Out now! “Cats & Doges” is available FREE on KU
Get ’em while they’re hot! If you’re a member of Kindle Unlimited, you can read this FREE. Otherwise, it’s only $2.99 USD for 70k words (okay, it’s more like 69k—nice.) This isRead More…
Get ’em while they’re hot! If you’re a member of Kindle Unlimited, you can read this FREE. Otherwise, it’s only $2.99 USD for 70k words (okay, it’s more like 69k—nice.) This isRead More…
FitzGibbon Media, a major public relations firm in Washington, D.C., that worked with a host of progressive personalities and organizations including Wikipedia, Julian Assange, the ACLU and Chelsea Manning, closed abruptly onRead 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…
Listen to Clancy Nacht and Thursday Euclid discuss their inspiration for their m/m romantic thriller Gemini. Cass Manning is a serial monogamist, grad student, and identical twin to Paul, a drug-addicted prostitute.Read More…
This isn’t about anything going on at the moment. The last review I received was actually fairly glowing. But, with a new release out, I know (or at least i hope) someoneRead More…
Let me say right now that I have not read Fifty Shades of Grey. I’m actually unlikely to read it because I have a very long to read list and that’s not reallyRead More…
So I’m seeing these awesome announcements from gifted writers who not only managed to put out a book, but had the courage to enter them into contests. I have some of theseRead More…
Hello. I’m Clancy Nacht and I’m an overcommitment addict. (hello) See, for a long time I wasn’t feeling very motivated to write things. You know how it is, you just left fandom,Read More…
I found out that there was a “living history park” not far from where I live. Unfortunately, the day I went, history was not coming alive. Only a couple of the housesRead More…