Month: December 2012

In Which Beau Schemery, The Prime Minister of England, The Prince of Blackside & The Seventh of London Sit Down For An Interview With Me. And There's A Chance To Win A Book Too!

The room at Beauchamps’s Introduction House in which I was ensconced, and which the Madame had so generously offered for my purposes, was uncomfortably warm. I’d removed my frock coat in an effort to alleviate some of my discomfort, though in the interest of at least a modicum of social propriety, I’d kept my waistcoat... Continue Reading →

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In Which Beau Schemery, The Prime Minister of England, The Prince of Blackside & The Seventh of London Sit Down For An Interview With Me. And There’s A Chance To Win A Book Too!

The room at Beauchamps’s Introduction House in which I was ensconced, and which the Madame had so generously offered for my purposes, was uncomfortably warm. I’d removed my frock coat in an effort to alleviate some of my discomfort, though in the interest of at least a modicum of social propriety, I’d kept my waistcoat... Continue Reading →

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Debt Price (Master/Other) by Dusk Peterson

Death's the discharge of our debt of sorrow. – Lucius Annaeus Seneca I first became familiar with Dusk Peterson’s work a couple of years ago when I read the book Life Prison. It’s more than a bit of an understatement to say I was impressed with it. It’s more closely accurate to say I was... Continue Reading →

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Convincing Arthur and Convincing Leopold by Ava March

When we are in love we often doubt that which we most believe. ~ François de la Rochefoucauld Did you pick up these two books when Ava March was offering them for $.99 apiece at Amazon? If not, I can honestly say I wouldn’t have been at all upset if I’d paid full price for... Continue Reading →

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The 7th of London by Beau Schemery

Today if we wish to change the world, it isn't magic but science that will give us our tools. – Orson Scott Card I think if Charles Dickens were alive today and had the opportunity to re-imagine Oliver Twist into a Steampunk/Fantasy/Alternate History adventure, he might have rewritten a story and characters very much like... Continue Reading →

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O Come All Ye Kinky Edited by Sarah Frantz

Let’s be naughty and save Santa a trip. – Gary Allan Well, happy hot, hot holidays, everyone. Seems ‘tis the season to be bound and gagged and spanked and sexed up to the nines, when gifts aren't tied up in ribbons and bows as much as folks are tied up in leather and ropes and... Continue Reading →

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O Come All Ye Kinky Edited by Sarah Frantz

Let’s be naughty and save Santa a trip. – Gary Allan Well, happy hot, hot holidays, everyone. Seems ‘tis the season to be bound and gagged and spanked and sexed up to the nines, when gifts aren't tied up in ribbons and bows as much as folks are tied up in leather and ropes and... Continue Reading →

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Today's Free Book At JMS Books is Paul Alan Fahey's The View From 16 Podwale Street

If you're a fan of short fiction, if you're a fan of historical fiction, if you'd like to believe that from the tragedy that was the genocide of the Jewish people during World War II, some semblance of happiness was achieved by a fortunate few, then go right now and pick up the Rainbow Award... Continue Reading →

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Today’s Free Book At JMS Books is Paul Alan Fahey’s The View From 16 Podwale Street

If you're a fan of short fiction, if you're a fan of historical fiction, if you'd like to believe that from the tragedy that was the genocide of the Jewish people during World War II, some semblance of happiness was achieved by a fortunate few, then go right now and pick up the Rainbow Award... Continue Reading →

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Death on a Cold Night Edited by Jess Faraday

Murder is easy, if no one suspects you. – Agatha Christie And now for something completely different. Death on a Cold Night can’t technically be categorized as LGBT, though there are two short stories in the anthology with gay thematic elements: Lee Mullins’ “Burnt December” and Christalea McMullin’s “Club Pandemonium”. I've never read any of... Continue Reading →

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Death on a Cold Night Edited by Jess Faraday

Murder is easy, if no one suspects you. – Agatha Christie And now for something completely different. Death on a Cold Night can’t technically be categorized as LGBT, though there are two short stories in the anthology with gay thematic elements: Lee Mullins’ “Burnt December” and Christalea McMullin’s “Club Pandemonium”. I've never read any of... Continue Reading →

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Small Gems – Blast Off by Jennifer Cierra

Fate brought you back to me, this time I won't let you leave. – Unknown Sometimes a man’ll get a notion in his head to do the right thing but for the wrong reasons, or sometimes it’s a matter of doing the wrong thing for the right reasons, whatever the case, six year ago, Jordan... Continue Reading →

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Small Gems – Blast Off by Jennifer Cierra

Fate brought you back to me, this time I won't let you leave. – Unknown Sometimes a man’ll get a notion in his head to do the right thing but for the wrong reasons, or sometimes it’s a matter of doing the wrong thing for the right reasons, whatever the case, six year ago, Jordan... Continue Reading →

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