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Barr's Meadow: Little J and Roger Part 1 by Eldot Barr's Meadow: Little J and Roger Part 1 by Eldot Feb. 04, 2011 $5.99 99367 words Sample 25%
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Eldot, a simple cipher, is a nom de plume. Eldot is retired, and has lived in the Pacific Northwest for most of his life. Mother Nature has been kind to him in most respects, but he has lots of grey hair and a modest pot belly. The illusion in his mind that he is still in his thirties persists—if only his carcass would cooperate. But his physician happily reports that physically he is fifteen years younger than the calendar reports, so there’s still time for play. In order to dodge the draft and avoid the Viet Nam war, he took an occupational deferment to teach Drama and English in a public high school. The interminable nature of the war and the draft lottery kept him in that occupation so long that he stayed there afterward, having been quite successful. Why change a good thing? The refuge had morphed into a career. Additional information is available at http://www.diphra.com or http://www.littlejandroger.com
Clint Folsom Mysteries Compendium Vol 2 (Gay Erotica/Gay Murder Mysteries) by Habu Clint Folsom Mysteries Compendium Vol 2 (Gay Erotica/Gay Murder Mysteries) by Habu Feb. 26, 2012 $7.99 99282 words Sample 5%
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Tarnished Knight by Dante Harker Tarnished Knight by Dante Harker Feb. 26, 2012 $3.89 98982 words Sample 20%
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Phobic of life, Wanderlust sufferer and Writer. I am obsessed with learning new things and in my late 30s I am a qualified, counsellor, hypnotherapist, NLP Master Practitioner, horticulturist and diving instructor. I write a fortnightly column for www.thelombokguide.com about the joys of island life, that goes out to 3,000 tourist places across Lombok and Bali. My writing is here: www.danteharker.com - all but my darker writing. www.darkerwords.com - Tourist - a Ten Part Terror Plus, I have life/travel/writing blog at www.deferredlife.com And when not writing I work as a diving instructor, running my own little boutique diving shop on the stunning island of Gili Air. www.karangdivers.com I have a strong northern UK accent which is often hard to understand and comes across in my writing, which is why I rely so heavily on a skilled editor. You can find me in the usual places - facebook or twitter with @danteharker Or just google me, having a name like Dante Harker means I'm not hard to find :)
Malice Masterpieces The First Five Books by K'Anne Meinel Malice Masterpieces The First Five Books by K'Anne Meinel March 24, 2012 $8.99 98731 words
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K’Anne (and yes this is her name and not a contrived name) writes books she would like to READ. She writes stories (as in short) that fans have asked for and for the exercise of trying something she may not be comfortable in writing. It expands her horizons to write outside her comfort zone. She likes creating whole characters as well as ‘quickie’ stories where she never names the participants and the reader places themselves in the story. As her short story readers read and realize the depth of the longer stories and then get introduced to her books she hopes they come to love the characters she has developed. She has found writing to be a schizophrenic experience, these characters live inside of her mind and to exorcise them from her brain she put them down on paper (not literally). That way, they are preserved for all time. She is ALL of her characters and yet, NONE of them. The feedback she has gotten from her readers is amazing, the vested interest in the stories and books, she doesn’t think anyone can NOT love hearing how a story made them laugh, cry, and fall in love, how they felt a similarity in their own lives, how they relate. It really makes the reader a part of the story they are reading. K’Anne Meinel first wrote SHIPS in 2003 over the course of two weeks. She then played with it for several years before publishing it as an e-book on Smashwords.com and then being approached to publish it in book form. After that it was published on Amazon.com as an e-book. In the meantime she published some 35 novellas and novels of various genres. Originally from Wisconsin many of her stories have taken on locations from and around the state. A gypsy at heart she has lived in many locations and plans to continue doing that. Her fans have compared her to some of the great authors of our times including Danielle Steel and Dean Koontz. Videos of several of her books are available on YouTube outlining some of the locations of her books and telling a little bit more…giving the readers insight into her mind as she created these wonderful stories. Befriend her or ‘like’ her on Facebook or Twitter and keep up with her books, stories, and career. There is sure to be something to enjoy, tell your friends, heck, tell 100 of your closest friends! Lol. Feel free to email comments, suggestions, or advice. K’Anne was born and raised in Wisconsin and uses it and several cities around the state as a base for several of her books and novels as well as a few shorts. She has lived in in Southern California and Central California and been all over this country from one end to the other. She prefers to think of herself as a gypsy who hasn’t settled too long in one place, but then what constitutes 'too long' in the journey of a life? Her life (or lives) as a journey; she hasn’t found the end of her road yet!
