Dreamspinner Press wants contemporary male-male romance novels and novellas for its Perchance to Dream book line, an ongoing collection of stories set in Commonwealth Nations. … Read more
This past month, I’ve really enjoyed diving into Charlie Cochrane’s Cambridge Fellows series. The series starts in England near the beginning of the twentieth century during the rule of King Edward VII, and it features a lovely romance between free-spirited English professor Jonty Stewart and the more uptight math professor Orlando Coppersmith. … Read more
Thanks to Boy Meets Boy Reviews for featuring my new gay paranormal ménage anthology Myths, Moons, and Mayhem this week. They talked about our giveaway and included a passage from my story “The Cave.” Here’s a tiny teaser; the original blog post contains much more. … Read more
I had a lot of fun interviewing with Anne Barwell on her Drops of Ink blog. If you’ve ever wondered why I tend to include so many different languages and cultures into my stories, the interview will give you some insight. … Read more
Carl Redlum, author of the sexy, scary werewolf story “When the Big Moon Shines” in Myths, Moons, and Mayhem, was over on T. Strange’s blog today to talk about how werewolves relate to the gay experience. … Read more
I had so much fun doing this interview with Elle Keaton, the Pirate Queen! We talked about cureloms, Madagascar, and ménage a trois. (If you’re scratching your head trying to figure out what a curelom is, you’re just going to have to read the interview). … Read more
To celebrate release of Myths, Moons, and Mayhem, I’m offering a special gift. Get Myths, Moons, and Mayhem TODAY and you’ll also get seven of my paranormal and speculative stories collected into an ebook I’m calling Chance & Possibility: Seven Fantastical Tales of Gay Desire. … Read more
Just like it takes practice to get good at sex, it also takes practice to get good at writing about it. Award-winning romance author Elizabeth Lister is here to pass on what she’s learned and to help you draw from your own experiences when writing about this crucial part of a character’s story. … Read more