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I will have to post this on a Thursday. Slightly embarrassing though it is, here is an excerpt of the first ever novel I actually finished. I hit on the cunning plan of telling lots of short stories – because I knew I could finish a short story – and then linking them together to…
Erastes, Heidi Cullinan and I were interviewed last year by a reporter from the Globe and Mail, and they clearly saved the feature up so that they could post it around Valentine’s Day: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/valentines-day/what-women-want-gay-male-romance-novels/article1902774/ It’s a lot less hostile in tone than some of these things, as long as you don’t read the comments. (Seriously…
I had this week all planned out – in so far as I ever have a plan. I was going to blog on Monday about how my muse was like a giant amoeba, engulfing everything in its path and growing, growing, until it ATE MANHATTAN. (I’m not even sure where Manhattan is, but it sounds…
Says this review from Astrodene’s Historical Naval Fiction website: False Colors was a pleasant surprise. I expected the M/M Romance aspect to dominate but it did not. The naval story was well researched and the ship handling, action, and crew interactions were woven into a very believable naval narrative. It is primarily a love story…
Your result for The Despot / Small Woodland Creature Test… Joseph Stalin the Woodchuck 62% Brutality, 19% Wackiness, 26% Playfulness, 81% Strength, 38% Kindness, 43% Agility and 71% Intelligence! During the late 1930s, Stalin launched the Great Purge (also known as the “Great Terror”), a campaign to purge the Communist Party of people accused of…
After all these years! Got my tattoo finished off yesterday. I can’t actually tell what colour it is because it is so inflamed, but when it calms down it will probably be verging on very yellow. I now have my own sunshine with me at all times. You couldn’t really see the anchor before, so…