The March by Walter Holland The March by Walter Holland April 03, 2011 $5.99 98694 words Sample 10%
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Walter Holland, Ph.D., is the author of two books of poetry, A Journal of the Plague Years: Poems 1979-1992 and Transatlantic, as well as a novel, The March. His short stories have been published in Art and Understanding, Harrington Gay Men’s Fiction Quarterly, Rebel Yell, and Mama’s Boy: Gay Men Writing About Their Mothers. Some of his poetry credits include: Antioch Review, Art and Understanding, Barrow Street, Bay Windows, Body Positive, Christopher Street, Chiron Review, The Cream City Review, Found Object, Men’s Style, Pegasus, Phoebe, and Poets for Life: 76 Poets Respond to AIDS. He lives in New York City and teaches poetry and literature at The New School as well as works as a physical therapist.
Hell's Pawn by Jay Bell Hell's Pawn by Jay Bell July 30, 2011 $3.99 98635 words Sample 20%
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Jay Bell never gave much thought to Germany until he met a handsome foreign exchange student. At that moment, beer and pretzels became the most important thing in the world. After moving to Germany and getting married, Jay found himself eager to communicate the feelings of alienation, adventure, and love that surrounded this decision, and has been putting pen to paper ever since. You can learn more about the author at www.jaybellbooks.com
Camp Hell (PsyCop #5) by Jordan Castillo Price Camp Hell (PsyCop #5) by Jordan Castillo Price April 01, 2010 $6.79 98363 words Sample 10%
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Jordan Castillo Price's influences include Ouija boards, Return of the Living Dead, "light as a feather, stiff as a board," and boys in eyeliner.
The Gunfighter and The Gear-Head by Cassandra Duffy The Gunfighter and The Gear-Head by Cassandra Duffy Sep. 08, 2011 $5.99 98360 words Sample 20%
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Cassandra Duffy spent most of her childhood being precocious, which stopped being entertaining or impressive when she grew into an adult, at which point she had to start being precious. After being an outcast child prodigy it was no surprise when she graduated from one of the many fine University of California schools a year early to follow her girlfriend in a cross country move. She writes a free-lance sex advice column found in various lesbian magazines and dating websites. Her short story collections and novels can be found on her website at http://cassandra-duffy.com/. Two of her greatest prides are being a true California girl and author of some truly naughty things. She is a dutiful partially-Asian daughter who is beloved by her fairly traditional Korean father who thinks having a gay daughter is just fine as long as she keeps playing coed flag football. She is a stereotypical younger sister, and an adoring aunt of a hilarious little boy. Being a modern techno-freak, gamer-girl, she spent most of her childhood dreaming of being a video game designer, but changed her mind and brought her dreams of world building and story-weaving to writing unique romance novels. Cassandra is a gleefully monogamous girlfriend to an earthbound goddess who was once her high school bully, but has done a magnificent job of making up for all the school girl nastiness ever since. When she isn’t being an avid fang girl (vampire fan girl) or tormenting people in online gaming, she lives and writes in Winter Park, Florida with her partner and soul mate Nichole and their two cats: Dragon and Josephine.
True Love by J. D. Willd True Love by J. D. Willd May 02, 2011 $0.99 98209 words Sample 5%
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J. D. Willd is the author of several novels, four collections of poetry, and three children’s books. He lives in Kentucky with his family. And when he is not busy writing, he works with the American Cancer Society to help find a cure for cancer. A cause he joined proudly after the death of his mother in 2009 from “Small Cell Lung Cancer”. Several of Willd’s poems have been used by “ACS” to help further the fight against cancer, including “Birthdays” a poem inspired by the “More Birthdays” campaign.
La Photographie Moderne by Neil Crenner La Photographie Moderne by Neil Crenner April 21, 2012 $9.99 98183 words Sample 20%
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Neil lives in Palm Springs, California with his cat Halo. He enjoys, reading, writing and video games on the PS3 & PSP. Currently single and enjoying life. Writing the continuing adventure of Reason Simon.
Shadow Life by Kris Sparks Shadow Life by Kris Sparks Dec. 08, 2011 $6.99 98064 words Sample 20%
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Simply Marvellous by Leigh Jarrett Simply Marvellous by Leigh Jarrett Dec. 28, 2011 $5.99 98028 words Sample 20%
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Canadian author of Gay Romance novels and Gay Erotica. As a teen growing up in Vancouver, BC (Canada), Leigh Jarrett spent many hours each day discovering the stories surrounding the many characters emerging from the proverbial closet in her mind. Of course the adults called it daydreaming, but that didn’t deter her from weaving increasingly diverse storylines as she grew older. Notes were made and pictures were drawn, but none of the stories were ever written down until she received a nudge from an unlikely source. Her imaginary childhood friend, Sebastian of Cardin, became the first written character, appearing in all three books of the upcoming Circle Trilogy. Sebastian's passion for life and the beautiful men he shared it with inspired Leigh to tell his story; and that is where it all began. Come Play In My World...
