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Swept Up In Blue by Pender Mackie Swept Up In Blue by Pender Mackie Feb. 05, 2012 4802 words Read a sample
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Pender Mackie lives in Canada though she spent her childhood years in England. An imaginative child, Pender wasn’t a willing student and didn’t learn to read until her father—deciding some incentive was needed—promised her a pony as soon as she could read a newspaper. Properly motivated, Pender picked up a book and discovered the joys of fiction. Though her infatuation with ponies didn’t last, she still loves a good story. Pender has been writing M/M romance stories for about three years, but has only just started submitting some of them for publication. She is busy putting the final touches on several others.
Tomfoolery by Lou Harper Tomfoolery by Lou Harper Feb. 04, 2012 8897 words Read a sample
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Hammering It Home by Anita Coxman Hammering It Home by Anita Coxman Feb. 04, 2012 2146 words Read a sample
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Incident at Shady Oaks by Sarah Colter by Unbranded Press Incident at Shady Oaks by Sarah Colter by Unbranded Press Jan. 31, 2012 7700 words Read a sample
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SHOW ME YOUR BODY by Shreya Surya SHOW ME YOUR BODY by Shreya Surya Jan. 31, 2012 2187 words Read a sample
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Lost Cowboy Moon Time by Madeira Desouza Lost Cowboy Moon Time by Madeira Desouza Jan. 25, 2012 24075 words Read a sample
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I was born in the United States into a Portuguese-American culture that was dominated by the Roman Catholic Church. In that culture there was no room for anything but macho and tough males, who were expected to produce babies. Of course, this was intended to happen after getting married, never before. The more tough you looked and acted, and the higher the number of offspring you generated, the more masculine you were perceived to be in that culture. This worship of testosterone runs hot and freely in many other ethnic groups in the US, but it is particularly evident in those of Mediterranean origin like mine. Growing up in that culture ensured my social programming was to think that I was straight. How I discovered the truth about being gay is worth pursuing in some detail at my website. I was formally educated in the art and craft of storytelling, photography, news reporting, etc. when I worked towards earning my undergraduate degree in journalism. In the professional context, I learned that telling a story is an essential ingredient if one wants to connect with an audience. I am an illustrator and storyteller who chooses to produce depictions in text and images that include themes of masculine men in peril. My depictions of masculine vulnerable men in peril have a high level of dramatic tension and energy. To me, depicting love expressed between one man and another man in images or stories is not sufficiently dramatic in the storytelling sense. In contrast, stories about breaking up or suffering the loss of a love contain far more dramatic energy for the audience. The man-meets-man-and-falls-in-love-and-then-they-live-happily-ever-after story is not for me as a steady diet. Such storytelling (in text or visual form) emphasizes the powerful but false belief that life turns out happily and positive for everyone.
Hard Medicine by Chad Wilde Hard Medicine by Chad Wilde Jan. 24, 2012 1497 words Read a sample
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Cookery by Rosalyn Wraight Cookery by Rosalyn Wraight Jan. 22, 2012 3027 words Read a sample
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Rosalyn Wraight is the author of the Lesbian Adventure Club series and a lesbian mystery series featuring Detective Laura McCallister.
Steeplechase by Rosalyn Wraight Steeplechase by Rosalyn Wraight Jan. 22, 2012 2023 words Read a sample
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Rosalyn Wraight is the author of the Lesbian Adventure Club series and a lesbian mystery series featuring Detective Laura McCallister.
The One by Rosalyn Wraight The One by Rosalyn Wraight Jan. 22, 2012 1540 words Read a sample
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Rosalyn Wraight is the author of the Lesbian Adventure Club series and a lesbian mystery series featuring Detective Laura McCallister.
Unamused by Rosalyn Wraight Unamused by Rosalyn Wraight Jan. 22, 2012 1948 words Read a sample
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Rosalyn Wraight is the author of the Lesbian Adventure Club series and a lesbian mystery series featuring Detective Laura McCallister.
