Tag Archives: GLBT Fiction
Shorts.
Been reading loads and hoping we don’t need to break out the emergency rations. Not keen on earthquakes. At all. The Manituw by Lisbeth Jenkins is set in Bonnenuit, Newfoundland. English … Continue reading
Shorts.
I have written a whole 3 short book reviews. Success! Infected: Prey by Andrea Speed has been a great book, so far. I’ve actually just finished the 1st book, there … Continue reading
The Dark Farewell by Josh Lanyon.
Don’t talk to strangers, young man—especially the dead ones. It’s the Roaring Twenties. Skirts are short, crime is rampant and booze is in short supply. Prohibition has hit Little Egypt, … Continue reading
Shorts.
Some quick reviews, cause I’m too lazy and hot (yes the sun is actually out) to write anything longer! Can’t Hurry Love by M. Jules Aedin was damn fun. Vincent … Continue reading
Stuff.
Click on the pic to view more of this photographers work. Beautiful and beardy. Below are a few links that I’ve come across that are kinda cool. Two new review … Continue reading
Shorts.
Becoming Us by Anah Crow and Dianne Fox was a wonderful post Christmas read. A college coming out/coming of age story about finding that sometimes someone to love can be … Continue reading
Best contemporaries from 2009
Contemporary ebooks are my main squeeze. I love books that will make me laugh and give me that big sigh of satisfaction at the end. Sometimes a hint of angst … Continue reading
Grey’s Awakening by Cameron Dane
Greyson Cole needs to get out of Raleigh. Everywhere he turns, he sees people falling in love, getting married and starting families. It’s enough to make a grown man want … Continue reading
Chasing Smoke by K. A. Mitchell.
An old mystery brought them together. Solving it could tear them apart. In the best of times, Daniel Gardner hates visiting his family. With his boyfriend pressuring him for a … Continue reading
A Strong and Sudden Thaw by R. W. Day
The Ice fell upon the world nearly a hundred years ago, and if civilization didn’t rightly collapse, it surely staggered and fell ill a while. In the small town of … Continue reading
A Bunny.
