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As we get closer and closer to release day, I wanted to start sharing more about the book, including more previews. This book is for women who love women. For those who ache for the soft—velvet mouths, lace dresses, and the gentle danger of perfume pressed into another’s skin. And for those who burn for…
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Recently, I purchased these two books from fellow indies. I’m tagging the authors on my socials so ya’ll can check them out. So, TT and Insta currently have them tagged by their handles so people can find them and check them out. My Instagram My Tiktok
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The Pitch: Saint Woman is a collection born not from longing alone, but from hunger—a hunger that is emotional, erotic, ancestral. It doesn’t apologize for the mess of desire; it revels in it. The femme in these pages is not a muse. She is the altar, the storm, and the blade. What sets this book…
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Yes, this is a cover reveal, book announcement, and you get a little preview of the contents at then end! And people say we can’t have dessert for breakfast…
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The story begins with a woman named Jane Leeds, often called Mother Leeds. She had already borne twelve children, but upon discovering she was pregnant with a thirteenth, she cursed the unborn child in a fit of despair and frustration. “Let it be the devil,” she said—and some say the devil listened. On the night…
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![Writing Independently,Thriving Consistently [Writing]](https://lbachman.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/writing-independently-thriving-consistently.png?w=1024)
Independent publishing is no longer the underground route. It’s a thriving industry, a legitimate creative path, and for many a full-time livelihood. But here’s the truth that often gets skipped in the TikTok-fueled dream of instant success: longevity in indie publishing doesn’t come from hype — it comes from strategy.
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![The Beats of Protest [Politics/Music]](https://lbachman.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/beatsofprotest.png?w=1024)
If it isn’t the folk-torn songs of the 1960s or the sharp tongue of ’90s hip hop, music has still always held a mirror up to society—showing us ourselves from different points of view. Think: Bob Dylan crooning “The Times They Are A-Changin’” or “Fight the Power” by Public Enemy roaring across the radio waves.…
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For me, poetry and writing are inseparable. The way I engage with language—through prose, verse, music, and storytelling—has always been enriched by metaphor. It allows me to draw emotional parallels, to frame the strange through the familiar. It creates a connective tissue between reader and experience. That’s why metaphor is more than a literary device…