Dirty Fornicators by Kyle Adams Dirty Fornicators by Kyle Adams Jan. 21, 2012 5802 words Read a sample
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Kyle Adams has been writing gay romance since, well he forgot how long. Trust him, it has been a while. He’s quiet and maybe a little shy, but he decided to start releasing a few stories. We’ll see if people like reading them as much as he likes writing them.
Pushed by Sam Smith Pushed by Sam Smith Jan. 18, 2012 4455 words Read a sample
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22 years old and has been writing for most of those years. Mostly just writes for fun, or friends. Wishes to expand and write for others enjoyment.
Max and Julie by Jon Rutherford Max and Julie by Jon Rutherford Jan. 17, 2012 41655 words Read a sample
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Longtime (as in really, really long) Midwest USA resident, Jon has, in common with Ben in his novella "Bumps," a useless degree in French. Interests include classical guitar, classical music in general, writing (surprised?), endlessly watching streaming movies, coffee, and all sorts of other stuff. Jon is attracted to writing stories in which good people do good things for one another. He feels that you hardly ever get to read that kind of thing in the news media. And yet it happens all the time. He also likes zany action and words generally with a gay-related theme. There's generally an element of fantasy, and some pretty seriously rough language. He's noticed that, gulp, people really talk that way.
LP's by Jon Rutherford LP's by Jon Rutherford Jan. 15, 2012 5977 words Read a sample
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Longtime (as in really, really long) Midwest USA resident, Jon has, in common with Ben in his novella "Bumps," a useless degree in French. Interests include classical guitar, classical music in general, writing (surprised?), endlessly watching streaming movies, coffee, and all sorts of other stuff. Jon is attracted to writing stories in which good people do good things for one another. He feels that you hardly ever get to read that kind of thing in the news media. And yet it happens all the time. He also likes zany action and words generally with a gay-related theme. There's generally an element of fantasy, and some pretty seriously rough language. He's noticed that, gulp, people really talk that way.
Kiss In The Dark by Jade Price Williams Kiss In The Dark by Jade Price Williams Jan. 15, 2012 9496 words Read a sample
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Hey, the names Jaay (: And here I am : - My real name is Jade (Price Williams) - I like to write (duh haha) and read others work (: - I'm still in high school, but I'd like to be a writer in the future xD - Im from Wales (boo) though no, I do not hump sheep. But yes, it is forever rainy here -.- - I'm in love with the thought of love *sigh* yep, hopeless romantic right here. - I'm bisexual, and proud. Admitedly, I get quite defensive when someone is homophobic. - I'm commited to the cutest and most kindest boy ever, and I love him to pieces ^__^ - I love the alternative style, its sexy ;) - Piercings are a YES! - Tattoos are HOT! - Total 'Faghag' - BOYLOVE FTW!! - Anime, music, eating pizza, strawberrys, reading, writing, drawing, TrueBlood :D DON'T BE AFRAID TO TALK TO ME - I'm open minded and like making new friends (: So PM me if you want a chat (I can't use the actual chat on this, because the iPad is trippy D:) But yeah, talk to me people! xD I have quite a few ideas flying round for the future books that I'm going to be putting up on here. I hope you all like them xD hehe I do have the tendency to write up some, erm.. Sexual scenes, between all genders I might add. But, I will try my best to tame some of my stories so their suitable for the lesser perverted readers (obviously I'm not included there hehe) But yeah, I appreciate constructive criticism, and I love to hear your opinions on my writing. So if you like my work, say so! (: ~ Jaay
The Boy Upstairs by Jon Rutherford The Boy Upstairs by Jon Rutherford Jan. 15, 2012 6782 words Read a sample
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Longtime (as in really, really long) Midwest USA resident, Jon has, in common with Ben in his novella "Bumps," a useless degree in French. Interests include classical guitar, classical music in general, writing (surprised?), endlessly watching streaming movies, coffee, and all sorts of other stuff. Jon is attracted to writing stories in which good people do good things for one another. He feels that you hardly ever get to read that kind of thing in the news media. And yet it happens all the time. He also likes zany action and words generally with a gay-related theme. There's generally an element of fantasy, and some pretty seriously rough language. He's noticed that, gulp, people really talk that way.
