Other Voices, Other Genres: Marc Nash
In my continuing adventure to thrust suspect and dangerous people upon you, I’d like to introduce you to Marc Nash. He has a very challenging view of how to be a writer. I’d like to be more like him. When did you start writing? Apocrypha has it that I scrawled the word ‘help’ in amniotic […]
I Want Love To…
The Very Nicest Thing Anyone Has Ever Said About Me.
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Proof / Test Readers Wanted
If you have been reading me a while and have been with me through the evolution of my novel, Beautiful Losers, you may or may not be pleased to know that I have finished it and it is being submitted for publication. However, I would like to ask if some of you patient readers would […]
Love Me?
Some days, I think I lost you in the sludge of time I blame the years of erosion that wore the edge off desire. Others, I never found the right combination of clever words to unlock your cast-iron heart; I blame the limits of language. We find curious places to put our failures: in the […]
Other Voices, Other Genres: Heikki Hietala
Continuing on with my drive to introduce you to new voices writing in genres other than erotic fiction, it’s my pleasure to introduce Heikki Hietala, a Finnish writer of literary and historical fiction. When did you start writing? I’ve always liked writing, but it was in April 1996 that I got the urge to write […]
Evil Ginger Cake
I’m a bit busy editing at the moment, so I thought I’d post a recipe instead. To say that this is probably unlike any cake you’ve ever tasted before is as much of a warning as it is a boast. More spicy than sweet, it’s a quintessentially adult dessert. Children are likely to hate it. […]
Other Voices, Other Genres: Moriah Jovan
This summer I have a lot on my plate, so I decided it would be a good time to introduce you to some fellow writers I admire. My aim is to wander a little further afield and encourage you to make the acquaintance of writers in other genres: romance, sci-fi, horror, detective fiction, non-fiction. In […]
In Honour of #BipolarAwarenessDay : Revisiting the Grave Cave
One of the things that I think very few of my readers know about me is that I am bipolar. I’ve hesitated to say anything about it because I’ve always feared that if people knew, they would simply discount anything I had to say. So, why have I decided to be public about it? Well, […]
Perfect Abs and Emo Too: Bared To You Reviewed
I decided to read Bared To You because it was sold as a well-written version of Fifty Shades of Grey. And I thought: hey, maybe the optimists were right! Maybe FSOG was a flawed but timely incursion of erotic fiction into mainstream literature. To give credit where credit is due, Sylvia Day is not E.L. […]