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Read an Ebook Week 2021 Starts Today!
It’s that time again… The Smashwords annual weekly sale starts today and runs through next Saturday. I have two ebooks on sale, A Knight’s Tale: Kenilworth, my medieval romance novel, and my latest contemporary M/M romance, Once You are Mine. … Continue reading
Girding Up for Fall (With a Free Book!)
Fall promises to be hectic: We have less than sixty days left before the midterms. Looking at my wall calendar, election day is November 6. I expect to be working in a Bay Area Vote by Mail unit around election … Continue reading
Posted in Abuse & Recovery, LGBT, News, Self-publishing, Writing
Tagged Aaron, audiobook, childhood, confronting the past, connecting the dots, contemporary romance, election day, Elsie Street, fall, Findaway Voices, Free, gay romance, indie, midterms, moon cake, Return to Carlsbad, siblings
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A Jumbled Year
What a jumble this year has been! We end the year with Doug Jones‘s historic win in Alabama (yay) and the GOP Tax Bill passing the House and Senate (grrr). Robert Mueller will either save us or be ignominiously fired by … Continue reading
Posted in Abuse & Recovery, LGBT, News, Self-publishing, Writing
Tagged 2017, A Knight's Tale, A Knight's Tale: Montargis, Alabama, Christmas, DBML, Doug Jones, Goodreads, Harvey Weinstein, historical fiction, MeToo, MMRomance, preorder, sequel, Smashwords, Tax Bill, time of grace, Uma Thurman
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Review: Lust & Wonder, A Memoir by Augusten Burroughs
Oscar Wilde once famously said that all women become like their mothers; that’s their tragedy. He added, “No man does. That’s his.” Wilde was implying that all men become like their fathers. The fact is, the last book I read … Continue reading
Posted in Abuse & Recovery, LGBT, Reviews
Tagged anxiety, augusten burroughs, borderline personality disorder, dry, gay men, lust and wonder, memoir, PTSD, relationships, running with scissors
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New Year; A Look Back at Reading
Well, it’s January 1, and last year was so busy with both writing and editing work that I didn’t get to tend to this blog as much as I should have. So here’s a little recap. Thinking back to the … Continue reading
Posted in Abuse & Recovery, LGBT, Reviews, Writing
Tagged 2015, cutting, ebooks, great American novel, Hanya Yanagihara, intimacy, Kindle, Oliver Sacks, pain, Peter Hujar, reading, sex, sexual abuse, sexuality, suicide, survival, trauma
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‘X-Men’ Director Bryan Singer Accused of Sexually Abusing Teenage Boy
I think this is an important thing to reblog, so here it is.