Bumps by Jon Rutherford Bumps by Jon Rutherford Jan. 11, 2012 41344 words Read a sample
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Longtime (as in really, really long) Midwest USA resident, Jon has, in common with Ben in his novella "Bumps," a useless degree in French. Interests include classical guitar, classical music in general, writing (surprised?), endlessly watching streaming movies, coffee, and all sorts of other stuff. Jon is attracted to writing stories in which good people do good things for one another. He feels that you hardly ever get to read that kind of thing in the news media. And yet it happens all the time. He also likes zany action and words generally with a gay-related theme. There's generally an element of fantasy, and some pretty seriously rough language. He's noticed that, gulp, people really talk that way.
Something Sweet by Megan Derr Something Sweet by Megan Derr Jan. 10, 2012 5872 words Read a sample
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Megan grew up a military brat and traveled extensively with her family. She is now firmly settled in Ohio, with two roommates and their five cats. She has always been book obsessed, and writing obsessed since she first gave it a whirl in college. Romance and fantasy are her primary obsessions, but she’s game to write just about anything and enjoys a challenge. She is a sucker for stories of enemies becoming lovers. When not writing, Megan is drinking too much coffee, reading still more books, and harassing family and friends, or otherwise doing whatever possible to avoid editing.
Sliders: The Dark Side of Transgender by Aimee Norin Sliders: The Dark Side of Transgender by Aimee Norin Jan. 09, 2012 87016 words Read a sample
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I believe a person should be able to follow his or her own heart, but I also believe long-term happiness is best sought with a realistic understanding of the problems involved. No one person can provide that for others, but I believe an approach to issues with both the light and the dark side of things is helpful in finding a workable path through life.
Never let go : To have and to hold by Aeryn Jaden Never let go : To have and to hold by Aeryn Jaden Jan. 09, 2012 8937 words Read a sample
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So, I'm twenty-four going on fifty and bored to death living in a city in a forgotten country called Romania. I spice my life by reading all that I get my hands on (with an unhealthy predilection towards more pervy genres like erotic literature and addictive m/m stories). As for writing, I've started doodling at the age of seven, at eleven I shocked my lit teach with a sci-fi short love story(by then I was well acquainted with my mom's hidden stash of Sandra Brown and Sidney Sheldon)and proceeded to take a short break in my literature career...lol. Finally after like fifteen years of avid reading, I've said what the heck, and started writing again. Now I'm hoping my readers will be harder to shock and won't need therapy to recover.
