by Anastasia Alexander | Jun 27, 2020 | Love in the 21st Century, Uncategorized, writing
Inspiration can arrive from the most unusual places. For example, the inspiration for my novel, Tangles of the Heart, started early evening on the Fourth of July. Buzzing with excitement, my two pre-teen girls piled into the car, and my husband and I followed them....
by Anastasia Alexander | Jun 18, 2020 | Love in the 21st Century, Uncategorized
One of the favorite things my children liked to do when they were young was play the game, “Would you rather?” They loved to fill up the dinner or travel time in the car with “Would you rather A or B?” For example, “Would you rather eat a...
by Anastasia Alexander | May 22, 2020 | Love in the 21st Century, Uncategorized
It’s time to start a revolution! I want the world to explode in virtual love. The world is on fire and way too many people are dying and sick. My heart bleeds for all those who are suffering. I want it to end just like everyone else, but I have a feeling this...
by Anastasia Alexander | Mar 25, 2020 | Love in the 21st Century, Uncategorized
From the moment the coronavirus started seeping across the globe, our modern life as we knew it had begun change. So many things have shifted from travel bands, stock market free falling, to social distancing measures being put in place. No one knows exactly how bad...
by Anastasia Alexander | Jan 18, 2017 | My Books, Uncategorized, Writing
We all long for something we don’t have. Currently, I am longing for a normal life. One where all the drama unfolds in my fiction and doesn’t spill forth into my real life. I was once at a national SCBWI conference in LA (society of children’s writing and...
by Anastasia Alexander | Sep 7, 2016 | Love in the 21st Century, Love Reality TV, Uncategorized
Am I the only one that has noticed that more marriages have come out of the Bachelor in Paradise than in Bachelor/ Bachelorette show combined? Bachelor in Paradise is in the middle of its third season. And Bachelor brand has been running for 20 seasons. Why is that?...
