Where Fiction and Reality Meet
“I suspect the most we can hope for, and it's no small hope, is that we never give up, that we never stop giving ourselves permission to try to love and receive love.” ― Elizabeth Strout Title: A Fighting Man (Men of Manhattan: Book Three) Author: Sandrine Gasq-Dion Publisher: Wilde City Press Pages/Word Count: 103... Continue Reading →
“[T]he family is a school of compassion because it is here that we learn to live with other people.” ― Karen Armstrong Title: Deep Dish Author: Marc Harshbarger Publisher: Wilde City Press Pages/Word Count: 318 Pages Rating: 3 Stars Blurb: When teenager Cary Davenport agrees to take his mother’s poodle for a walk late one... Continue Reading →
“[T]he family is a school of compassion because it is here that we learn to live with other people.” ― Karen Armstrong Title: Deep Dish Author: Marc Harshbarger Publisher: Wilde City Press Pages/Word Count: 318 Pages Rating: 3 Stars Blurb: When teenager Cary Davenport agrees to take his mother’s poodle for a walk late one... Continue Reading →
Hey everyone. I'd like to thank The Novel Approach for having me here today. Lynn was actually one of the first reviewers for Clipped, and I appreciate her taking the time to read and review the book. Now, thanks to Geoffrey Knight and Ethan Day, a new and improved version is available through Wilde City... Continue Reading →
Hey everyone. I'd like to thank The Novel Approach for having me here today. Lynn was actually one of the first reviewers for Clipped, and I appreciate her taking the time to read and review the book. Now, thanks to Geoffrey Knight and Ethan Day, a new and improved version is available through Wilde City... Continue Reading →
Blurb: As if being a deeply closeted gay man living in the South isn’t enough, Justice Crawford also suffers from a crippling anxiety disorder. Flying cross country to be the best man in his best friend’s wedding probably isn’t the best idea, right? Forced back into the closet after being rejected by his family, Justice... Continue Reading →
Blurb: As if being a deeply closeted gay man living in the South isn’t enough, Justice Crawford also suffers from a crippling anxiety disorder. Flying cross country to be the best man in his best friend’s wedding probably isn’t the best idea, right? Forced back into the closet after being rejected by his family, Justice... Continue Reading →
“The depth of a soul is not measured by what appears on the surface.” -- Author Unknown Title: Andy Go-Go Boy: Working Boys Book 2 Author: J.P. Barnaby Publisher: Wilde City Press Pages/Word Count: 44 Pages Rating: 4 Stars Blurb: Andy Finnegan is a six foot three brown-haired, blue-eyed, Mack f*cking truck. A former marine... Continue Reading →
“The depth of a soul is not measured by what appears on the surface.” -- Author Unknown Title: Andy Go-Go Boy: Working Boys Book 2 Author: J.P. Barnaby Publisher: Wilde City Press Pages/Word Count: 44 Pages Rating: 4 Stars Blurb: Andy Finnegan is a six foot three brown-haired, blue-eyed, Mack f*cking truck. A former marine... Continue Reading →
“Too often, we miss out on opportunities in this life because we were too busy waiting for them to fall into our lap that we missed them tapping on our shoulder.” ― Daniel Willey Title: I Survived Seattle (Coming About #1) Author: J.K. Hogan Publisher: Wilde City Press Pages/Word Count: 161 Pages Rating: 3.5 Stars... Continue Reading →
“Too often, we miss out on opportunities in this life because we were too busy waiting for them to fall into our lap that we missed them tapping on our shoulder.” ― Daniel Willey Title: I Survived Seattle (Coming About #1) Author: J.K. Hogan Publisher: Wilde City Press Pages/Word Count: 161 Pages Rating: 3.5 Stars... Continue Reading →
Rafe Haze here, rapping on my debut novel, The Next, hitting the public April 23rd. Those who’ve read The Next thus far have dubbed it “the gay Rear Window,” and they’re spot on. A man who is stuck in his Manhattan apartment gets to looking out his window and thinks he’s identified a gruesome crime... Continue Reading →
