A quick update that the cannabis-inspired erotica anthology, THCOCK: Stoner Boys, which includes my urban fantasy short story, “When Needs Befall,” is now available as an ebook on Amazon and Smashwords! Please note, the ebook does not have the comic. If paper is what does it for you, that version […]
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A murder of crows cackled above. I plunked down cross-legged on the ground and propped my head up with both hands, surveying the shifting landscape. Mists crawled past, parting to reveal a desert one moment and a lush forest the next. Time meant nothing, so something new, something ancient, or […]
The gently revised, second edition of Herc & Pyotr is out with a new title and sexy cover! I present to you, Tea at the End of the World. For those unfamiliar with my second book originally published in 2016, here’s the description: Herc thought he had the perfect life: […]
Recently, I was invited to enter a flash fiction contest hosted by Queer Sci Fi with the theme of migration. The story I submitted was three hundred words long, the maximum, and inspired by Ernest Hemingway’s “Hills Like White Elephants,” which I read in high school and left a mark […]
I’m working on the re-release of the second book I had published, Herc & Pyotr. Originally, it was a part of a sub-series called Meteor Strikes in a series known as Storming Love from MLR Press. The idea was to create “disaster romances” and I used this as an opportunity […]
I am so thrilled to present the new cover for Red Envelope as I embark on independent publishing! Three years ago, my life changed when Red Envelope was accepted by a publisher. The editor guided my entrance into the genre of “MM romance” (which stands for “Male-Male romance”), where I was surprised […]
My short story, “When Needs Befall,” has been published in the provocatively and aptly titled anthology of gay erotica with a cannabis theme, THCOCK: Stoner Boys (Lethe Press). This story is in the urban fantasy genre, which sets mythology and folklore in contemporary and often urban (but could be elsewhere) settings. […]