Jacquée Thomas, known as Jacquée T., is the authoress of A Poet’s Moon, and poetess of Growing Up: (the pain, the joy, the discoveries).   She has written stories since she was old enough to put pencil to paper. She embraces her femininity. That’s why she refers to herself as an authoress and poetess.   Part of loving being a woman is loving men, she says – the good ones, the ones who know how to treat a lady right, whether they’re passers-by, friends, family, or darlings. She refers to these men as gentlemen, or gents.   Miss T. has experience as an actress in scripted theatre and as an improvisationalist for Ark Repertory Theatre in Madison Wisconsin. Her predecessors there include Joan Cusack, Bill Cusack and Chris Farley.   She loves a good pour of wine, needs to dance, and needs to write.   She founded Detour Productions publishing and entertainment to publish her novels, short stories, poems and narratives. And to share that “romance is accessible.”   The first print publication under Detour is her poetry book, Growing Up (the pain, the joy, the discoveries.) The first Internet publication is Miss Thomas's web site, A Romantic's Perspective.com.   NEW: Miss Thomas hosts an Internet Radio show, titled "Jacquee T. Detours."  

Miss Thomas hosts events from large book signing parties with live bands to intimate "wine and poetry pairings." Through her events and donations, she has raised money for charity organizations like Alliance for the Great Lakes, Tree House Human Society, and for breast cancer research.