Where Fiction and Reality Meet
“Everything in the world is about sex except sex. Sex is about power.” -- Oscar Wilde You kind of know what you’re going to get when you read a book by Sean Michael. Sex. Lots of it. Well written sex, not just cheesy come-ons and up against the wall fucks. Though there were a few... Continue Reading →
“Everything in the world is about sex except sex. Sex is about power.” -- Oscar Wilde You kind of know what you’re going to get when you read a book by Sean Michael. Sex. Lots of it. Well written sex, not just cheesy come-ons and up against the wall fucks. Though there were a few... Continue Reading →
The month of November has always been special to me mostly because my sister and I share the same birthday. I was born on my older sister’s fourth birthday a fact she still brings up every now and then when she wants to harp on me ruining her big day with my untimely birth. For... Continue Reading →
The month of November has always been special to me mostly because my sister and I share the same birthday. I was born on my older sister’s fourth birthday a fact she still brings up every now and then when she wants to harp on me ruining her big day with my untimely birth. For... Continue Reading →
“There’s a fine line between support and stalking and let’s all stay on the right side of that.” ― Joss Whedon Switch Hitter had all my favorite elements for a story: a little bit of mystery, some sports and boys who love to play rough. But to my disappointment, the plot fell short for me.... Continue Reading →
“There’s a fine line between support and stalking and let’s all stay on the right side of that.” ― Joss Whedon Switch Hitter had all my favorite elements for a story: a little bit of mystery, some sports and boys who love to play rough. But to my disappointment, the plot fell short for me.... Continue Reading →
I love zombies. They represent things most of us dread: the slow, ugly process of decomposition of our bodies; a rapidly spreading infectious disease public services can’t stop; and the collapse of society as we know it. But while I love zombies, the typical survival/slasher stories populated by the rotters have never been my cup... Continue Reading →
I love zombies. They represent things most of us dread: the slow, ugly process of decomposition of our bodies; a rapidly spreading infectious disease public services can’t stop; and the collapse of society as we know it. But while I love zombies, the typical survival/slasher stories populated by the rotters have never been my cup... Continue Reading →
Once upon a time... There was a small, troubled child who grew up to be a larger, more troubled teenager. He had entered that phase of life when the male body decides that life on its own isn't nearly as much fun as it can be dosed with hormones and sexual confusion. In the end... Continue Reading →
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