Rafe Haze here, rapping on my debut novel, The Next, hitting the public April 23rd. Those who’ve read The Next thus far have dubbed it “the gay Rear Window,” and they’re spot on. A man who is stuck in his Manhattan apartment gets to looking out his window and thinks he’s identified a gruesome crime... Continue Reading →
Hi, all, and thanks for being here! For those who don't know me, I'm T.C. Blue, but please feel free to call me Tis (it rhymes with kiss *hee*), and I write gay romance, though usually of the novel-length variety. My most recent venture into the world of fiction is my story A Ninja Walks... Continue Reading →
Hi, all, and thanks for being here! For those who don't know me, I'm T.C. Blue, but please feel free to call me Tis (it rhymes with kiss *hee*), and I write gay romance, though usually of the novel-length variety. My most recent venture into the world of fiction is my story A Ninja Walks... Continue Reading →
“Choose your love. Love your choice.” ― Thomas S. Monson Title: Confessions of a Gay Rugby Player #4 Author: Patrick Darcy Publisher: Wilde City Press Pages/Word Count: 54 Pages Rating: 5 Stars Blurb: Things could not be better for star rugby player Conor Murphy. He has a hot boyfriend that worships him and he is... Continue Reading →
“Choose your love. Love your choice.” ― Thomas S. Monson Title: Confessions of a Gay Rugby Player #4 Author: Patrick Darcy Publisher: Wilde City Press Pages/Word Count: 54 Pages Rating: 5 Stars Blurb: Things could not be better for star rugby player Conor Murphy. He has a hot boyfriend that worships him and he is... Continue Reading →
Last First Kiss is probably the most personal story I’ve written to date. Last summer I got a call, like so many others have gotten before me. An old friend from high school had attempted suicide. Thankfully, he survived and recovered, mostly. But those first few days of helping support his brother and tracking down... Continue Reading →
Last First Kiss is probably the most personal story I’ve written to date. Last summer I got a call, like so many others have gotten before me. An old friend from high school had attempted suicide. Thankfully, he survived and recovered, mostly. But those first few days of helping support his brother and tracking down... Continue Reading →
“You can't start the change unless you dare to be different.” ― Toba Beta Title: 6 Days to Valentine Author: LE Franks Publisher: Wilde City Press Pages/Word Count: 24,000 Pages Rating: 4 Stars Blurb: In Nick's perfect world, Valentine’s Day would be struck from the calendar. Nick’s dreams of a Happily Ever After were shredded... Continue Reading →
“You can't start the change unless you dare to be different.” ― Toba Beta Title: 6 Days to Valentine Author: LE Franks Publisher: Wilde City Press Pages/Word Count: 24,000 Pages Rating: 4 Stars Blurb: In Nick's perfect world, Valentine’s Day would be struck from the calendar. Nick’s dreams of a Happily Ever After were shredded... Continue Reading →
As a writer, one of the hardest things I do is reconcile my internal vision for a character with the very real depiction given to me by the cover artist. Their cover design is based primarily on a form we fill out that seems more applicable for eHarmony than useful as a map to successfully... Continue Reading →
“Most people are slow to champion love because they fear the transformation it brings into their lives.” – Aberjhani Title: Be My Valentine, Bobby Bryson Author: Geoffrey Knight Publisher: Wilde City Press Pages/Word Count: 27 Pages Rating: 5 Stars Blurb: When seven-year-old Mikey Madsen makes a Valentine’s Day card for someone named Bobby Bryson, it... Continue Reading →
“Most people are slow to champion love because they fear the transformation it brings into their lives.” – Aberjhani Title: Be My Valentine, Bobby Bryson Author: Geoffrey Knight Publisher: Wilde City Press Pages/Word Count: 27 Pages Rating: 5 Stars Blurb: When seven-year-old Mikey Madsen makes a Valentine’s Day card for someone named Bobby Bryson, it... Continue Reading →
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