Where Fiction and Reality Meet
“When I despair, I remember that all through history the way of truth and love have always won. – Mahatma Gandhi I am the new kid on the block here, and in preparation for Wilde City Press Week, I was asked to review Moral Authority by Jacob Z Flores. Now, I will be honest and... Continue Reading →
“When I despair, I remember that all through history the way of truth and love have always won. – Mahatma Gandhi I am the new kid on the block here, and in preparation for Wilde City Press Week, I was asked to review Moral Authority by Jacob Z Flores. Now, I will be honest and... Continue Reading →
What is it that makes a great video? Is it the thrills, the chills...the random hilarity and smoochy faces and cat butt? Yes, there's Otter butt in this one, people. Never let it be said you weren't warned. This video is epic. Epic, I tell you! There are zombies and questionably good impersonations! (No, really,... Continue Reading →
What is it that makes a great video? Is it the thrills, the chills...the random hilarity and smoochy faces and cat butt? Yes, there's Otter butt in this one, people. Never let it be said you weren't warned. This video is epic. Epic, I tell you! There are zombies and questionably good impersonations! (No, really,... Continue Reading →
Thanks for having the Wilde City Press authors on your website! We're quite a diverse group of authors, aren't we? We seem to have hit all the major genres. My first few books published with Wilde City Press are from my Venom Valley Series, and they land firmly in the paranormal genre. When I was... Continue Reading →
I had the pleasure of reading this book way back when, in its original incarnation, so I'm going to cheat just a wee bit and post an excerpt from my original review for Top2Bottom. It's a great book, and believe me, it's a memorable one too. I'm still hanging from that cliff, Mr. Edwards! :)... Continue Reading →
I had the pleasure of reading this book way back when, in its original incarnation, so I'm going to cheat just a wee bit and post an excerpt from my original review for Top2Bottom. It's a great book, and believe me, it's a memorable one too. I'm still hanging from that cliff, Mr. Edwards! :)... Continue Reading →
Through this magical portal called the internet, we're pleased to be able to welcome Patrick Darcy to The Novel Approach today. Patrick is the author of the Confessions of a Gay Rugby Player series of books published through "Charlie Harding Presents...", Wilde City's Black Label press, a premier selection of stories approved by none other... Continue Reading →
We couldn't be more thrilled to be playing host this week to Wilde City Press and some of the authors who make that city such a Wilde place to visit. To put a finer point on it: Wilde City is a metropolis of male fiction brimming with the best in Gay Male Romance, Gay Male... Continue Reading →
All great and precious things are lonely. – John Steinbeck In Lonely As God, Dale Chase sticks close to the path on which she is most comfortable; gay Western erotica. It is a story about finding love where emotions of any kind are in short supply. Lonely is the story of Tom Seeley, a young... Continue Reading →
All great and precious things are lonely. – John Steinbeck In Lonely As God, Dale Chase sticks close to the path on which she is most comfortable; gay Western erotica. It is a story about finding love where emotions of any kind are in short supply. Lonely is the story of Tom Seeley, a young... Continue Reading →
If you reveal your secrets to the wind you should not blame the wind for revealing them to the trees. – Kahlil Gibran There’s a single line in Eric Arvin’s The Mingled Destinies of Crocodiles and Men that, if I were being lazy, I’d use to sum up exactly what this book is and leave... Continue Reading →
If you reveal your secrets to the wind you should not blame the wind for revealing them to the trees. – Kahlil Gibran There’s a single line in Eric Arvin’s The Mingled Destinies of Crocodiles and Men that, if I were being lazy, I’d use to sum up exactly what this book is and leave... Continue Reading →
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