I blogged on the Macaronis

Excitingly enough, there is a m/m romance in the final round of Dear Author’s DABWAHA competition this year.  It’s not False Colors, but it is the book that False Colors lost to.  I’m thinking “wouldn’t it be brilliant if – out of all the different categories, and against all the m/f romances of this year,…

Well, I’m pretty blogged out about my own novels but that’s OK because today I have Kay Berrisford aboard, talking about her Greenwood series instead. Darker and sexier than mine, if you’re fond of m/m fantasy with a bit of sizzle these may be just your cup of tea. Over to you Kay: What upcoming…

Due to yet another flare up of the “ew, girls writing gay fiction, that’s just wrong” debate over Christmas, I ended the year wondering if I wanted to carry on writing m/m romance at all (and thinking that I probably didn’t.)  So it’s taken me until now to make resolutions (as they say in PotC,…

So uncomfortable in fact that one of their chapters have banned authors of same-sex romances from entering their books into competition altogether. This kind of discrimination makes me uncomfortable too. I’m sure you’ve heard of this already, but if you haven’t, check out Heidi Cullinan’s post about it: http://heidicullinan.wordpress.com/2012/02/03/rwa-shouldnt-be-in-the-business-of-discrimination/#comment-9126 And in keeping with my apparent…

Today I’m at The Jeep Diva talking about the experience of being shipwrecked somewhere nice with your best beloved. Is it always a good thing? In addition to giving me a guest spot, they’ve also been kind enough to review Blessed Isle here, giving it 5 stars and saying “A novel set in a time…

Never dark. Padawan Jinn put a bandaged foot out of bed, the floor a shock of smooth cold under newly regrown skin. It didn’t hurt to ease himself out from the sheets – what ache was left was inside, a stain on his heart that could not be reached by bacta. He lay down on…