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Keta Diablo

Keta Diablo

I write erotica historical and erotica fantasy for Phaze, Ravenous Romance, Dark Roast Press and Noble Romance. I also have books listed on First Romance E-Books.

I love gardening, reading and writing . . . and writing!

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  • WI, USA
  • member since December 16 2008

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  • pratishkhedekar

    pratishkhedekar says

    Yes Pratish is my first name. It is derived from Sanskrit(Ancient Indian Classical Language, much like greek or latin), although my mother tongue is 'Marathi'(in India, no matter what ur mother tongue may be, ur name will almost always have a Sanskrit root, provided u r a hindu).
    Prati is a suffix for Image, or Like
    Ish means God
    roughly the meaning is derived as Image of God, or In the Image of God, or Like God(Angelic, Holy, Divine etc.)

    How about ur name?

    Take care, Pratish

    posted 2 days ago. ( send a note )
  • pratishkhedekar

    pratishkhedekar says

    Your Welcome.

    I m now reading ur blog 'ketaskeep.blogspot.com'

    just finished the 'new review of decadent deceptions'

    and thanks 4 adding me as friend
    sounds interesting.

    posted 3 days ago. ( send a note )
  • Debra S

    Debra S says

    Oh you are so welcome! Good to have book-ish friends.

    posted 3 days ago. ( send a note )
  • Kazia: Do you have a paramour?

    Kazia: Do you have a paramour? says

    Thank you.
    I started a new discussion for you and the rest.
    Sorry about not adding much to the info. box.
    "Author News" is the title.
    Thank you once again for joining :)

    posted 2 weeks ago. ( send a note )
  • nawneet r

    nawneet r says

    hi....
    good..
    how do u approach writing....
    process......

    posted 2 months ago. ( send a note )
  • nawneet r

    nawneet r says

    thanks!
    how r u.........
    whats up.
    what r u writing these dys..
    how u go about writing......
    thanks for accepting my requests..
    bye tc

    posted 2 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Snarl...Chomp =)

    Snarl...Chomp =) says

    and lol...I used to live in MN

    posted 4 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Snarl...Chomp =)

    Snarl...Chomp =) says

    and lol...I used to live in MN

    posted 4 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Snarl...Chomp =)

    Snarl...Chomp =) says

    lol...no. That avatar is not me. But if it was, I wouldn't mind. I'd open a vein up for this one anyday =) This is for sexy male vamp avatar contest...no body but LOVE the eyes.

    Thanks. My twitter addy is www.twitter.com/party_on_garth

    posted 4 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Robert

    Robert "Rocky" J says

    Oh I realized I didn't talk about the other half of my parents--as to my dad--his view of me is that I'm an utter failure. Only people who can't hack it in the real world are teachers.

    I don't know if his bitterness towards teachers stems from the fact that my mom was one (and her mom before her too) or whether something happened that caused his ill-will.

    But...as my grandmother says---every single person wouldn't have gotten to where they were out without teachers along the way!!!!

    Of course, like most things he doesn't see eye to eye on that---he thinks that teachers are lazy, don't do "nothing," anybody could do their job, and are con-artists/rip-offs (since they bilk taxpayers out of their/his hard earned money) to pay for the education of everybody when we don't teach them anything anyways.

    The pearls (NOT) of wisdom uttered by one of America's corporate businessman.

    No wonder our society has such problems.

    So as they say...there you have it folks!!!

    posted 4 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Robert

    Robert "Rocky" J says

    Well thank you so much. If it wasn't for my mom I probably could not have made it. I don't know how she endured through my trying to read days--uttering tttttt--ehhhh----tttt hhh eeee ----tttthhhhheeee -the and you know how many of those appear on a page in a kids book and at every one of them I would have to go through the same thing. It's a wonder she had any hair left.

    Although my son hasn't caught the love of reading bug yet---he still is amazing. Today we were out for lunch and I was reading a book on Tigers and he came over, sat beside me, and was reading about a paragraph a page out-loud. Some of the words weren't easy and he figured out all, but one!!!!

    Having a variety of interests is both a blessing and a curse. It never leaves for a dull moment, but it doesn't seem you can ever get to everything that you want to do.

