes about Love, in all its manifestations. —Maureen Mairs, The Pig in the Garden is God
What a weird little book. Humorous, erotic, with the Garden Isle as backdrop. —Zenni Wahkegan, Cherries Sing at Night
Strong-willed surfer-babe and sailor-boy tangle under the mango tree. Highly recommended. —Isis Raddulon, Eros Under My Chin
Sex on an island? Yeah, I’ll read that tale. —Robin Harrison, Romeo Wolfinstein Acts the Part
Zen and the art of… living. —Prudence C. Barnsworth, Save It for the Lake, Mister
Hilarious commentator. Bizarre frame story. Five stars. —Tiffan E. A. Khing, Biweekly Review for Ambidextrous Bisexuals
Mama drama and a latin lover. Juicy. —Hamish de los Santos, Adios from a Rooftop Wombat
Other Works:
Diary of a Reluctant Traveler: 15 months on the road from coast to coast to coast—solo
Sea Change: stories & splashes
Shoulds are for Saints: the true life adventures of Suzy Le Speed
Dance First …ask questions later: poems & paintings
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