This tale is dark but romantic. It delights in gore in the way you’d expect vampires would. There’s a lot of physical action as well as sexy action and what’s best? It’sRead More…
I love this story. I really do. The truth is, I wasn’t sure I had anything to say about vampires. No, that’s not true. I said for years I had nothing to sayRead More…
Olen Clark is a nighttime security guard at the Houston Museum of Natural History, tormented by a dark past and painfully alone. His beauty and secrets attract the notice of an ancientRead More…
Jessica Freely, Clancy Nacht, and Thursday Euclid discuss the patriarchy, feminism, and men’s rights through the prism of Rick Owens’s FW16 menswear show. The Penis Comes Out on the Parisian Catwalk Full-FrontalRead More…
Tyrone has always played it straight, even in boarding school when everyone was experimenting. Now he’s giving Blake mixed messages: affection and teasing one minute, fobbing Blake off on a gay co-worker the next. Is Blake succumbing to wishful thinking, or has Tyrone been holding out for Blake?
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This is a lot more of an aggressive soundtrack than I often write or edit with. Got some Rage Against the Machine and Alice in Chains as well as Snow Patrol andRead More…
Music is very important to me while I write and edit. Sometimes I leave the television on, but it’s usually music that inspires a mood and keeps me on track to theRead More…
Thursday Euclid talks to me about my inspirations and wacky world view that helped concoct the m/m paranormal action romance Pride and Justice Listen here: Or you can download it (right click and save)Read More…
Merlin also seems to sense that Justice needs a good screw, but it’s complicated: Justice still lives with his undead ex-boyfriend. Can Justice make peace with his past? And if he does, should he take a chance on a man who may have something to do with destroying civilization as they knew it?