Like the Taste of Summer by Kaje Harper Like the Taste of Summer by Kaje Harper Jan. 03, 2012 15362 words Read a sample
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I've been writing as long as I can remember (which is longer than I like to admit). I started creating M/M romances in high-school, filling binders with stories about what Starsky and Hutch really did on their days off. (Pretty PG-rated stuff - we're talking sheltered fourteen-year-old here. I was into the romantic possibilities.) Any potential writing career got side-tracked by forays into art, psychology, teaching, and a biomedical profession. And the challenges of raising children. When I took up the keyboard again it was just for fun, writing books for my own entertainment. At about manuscript seven, my epically patient spouse told me that if I was going to spend that much time at it, I should try to get published. And he kept saying it, loudly, until I submitted one. And it was accepted! (Really exciting!) That's Life Lessons that was published May 2011 MLR Press. A short story, And to All a Good Night, that follows it is available here for free. The sequel, Breaking Cover, came out from MLR in late July. And I'm currently in the editing process for other work, including a werewolf novel, Unacceptable Risk. My Smashwords book, Lies and Consequences, started as a kind of reaction after the November 2010 elections when the DADT repeal looked like it might be derailed. Then I was caught by surprise as I finished the book in December and the repeal passed. I tweaked it by upping the action, and deemphasizing the DADT subplot. The result was something lightweight, but hopefully fun. So I put it out as a free read. I hope you enjoy it. As a new author, I really appreciate reviews - what you liked and what you didn't. Remember those other six manuscripts? (Okay, nine now.) Maybe your comment will help turn the next good book into a better book. KH
Finding Your Heart II, A Gay Romance Happily Ever After by Lex Valentine Finding Your Heart II, A Gay Romance Happily Ever After by Lex Valentine Jan. 01, 2012 9750 words Read a sample
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Lex Valentine is a bestselling, award winning author who writes across genres from contemporary to urban fantasy in both M/M and M/F. A native of Monterey County, California, Lex now lives in a canyon in Orange County, California with Rott, her long haired tattooed husband, and bunch of cats she calls “babies.” She loves loud rock and alternative music, builds her own computers, and works full-time at a cemetery as the network administrator. She also enjoys creating cover art with her daughter Nikki, a graphic arts student, as the award winning team of Winterheart Design. Lex is a member of Romance Writers of America and the PASIC, Fantasy, Futuristic & Paranormal, and Orange County California chapters of RWA. You’ll find her door always open to readers at lex at lexvalentine dot com.
Edgeways by William Henderson Edgeways by William Henderson Dec. 30, 2011 7382 words Read a sample
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David In Prague by Tim Stewart David In Prague by Tim Stewart Dec. 30, 2011 8194 words Read a sample
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I live in Amsterdam. I've been here for over six years now and I love it. The gay scene has reduced from the heady days of the nineties and the early part of the last decade, but it's still vibrant. I've had a number of jobs, but now I write as a living. These gay short stories are just a prelude before I write my first gay adventure novel. You'll have to wait for that. I'll leave it for you to decide. Are the short stories autobiographical? Are they pure fiction? Are they stories about people I know? I'm not saying. That would spoil the fun. I enjoyed writing them and hope you enjoy reading them.
Because It Feels Good by R.J. Hamilton Because It Feels Good by R.J. Hamilton Dec. 23, 2011 28041 words Read a sample
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I am originally from Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. I resided in my hometown until graduating in 1994 when I joined the United States Army as an Infantryman. During my Army career I had 2 tours in the Balkans and another 2 more recently in Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. I wrote my 1st book "Self Convictions" while deployed to Baghdad. I ended my military career after 12 years of service as a Correctional Specialist working in the United States Disciplinary Barracks in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas in December of 2009. I am currently pursuing my Bachelor's degree in English Writing at Washburn University. I currently live in Topeka, Kansas. The Self Series: "Self Convictions," "Self Consciousness," "Self Conclusions," & "Self Consequences," (in that order) are not self-help books by the way. They are suspense thrillers with a mental twist. I, along with Michael Rohr, wrote a compilation of tragic short stories and poetry titled "Dark Solo." The stories may strike closer to home than you'd expect. "And the Hand of God," is a story about the end of days as per the book of Revelations. With all of the natural disasters happening in our world, I decided to write this book. The story is about Jared, a man with a dark past, and Lily, a woman with a history herself, as they fight to survive against Mother Nature's wrath. Visit http://rjhamilton.webs.com/ for more info
scratch by thomas wolfing scratch by thomas wolfing Dec. 23, 2011 13 words Read a sample
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hey there I'm Thomas a freelance comic writer/illustrator I'm still new in this line of work but i hope i can do better for the future .
Back Alley Sex (Sin City Gay Erotic Tales) by Evan J. Xavier Back Alley Sex (Sin City Gay Erotic Tales) by Evan J. Xavier Dec. 19, 2011 4102 words Read a sample
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Indie writer of Gay Erotic Stories. Self-deprecating, semi-cool, quirky, & perfect Southern gentleman when he's not horizontal.