Lies and Consequences by Kaje Harper Lies and Consequences by Kaje Harper April 05, 2011 Free! 97986 words Read a sample
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I've been writing as long as I can remember (which is longer than I like to admit). I started creating M/M romances in high-school, filling binders with stories about what Starsky and Hutch really did on their days off. (Pretty PG-rated stuff - we're talking sheltered fourteen-year-old here. I was into the romantic possibilities.) Any potential writing career got side-tracked by forays into art, psychology, teaching, and a biomedical profession. And the challenges of raising children. When I took up the keyboard again it was just for fun, writing books for my own entertainment. At about manuscript seven, my epically patient spouse told me that if I was going to spend that much time at it, I should try to get published. And he kept saying it, loudly, until I submitted one. And it was accepted! (Really exciting!) That's Life Lessons that was published May 2011 MLR Press. A short story, And to All a Good Night, that follows it is available here for free. The sequel, Breaking Cover, came out from MLR in late July. And I'm currently in the editing process for other work, including a werewolf novel, Unacceptable Risk. My Smashwords book, Lies and Consequences, started as a kind of reaction after the November 2010 elections when the DADT repeal looked like it might be derailed. Then I was caught by surprise as I finished the book in December and the repeal passed. I tweaked it by upping the action, and deemphasizing the DADT subplot. The result was something lightweight, but hopefully fun. So I put it out as a free read. I hope you enjoy it. As a new author, I really appreciate reviews - what you liked and what you didn't. Remember those other six manuscripts? (Okay, nine now.) Maybe your comment will help turn the next good book into a better book. KH
The Watson Evidence by Rosalyn Wraight The Watson Evidence by Rosalyn Wraight May 11, 2012 $9.99 97868 words Sample 20%
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Rosalyn Wraight is the author of the Lesbian Adventure Club series and a lesbian mystery series featuring Detective Laura McCallister.
EndGame by Nikki Dorakis EndGame by Nikki Dorakis May 08, 2012 $5.00 97746 words Sample 20%
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I have been writing on and off for a number of years, drawing on my spiritual beliefs and folk tales I have heard from around the world during my mad pretend-hippy days of back-packing around the globe. I finally became a responsible adult (after living in a bus like a refugee from a Cliff Richard movie) and settled back on the Isle of Wight. I took up work as a psychiatric nurse and this always took precedence until at the ripe old age of fifty-five, I decided to retire and go part-time so that I could finally work on the books I have been writing over the years. I am a Pagan priest and an ordained minister of the Church of Spiritual Humanism. I write for pleasure and now I want to share that pleasure with you. I hope these books bring you as much enjoyment in the reading of them as they have given me in the writing of them.
Machine by Jennifer Pelland Machine by Jennifer Pelland Jan. 19, 2012 $4.99 97736 words Sample 20%
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The Poker Club: Little J and Roger Part 2 by Eldot The Poker Club: Little J and Roger Part 2 by Eldot May 01, 2011 $5.99 97570 words Sample 25%
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Eldot, a simple cipher, is a nom de plume. Eldot is retired, and has lived in the Pacific Northwest for most of his life. Mother Nature has been kind to him in most respects, but he has lots of grey hair and a modest pot belly. The illusion in his mind that he is still in his thirties persists—if only his carcass would cooperate. But his physician happily reports that physically he is fifteen years younger than the calendar reports, so there’s still time for play. In order to dodge the draft and avoid the Viet Nam war, he took an occupational deferment to teach Drama and English in a public high school. The interminable nature of the war and the draft lottery kept him in that occupation so long that he stayed there afterward, having been quite successful. Why change a good thing? The refuge had morphed into a career. Additional information is available at http://www.diphra.com or http://www.littlejandroger.com
Purgatory: A Novel of the Civil War by Jeff Mann Purgatory: A Novel of the Civil War by Jeff Mann March 08, 2012 $8.99 97553 words Sample 10%
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Jeff Mann’s poetry, fiction, and essays have appeared in many publications, including Prairie Schooner, Shenandoah, Laurel Review and The Gay and Lesbian Review Worldwide. He has published three award-winning poetry chapbooks, Bliss, Mountain Fireflies, and Flint Shards from Sussex; two full-length books of poetry, Bones Washed with Wine and On the Tongue; a collection of personal essays, Edge: Travels of an Appalachian Leather Bear; a book of poetry and memoir, Loving Mountains, Loving Men; and a short fiction volume, A History of Barbed Wire, which won a Lambda Literary Award. He teaches creative writing at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia.
