Where Fiction and Reality Meet
“The Fates lead him who will. Him who won't they drag.” – Seneca The Fates, the Moirai, the Three Witches, the Weird Sisters—Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos. Sometimes they are portrayed as the girl, the woman, and the crone, three separate and distinct entities of female evolution; though at times they’re also portrayed as a single... Continue Reading →
“Variety’s the very spice of life, That gives it all its flavor.” – William Cowper – The Task and Other Poems • Post Mortem by Jordan Castillo Price • Dressing Down by Clare London • Et Tu, Fishies? by JL Merrow • Zones by Elyan Smith • Sollicito by Charlie Cochrane • A Few Days... Continue Reading →
“Variety’s the very spice of life, That gives it all its flavor.” – William Cowper – The Task and Other Poems • Post Mortem by Jordan Castillo Price • Dressing Down by Clare London • Et Tu, Fishies? by JL Merrow • Zones by Elyan Smith • Sollicito by Charlie Cochrane • A Few Days... Continue Reading →
“Never let your sense of morals prevent you from doing what is right.” – Isaac Asimov I love books that make me feel like a hypocrite. When the Music Stops is most definitely one of those books. There is a line between doctor and patient that is never to be breached. That line becomes even... Continue Reading →
“Never let your sense of morals prevent you from doing what is right.” – Isaac Asimov I love books that make me feel like a hypocrite. When the Music Stops is most definitely one of those books. There is a line between doctor and patient that is never to be breached. That line becomes even... Continue Reading →
“Lovers may be—and indeed generally are—enemies…” – Lord Byron Shane and Trey, book one in Anyta Sunday’s Enemies to Lovers series, begins as a story of unrequited love and ends as a story of unexpected love between two young men who began as anything but friends. Outing himself in front of his best friend Ryan—the... Continue Reading →
“Lovers may be—and indeed generally are—enemies…” – Lord Byron Shane and Trey, book one in Anyta Sunday’s Enemies to Lovers series, begins as a story of unrequited love and ends as a story of unexpected love between two young men who began as anything but friends. Outing himself in front of his best friend Ryan—the... Continue Reading →
Meet Mark Meehan and Tony Gervase: my new addiction. Actually, I suppose that will apply to all the men of Smithfield, Connecticut, once I’ve had the opportunity to meet the rest of them. No, not all. There are a few resident dirtbags there, but for now, I’ll focus that addiction squarely on Mark and Tony.... Continue Reading →
Meet Mark Meehan and Tony Gervase: my new addiction. Actually, I suppose that will apply to all the men of Smithfield, Connecticut, once I’ve had the opportunity to meet the rest of them. No, not all. There are a few resident dirtbags there, but for now, I’ll focus that addiction squarely on Mark and Tony.... Continue Reading →
“Lust’s passion will be served.” – Marquis de Sade The Three Hour Man (yes, it means exactly what you think it means) is the sequel to James Cox’s The Last Cowboy, the series set in a post-Plague world where a majority of the world’s population has been decimated by a deadly virus, leaving only the... Continue Reading →
“Lust’s passion will be served.” – Marquis de Sade The Three Hour Man (yes, it means exactly what you think it means) is the sequel to James Cox’s The Last Cowboy, the series set in a post-Plague world where a majority of the world’s population has been decimated by a deadly virus, leaving only the... Continue Reading →
“The riches that are in the heart cannot be stolen.” – Russian Proverb The Amethyst Cat Caper could easily have been subtitled, “or the Case of the Stolen Hearts,” for as much as the Gentleman Thief scarpered with said cat from the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, it was Hawk and Remi who absconded with the... Continue Reading →
“The riches that are in the heart cannot be stolen.” – Russian Proverb The Amethyst Cat Caper could easily have been subtitled, “or the Case of the Stolen Hearts,” for as much as the Gentleman Thief scarpered with said cat from the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, it was Hawk and Remi who absconded with the... Continue Reading →
It seems the more I read, the harder it gets to find unique, so I feel really lucky that I’ve discovered more than a few books lately that have set themselves just that little bit apart from the standard in their originality; Circuit Theory is definitely one of those books. Roleplaying games aren’t a new... Continue Reading →
It seems the more I read, the harder it gets to find unique, so I feel really lucky that I’ve discovered more than a few books lately that have set themselves just that little bit apart from the standard in their originality; Circuit Theory is definitely one of those books. Roleplaying games aren’t a new... Continue Reading →
How is one supposed to find the words to review a book in which the author has already exhausted (Vin might love the irony of that x in such a lethargic word) all the most brilliant words in the English language to tell his story? Come to think of it, Vin might like the word... Continue Reading →
How is one supposed to find the words to review a book in which the author has already exhausted (Vin might love the irony of that x in such a lethargic word) all the most brilliant words in the English language to tell his story? Come to think of it, Vin might like the word... Continue Reading →
Two years and two months ago, I was brand new to the M/M romance genre, and it was two years and two months ago, with a book that I stumbled upon quite by accident in my frenzy to discover more, more, more books to feed my newly reawakened passion for reading, that I became a... Continue Reading →
Two years and two months ago, I was brand new to the M/M romance genre, and it was two years and two months ago, with a book that I stumbled upon quite by accident in my frenzy to discover more, more, more books to feed my newly reawakened passion for reading, that I became a... Continue Reading →
I don't surf the net much. Hell, I don't even watch television much. I'm too busy reading, so I may be the last person on the planet to have seen this video. Okay, maybe not the last, but nearly three-million people have seen this video before me, so yeah, I'm a little slow on the... Continue Reading →
“If you don't create change, change will create you.” – Unknown Even when Chauncey Irving isn’t looking for trouble, trouble seems determined to find Chauncey Irving, and there was indeed a time when the man went purposefully looking for it with a certain sense of obsessive need. Until, that is, a very wise boy taught... Continue Reading →
“If you don't create change, change will create you.” – Unknown Even when Chauncey Irving isn’t looking for trouble, trouble seems determined to find Chauncey Irving, and there was indeed a time when the man went purposefully looking for it with a certain sense of obsessive need. Until, that is, a very wise boy taught... Continue Reading →
“The Time Traveller (for so it will be convenient to speak of him) was expounding a recondite matter to us.” – H.G. Wells, The Time Machine It was the year 1912, and the Titanic disaster was making headlines the world over, but there was a tragedy occurring much closer to home for Francis Holden-Burrell that... Continue Reading →
“The Time Traveller (for so it will be convenient to speak of him) was expounding a recondite matter to us.” – H.G. Wells, The Time Machine It was the year 1912, and the Titanic disaster was making headlines the world over, but there was a tragedy occurring much closer to home for Francis Holden-Burrell that... Continue Reading →
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