Christmas in NeverEarth by Sylvan Scott Christmas in NeverEarth by Sylvan Scott Dec. 18, 2011 7461 words Read a sample
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I wrote about robots. When I was a kid, my first story was about robots that looked like people: the only survivors of a world-wide nuclear war. What can I say? I grew up in the 70's. Since then I've sculpted all manner of stories about all sorts of topics. Science Fiction and Fantasy still remain favorites of mine and, usually, what I can express in speculative fiction I'd rather not express in other formats. I love short stories and am working on making this writing bug that I've harbored for so many years finally work for me. Here goes nothing.
The Man Who Spoke My Name by Azalea Moone The Man Who Spoke My Name by Azalea Moone Dec. 14, 2011 5421 words Read a sample
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Azalea Moone is a 30 – something writer of GLBT fiction. Born and raised in the Midwest agricultural region, Azalea loved to write horror and suspense short stories in her teens before turning her attention to gay romance. When she's not writing, she's either gaming, painting, or spending time with family. She has two kids who run her ragged, a pretty little orange kitty, and an awesome boyfriend who helps her with arts and graphics.
Something Romantic by Stevie Woods Something Romantic by Stevie Woods Dec. 12, 2011 1923 words Read a sample
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Stevie is a Brit living in the Northwest of England and has recently been able to leave her day job behind – though it’s a quandary that there still doesn’t seem to be much more free time in her day! A long time avid reader of romance with a dash of adventure, Stevie only stumbled over ‘slash’ pairings a few years ago and was an immediate convert. Having dabbled with writing on and off for years, it wasn’t long before Stevie was tapping away on the keyboard inventing stories around two hot guys, gaining her first publication in the summer of 2007. Stevie likes reading stories with a good strong plot and believable characters and does her best to create them in her own work. Stevie has a soft spot for Historical settings but also thoroughly enjoys SF and Fantasy, Paranormal and Contemporary, finding the similarities as intriguing as the differences. Stevie already has a variety of novels, novellas and short stories released by Torquere Press, Phaze Books, MLR Press and Amber Quill Press. Website: http://steviewoods.com Email: stevie@steviewoods.com I also have other works available through Smashwords, please check them out at: http://www.smashwords.com/books/search?query=Stevie+Woods
Freedom's Souvenir by Pia Veleno Freedom's Souvenir by Pia Veleno Dec. 10, 2011 15085 words Read a sample
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Pia is a dirty girl, but she knows you're naughty too. Tongue in cheek, and everywhere else, Pia spends her time running nowhere, avoiding housework, and randomly quoting Placebo lyrics. Now that others are reading her stories, her husband no longer wonders about her obsession with gay men falling in love.
Once Upon a New Years Eve by Azalea Moone Once Upon a New Years Eve by Azalea Moone Dec. 07, 2011 6774 words Read a sample
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Azalea Moone is a 30 – something writer of GLBT fiction. Born and raised in the Midwest agricultural region, Azalea loved to write horror and suspense short stories in her teens before turning her attention to gay romance. When she's not writing, she's either gaming, painting, or spending time with family. She has two kids who run her ragged, a pretty little orange kitty, and an awesome boyfriend who helps her with arts and graphics.
Broken by Kathleen Hayes Broken by Kathleen Hayes Nov. 29, 2011 8884 words Read a sample
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I am a sci-fi geek who loves to read more than almost anything else. I have perfected the art of procrastination, am owned by two amazing cats and love being a Christian (but not the scary kind). My favorite thing to read (and write), at least in romances, are first kisses. I was recently convinced to start putting pen (or keyboard I guess) to the people knocking around in my brain. There might have been a dare involved. I write M/M Romance and poetry. Check out the romance at khayes54.blogspot.com/ and check out the poetry at kathleen985.livejournal.com ! I love to hear from y'all so if you have questions/comments/feedback comment on one of my livejournals, message me here on goodreads or email me at kchayes54@gmail.com.
