Run on the wild side, Big Beautiful Cats, a passionate theme raging throughout the Kougar's being since moi was the tiniest cub -- yes, on her toddler legs -- running a large distance before her dad could chase her down -- to his surprise. Every now and then, the Kougaress's Dad would recount that story, telling the Kougar he knew his first cub would be a fast runner.
Indeedy, lo those days of suburban-running youth, the Kougar raced, and was fast -- faster than most of the boy cubs. Of course, in her ancient day, there weren't real athletic opportunities for girl cubs -- a terrible horror to her untamed spirit.
And, further house of horrors, she was always being told not to out run the boys, she would never find a husband-mate. Sadly, this has proven to be true. Rumbling pain, an agony always living within her heart.
Roar and wildness! Big Bold Cats all. Thus, the Kougar writes what she would live, had she not been cruelly denied. Her heroines run and race as fast as their fire-fierce spirits. Her heroines know true love, true ferocious passion. They live all the Kougaress has been denied -- is denied. They live adventures beyond this mere mortal Earth. The OtherWorlds of the Kougar's imaginations, the other dimensions of quantum physics.
Purring of...the color rough drafts for the cover of Red Lioness Tamed are just tail-swishing, tingly-spirit wonderful!
Take a peek, dear Big Kitties, at Title Magic's guest blogger. Marge is an incredible woman with an amazing knowledge about body language for writers and for anyone who speaks in public, or for any public presentation of yourself. Moi's meows below.
Margie, fascinating topic. I have read a few books on body language. However, your knowledge and info sound much more comprehensive. I assume you use hypnotherapy to assist people with body language issues.
I intentionally took speech courses in college because I was an absolute wreck in sixth grade giving a book review before the class. I discovered my ability to connect with the audience. Very powerful experience.
Ginger, I luv that orange story. That was just too good!
Mel, not a librarian -- but I've worked in retail a lot, and it does make a huge difference in your ability to deal successfully with people.
Thanks, Margie. We all needed this.
Running kisses from the Kougar...
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