    My experience with ham radio came in college. I spent a portion of a summer in Brazil. The guy I was staying with utilized ham radio to communicate back to the US since their was only one phone in the entire town he lived in and it was sporadic at best if it worked. So... we used it to make hook-ups, then have the ham radio operator make a connection to a phone operator who would then call my parents on a collect call to patch it through. That was the neatiest thing. I vowed that someday I would provide a similar sort of help to others.

    Totally unrelated to that event, my university the following school year started a ham radio group/club. I earned my license from them. However, upon graduation I never did anything with it. I allowed the license to lapse. Plus I have not had the money to be able to buy any sort of equipment. However, I have begun to study to try to get my license again and since the morse code requirements have been eliminated (yahoo!!!) I am hoping to get a higher degree of license than what I had before. The next daunting task after that is to get equipment--but I'll cross that bridge at some point when I get to it.

    As to hanging on to things---oh my gosh--if you go to my grandmother's house you should see all the things that are in antique stores today!!!! She has rolls and rolls and rolls of toilet paper coming out the wazoo. There's no telling what all we will find and have to clean out one day.

    I love all the information that I have learned over the course of time through reading. You must have a lot of fun researching for your historically based books.

    History is so awesome.

    Thanks so much Keta
    Rocky

    posted 4 months ago. ( send a note )
  • America King

    America King says

    The Author of this book America King(alias Kevin Lee)is historically one of most important people of this century. With heritage that include Mohamed Ali, Coretta Scott King, Supreme and more . Being the first man reincarnated makes America unique if not iconic figure in american society .The last reining King (King George) of the 19th and 20th century . With the King reaching acurate age
    he steps back in family business . His love is music playing a behind the scenes role as ghost writer for many years . Now helping the future take Hip Hop to the next .... with a chapter included for everyone in the entertainment industry .
    So remember "The Children are the future and the future is bright"

    http://hiphopthelastreligion.com
    Buy online at Amazon.com OR LULU.COM

    posted 5 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Rani G

    Rani G says

    hey, thanks a lot.

    posted 5 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Rani G

    Rani G says

    sorry...Land of Falling Stars

    posted 5 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Rani G

    Rani G says

    why can't I find this book anywhere? I've searched for it online with no luck!

    posted 5 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Jassafari

    Jassafari says

    Yes!

    Thank You Very Much For Accepting My Friendship!

    JASS!

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • CathieCaffey

    CathieCaffey says

    That bad with me all over huh? :) We are dearly book-alcoholics and love it! I love to be where there is chatting on books I love reading. Its hard to resist! I have LAND OF FALLING STARS that I'm soon starting and I bought too DECADENT so I have much to look forward to! I'll be emailing you this week! My blog is at http://caffeys-reads.blogspot.com

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • LucyBelle

    LucyBelle says

    Thanks for the welcome, Keta!! I'm happy to be here!

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • ValB

    ValB says

    Thanks Keta!
    I love erotica! Haven't had much time to check closer into the group but maybe I'll get a chance soon. It has been really busy at work.
    Thanks again!
    Val

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Laura

    Laura says

    Are you published? I'd love to read something of yours. How long have you been writing? Ops. I just looked up your name. And I'm going to go back and read some of your writing. I've alwasy been a fan of paranormal. I also love Native American stuff. Guess that comes from the blood. I have alot of Native American on both sides of my family...although if you seen me you wouldn't believe it for a second. I took after my father in looks...Irish.

    When I glanced at your other sites..one said you were from the midwest. I was born and raised in the midwest. My family moved down south a few years back. I Love the south but I've got to admit I sure do get home sick alot. Guess I'll just always be that farm girl at heart.

    I like J.R. Wards stuff but you really do have to start at the first one. I'm not a writer, just a eager reader. I've thrown around the idea of writing in the past but to be honest I just don't know where I'd find the time unless I gave up a little reading and that isn't going to happen:)

    Have a good one.
    Laura



    I seen on a quick glance at one of your sites, that your from the midwest. I was born and raised in the midwest. My family recently moved down south

    posted 7 months ago. ( send a note )


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