Forever Mine by S.R. Torris Forever Mine by S.R. Torris Nov. 26, 2011 69482 words Read a sample
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Crazy Stupid by Alexandra Dixon Crazy Stupid by Alexandra Dixon Nov. 15, 2011 3860 words Read a sample
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I write for the pleasure of my readers, and I love knowing that they enjoy reading my books as much as I enjoy writing them.
Time to Think by Rigby Taylor Time to Think by Rigby Taylor Nov. 08, 2011 30433 words Read a sample
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Rigby lives on several acres of rainforest in sub-tropical Queensland, Australia with his partner.
Midnight Encounter by Addison Albright Midnight Encounter by Addison Albright Nov. 05, 2011 2423 words Read a sample
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Addison Albright lives in the middle of the USA with her husband, son, and four peculiar cats (and, at any given time, various boomerang children and step-children, along with their assorted children and pets). Her stories are gay erotic romance, and tend to be sweet man-love in contemporary settings. Her education, which pretty much doesn't get used these days, includes a BS in Education with a major in Mathematics and a minor in Chemistry. Addison loves her family, reading, popcorn, boating, french fries, 'open window weather,' cats, math, and anything chocolate. She loves to read pretty much anything and everything, anytime and anywhere.
The Wanderer by A. Scott Boddie The Wanderer by A. Scott Boddie Nov. 04, 2011 1705 words Read a sample
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A. Scott Boddie is a graduate of Baker College, holding a BBA and a MBA; however, the business world was no substitute for his love of writing. He resigned from his business job to pursue a career as a writer.
Lindira by Ann Somerville Lindira by Ann Somerville Oct. 28, 2011 22576 words Read a sample
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Ann Somerville grew up in one of Australia’s prettiest small cities. In 1989, she left Australia with a BA and a burning ambition to see more of the world and its people, and to discover this ‘culture’ thing people kept telling her about. In 2006, she returned home to Southeast Queensland with two more degrees, an English husband, and a staggering case of homesickness, vowing never to leave Australia again. Her long, plot-driven fiction featuring gay and bisexual characters has been professionally published, although copious free full length stories and novels are also available on her website. She blogs about writing, publishing, her life and many shiny distracting things.
A Not-So-Grimm Fairytale by Ann Somerville A Not-So-Grimm Fairytale by Ann Somerville Oct. 27, 2011 5019 words Read a sample
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Ann Somerville grew up in one of Australia’s prettiest small cities. In 1989, she left Australia with a BA and a burning ambition to see more of the world and its people, and to discover this ‘culture’ thing people kept telling her about. In 2006, she returned home to Southeast Queensland with two more degrees, an English husband, and a staggering case of homesickness, vowing never to leave Australia again. Her long, plot-driven fiction featuring gay and bisexual characters has been professionally published, although copious free full length stories and novels are also available on her website. She blogs about writing, publishing, her life and many shiny distracting things.
A Revolutionary Romance by Melody Clark A Revolutionary Romance by Melody Clark Sep. 30, 2011 45506 words Read a sample
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I've been a professional writer since my first paid publication at the age of 18. I've published numerous novels, non-fiction titles, and articles.
Winter Thunder by Sylvan Scott Winter Thunder by Sylvan Scott Sep. 24, 2011 5510 words Read a sample
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I wrote about robots. When I was a kid, my first story was about robots that looked like people: the only survivors of a world-wide nuclear war. What can I say? I grew up in the 70's. Since then I've sculpted all manner of stories about all sorts of topics. Science Fiction and Fantasy still remain favorites of mine and, usually, what I can express in speculative fiction I'd rather not express in other formats. I love short stories and am working on making this writing bug that I've harbored for so many years finally work for me. Here goes nothing.
