The Fantastically Demonic World of Nila N. Brown

Hello my lovelies!   Happy Saturday, January 19, 2013 to you!   Only 339 days until Christmas so get your shopping done early! There are some things you’re going to notice about me straight from the gate.   One, I’m black.   For real…glance over to the right…go on – it’s okay.   See that pretty Nubian Goddess?   That’s me…at 47 years old on Planet Earth and not a wrinkle on ole girl!   You know what they say – black don’t crack!   LOL!   Two, I’m a Paranormal Demon writer.   What exactly is that?   Well, I’ve had to define it because the genre really doesn’t exist.   You see, I’m a former fan fiction writer who wrote Sesshomaru/Kagome fan fiction in the Inuyasha Fan Fiction as an Alternate Universe writer.   Alternate Universe is taking the characters from a particular canon universe and altering them or the scenes.   In other words, in the Manga and Anime, Inuyasha and Kagome are married.   In my world, I’ve paired her with his brother Sesshomaru because I read a story

The views expressed here are the written opinions and observations of Nila N. Brown and are not endorsed by Blogger, The Landon or Ingalls-Wilder Families, or Procter and Gamble.   The subject matter of this blog is of a frank and mature nature and may be delicate for some readers, who probably prefer to look at the bearded clam from the outside, not from the inside which is where I’m going today. Hello my lovelies! I remember watching this episode of “Little House on the Prairie” where Laura announced that she was pregnant and then Caroline announced that - ermahgerd – she’s pregnant too!   Well, she thought she was, until Doc Baker told her that she was actually in the early stages of menopause.   I thought Caroline would kill herself; she was depressed, whining about not being a woman or something like that.   I guess back in the day, a woman’s worth was measured in how many kids she could breed, not today where we can find women in all segments of cultural, professional,

The views expressed here are the express written opinions and observations of Nila N. Brown and are not endorsed by Blogger, Big Foot or Rick Baker.  So don't give me any shit over my blog about it.  I realize this subject might be sensitive to some.  (Ahem) When I was a young lass growing up in Tha 'Lou (that's St. Louis to all of you non-St. Louisans), I would sit up night after night after night and weekends watching all the bloodthirsty horror movies of the day.  Well, they were bloodthirsty for a kid that was about 7 or 8 years old.  Back then, the scariest you could see at the movies without needing a parent, guardian or just plain sneaking into the theater and staying all day were old movies like "Dracula," or "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane" at the Loew's State Theater on Washington Avenue, or wait until Saturday's "Creature Feature" on Channel 11.  There, you could get "Abbott and Costello Meet Whatever Horror Villain,

The fallen angel is depicted throughout Christian theology as a being that rebelled against God and fell from grace. This term is particularly used to describe angels who fought in the War in Heaven alongside Lucifer, who became the Devil. They were cast out and thus became demons. In popular culture, they are depicted a supernatural beings of unimaginable horror, gore and degradation. Popular folklore also describes a demon as “an evil spirit or source and/or agents of evil, harm distress or ruin.” This is not the demons that I write about. My demons aren't evil; well, some of them are, but no more than mankind. It’s a personal choice with them when you think about it. In my world, demons are the manifestations of animal spirits in humanoid form. They have physical features that appear human and yet there are the small nuances that make what they really are very apparent. They could have long nails or claws, pointy elfin ears, fang-like teeth and perhaps markings similar to tatt

Welcome to my official blog! In the new year, I hope to become a published author focusing on paranormal demonic romances, action/adventure and science fiction. That's a lot, huh?  What can I say - I want to share my world with you and I hope you enjoy the ride. Thanks for visiting and make sure you bookmark me. I’ll bring the heat in the new year!