Recurring themes and tropes in my romance novels. I write steamy contemporary outdoor adventure romance stories. While setting them in the outdoors means some themes and tropes in my romance novels are going to be constants, it’s funny how many
Wild at Heart, by Stacy Gold, is a Contest Finalist in both the New England Readers’ Choice Awards and the Heart Awards! I’m proud to announce that my steamy, backpacking romance, Wild at Heart, is a contest finalist in not
My Word for 2023 is “Balance” Well, here we are at the start of another new year. I’m not one to make New Year’s resolutions. What I do enjoy is choosing a word to be my theme for the year. For
Wild at Heart, by Stacy Gold, Named One of Five 2022 Booklife Prize Finalists! My contemporary backpacking romance novel Wild at Heart made it past the semi-finals and is now one of five books chosen from five different genres as
REI’s Wild Ideas Worth Living Podcast Interview with Adventure Romance Author Stacy Gold I’m beyond honored to have been featured on REI’s Wild Ideas Worth Living podcast. I bought my very first backpack at REI (Recreational Equipment, Inc.) 36 years
My Author Philosophy for Writing Romance Novels Twenty years ago, if you’d asked any of my friends if I would ever write romance novels (let alone have a philosophy for writing romance), they’d have laughed you out of the room.
Why I write romance in first person dual point of view. Ever since first person point of view (POV) narrative became popular again, romance readers have had strong opinions about it. Especially compared to the third person POV romances we’d become
Join Stacy Gold at these Live, Author Bookstore Events in Colorado for Q & A, Readings, and Book Signings! I adore getting out and meeting romance readers and fellow romance authors. Luckily, I’ll be getting to do both this month.
The Top Lessons I Learned Achieving My Long-Standing Goal of Kayaking the Grand Canyon, and How They’ll Impact My Romance Novels. Recently, I achieved one of my biggest, hairiest, most audacious goals—kayaking the entire 226 miles of the Grand Canyon