Cherry Brandy (The Liqueur Sextet I) by Paul Dyer Cherry Brandy (The Liqueur Sextet I) by Paul Dyer Sep. 18, 2011 36317 words Read a sample
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I graduated with a master’s degree in English and Critical Theory from Pepperdine University, Malibu, where I also worked for several years as a Humanities Discussion Leader and a Writing Center Tutor. Then, while pursuing my writing, I worked at a video store that specialized in out-of-print, hard-to-find, art house, and adult films. I’ve even worked for the Catholic church, but that’s another novel. I like genre fiction, but even here I tend to interject social commentary and critique. I once quipped to a friend that the best novel for me would be a series of Platonic dialogs (relating to contemporary social issues), liberally interspersed with subversive pornography. Without loss of character and story. I’m still fumbling my way toward this literary ideal.
Lot Seven by Raven de Hart Lot Seven by Raven de Hart Sep. 15, 2011 3123 words Read a sample
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After years, Raven de Hart refined her story telling, her tantalizing tales to the point of local royalty. Now, after returning from exile, she has returned to her old tricks. She can be found in her throne room at http://dehartslist.blogspot.com or consorting with the Kitten Knights at http://kittenknights.com
Midsummer Baker by Megan Derr Midsummer Baker by Megan Derr Sep. 09, 2011 7820 words Read a sample
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Megan grew up a military brat and traveled extensively with her family. She is now firmly settled in Ohio, with two roommates and their five cats. She has always been book obsessed, and writing obsessed since she first gave it a whirl in college. Romance and fantasy are her primary obsessions, but she’s game to write just about anything and enjoys a challenge. She is a sucker for stories of enemies becoming lovers. When not writing, Megan is drinking too much coffee, reading still more books, and harassing family and friends, or otherwise doing whatever possible to avoid editing.
Seconds by Megan Derr Seconds by Megan Derr Sep. 09, 2011 10535 words Read a sample
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Megan grew up a military brat and traveled extensively with her family. She is now firmly settled in Ohio, with two roommates and their five cats. She has always been book obsessed, and writing obsessed since she first gave it a whirl in college. Romance and fantasy are her primary obsessions, but she’s game to write just about anything and enjoys a challenge. She is a sucker for stories of enemies becoming lovers. When not writing, Megan is drinking too much coffee, reading still more books, and harassing family and friends, or otherwise doing whatever possible to avoid editing.
Lilacs by Megan Derr Lilacs by Megan Derr Sep. 09, 2011 12303 words Read a sample
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Megan grew up a military brat and traveled extensively with her family. She is now firmly settled in Ohio, with two roommates and their five cats. She has always been book obsessed, and writing obsessed since she first gave it a whirl in college. Romance and fantasy are her primary obsessions, but she’s game to write just about anything and enjoys a challenge. She is a sucker for stories of enemies becoming lovers. When not writing, Megan is drinking too much coffee, reading still more books, and harassing family and friends, or otherwise doing whatever possible to avoid editing.
Darkling Mine by Andra Sashner Darkling Mine by Andra Sashner Sep. 07, 2011 8950 words Read a sample
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Andra claims it’s her father who’s to blame, reading The Hobbit to her at bedtime when she was seven. All her fantasy and Other World obsessions started from there. Growing up in Asia, she caught the usual afternoon kiddie anime series on TV after school but the beginning of a love to last a lifetime for fiction and fantasy came via Katsuhiro Otomo’s 1988 movie Akira which she saw when she was eleven. A decade and a half later in London, after many more anime series, Dragonlance books, Darkness: The Gathering artwork, through high school and hand-writing stories into notebooks with a mysterious penchant for getting lost by the folks who “borrowed” them, comic books, graphic novels and Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman, she’s still at it. Still dreaming, still writing.
A Delicate Game by Sasha L. Miller A Delicate Game by Sasha L. Miller Sep. 06, 2011 7181 words Read a sample
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Sasha has been writing slash ever since she began writing awful fanfiction in her freshman year of college. She grew up in the boonies of Northern New York (nowhere near NYC) and then branched out for college in a different part of the boonies of NNY. She then spent a few years in Vermont before finally landing in Cincinnati, where she shares a house crazy roommates and crazier cats.