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Cave Quick Find

We’ve come a long way from the days of chisel and stone. But we authors still need our caves.

A writer’s cave/ office/ clean space on the kitchen table is that wondrous place where romance, murder, laughter and heartache are conjured every day. Where heroes are born, and villains lie in wait. A writer’s cave is where magic happens and our adventures begin...

* To visit any of these author’s official sites simply click their names.

I’ll start things off with my cave. I’ve got the typical sticky notes and lots of nicknacks to make me smile. I also have two parakeets I saved from my children. They actually get fed now.

Paige Cuccaro

When you’re done perusing the caves hop over and check out my latest release!

The sign of a busy mind?

Jenny Crusie, pre-New Year’s resolution.

Rosemary Laurey’s cave has cute dragons and tons of reference books close at hand.

Post New Year’s resolution coming... eventually. Check back for the “after” shot.

Susan Elizabeth Phillips’ cave is, well... gorgeous!

Laurell K. Hamilton shares her cave with her cute pooch, Sasquatch

Lori Foster’s cave includes a special rocking chair for her pooches, Brock and Tootsie.

Kim Harrison’s cave has been updated to show her soothing creative space. Love the “easy button” on her desk!!

Eloisa James’ cave as seen by her 6 year old. We’ll have to wait until he’s taller to see pictures of Eloisa’s entire head!

Kelley Armstrong shares her cave with a lovely lady who has a fondness for pointy hats.

Teresa Medeiros’ cave is so pretty and feminine. Perfect for romance.

JC Wilder cave sports a great collection of vampires, bats and...vampire bats!

Pam Champagne’s cave has that rustic, beautiful hard wood look.

Becky Barker’s cave surrounds her with thoughts of loved ones.

LuAnn McLane’s cave had so many fun things to see I couldn’t decide which to post.

Samantha Winston’s cave bright in white, with cuties to look at on the wall.

Nicole Burnham’s cave has such a soothing color. A great place to create.

Connie Brockway’s cave... where to begin? Love the monkey feet hanging from the light (her muse). LOVE IT!

Melanie Lynne Hauser’s cave has everything she needs to create. All a writer’s cave needs to be.

Susan McBride shares her cave with Max the kitty. He wasn’t up for a photo op.

Our first Male cave!

Lisa Kleypas’ shares her cave with her mascot the stuffed armadillo on end table.

Joanne Rock’s cave is so big and open. What a great place to create.

Bob Mayer’s cave seems more... business like. Is it a guy thing? Hmmm...

She says armadillos symbolize persistence in the face of adversity.  “A good thing for a writer!"

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