No Tide Waits by Avril Osborne No Tide Waits by Avril Osborne July 30, 2011 $2.99 97421 words Sample 20%
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I started writing when I left a thirty year career in social work. A long held ambition, my interest lies in portraying women’s issues in modern day society, in particular issues of sexual orientation, adjustment and the perceptions of others. I was born and raised in Scotland and read languages at St Andrews University, before going on to train and practice social work in both England and Scotland. My interest in writing was long standing and for several years, Orkney was the beautiful location where I was lucky enough to live and focus on my ambition. I now live in a lovely and tranquil village in central Scotland. I hope you will enjoy my novels and if you would like to contact me to comment on them, please feel free to do so.
Moonglow by Charlie Romo Moonglow by Charlie Romo May 26, 2011 $2.99 97375 words Sample 25%
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I'm a Private Chef, Author of "MOONGLOW," a photographer, artist and fashion enthusiast from San Antonio, Texas.
The Heart's History by Lewis DeSimone The Heart's History by Lewis DeSimone April 12, 2012 $8.99 97283 words Sample 10%
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Lewis DeSimone is the author of the novel Chemistry (Lethe Press). His work has also appeared in Christopher Street, James White Review, Harrington Gay Men’s Fiction Quarterly, and the anthologies Charmed Lives: Gay Spirit in Storytelling, Best Gay Love Stories: Summer Flings, I Like It Like That: True Tales of Gay Male Desire, Second Person Queer: Who You Are (So Far), The Mammoth Book of Threesomes and Moresomes, and My Diva: 65 Gay Men on the Women Who Inspire Them. His contribution to the latter was highlighted on Salon.com and reprinted in Ganymede and Best Gay Stories 2010. He blogs regularly at SexAndTheSissy.wordpress.com and can be reached through his Web site, www.lewisdesimone.com. He lives in San Francisco, where he is currently at work on his next novel.
Transitional Arrangements by Ann Somerville Transitional Arrangements by Ann Somerville Jan. 21, 2011 $2.99 97257 words Sample 20%
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Ann Somerville grew up in one of Australia’s prettiest small cities. In 1989, she left Australia with a BA and a burning ambition to see more of the world and its people, and to discover this ‘culture’ thing people kept telling her about. In 2006, she returned home to Southeast Queensland with two more degrees, an English husband, and a staggering case of homesickness, vowing never to leave Australia again. Her long, plot-driven fiction featuring gay and bisexual characters has been professionally published, although copious free full length stories and novels are also available on her website. She blogs about writing, publishing, her life and many shiny distracting things.
Wilde Stories 2011: The Year's Best Gay Speculative Fiction by Steve Berman Wilde Stories 2011: The Year's Best Gay Speculative Fiction by Steve Berman Aug. 10, 2011 $8.99 96478 words Sample 10%
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A Study in Lavender: Queering Sherlock Holmes by Joseph R. G. DeMarco A Study in Lavender: Queering Sherlock Holmes by Joseph R. G. DeMarco July 03, 2011 $9.99 96222 words Sample 20%
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Joseph R.G. DeMarco lives and writes in Philadelphia and Montréal. Several of his stories have been anthologized in the Quickies series published by Arsenal Pulp Press, in Men Seeking Men (Painted Leaf Press) and in Charmed Lives (Lethe Press). His essays have been published in anthologies including Gay Life, Hey Paisan!, We Are Everywhere, BlackMen WhiteMen, Men’s Lives, Paws and Reflect, The International Encyclopedia of Marriage and Famiyl, the Encyclopedia of Men and Masculinites, and The Gay and Lesbian Review Worldwide among others. He has also written extensively for the gay/lesbian press and was a correspondent for The Advocate, In Touch, Gaysweek. His work has been featured in The New York Native, the Philadelphia Gay News (PGN), Gay Community News, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Chroma, and a number of other publications. In 1983, his PGN article “Gay Racism” was awarded the prize for excellence in feature writing by the Gay Press Association and was anthologized in We Are Everywhere, Black Men, White Men, and Men’s Lives. He was Editor-in-Chief of The Weekly Gayzette; Editor-in-Chief of New Gay Life, and has been an editor or contributing editor for a number of publications including Il Don Gennaro, and Gaysweek. Currently his is the Editor-in-Chief of Mysterical-E (www.mystericale.com) an online mystery magazine. One of his greatest loves is mystery (all kinds) but he also has an abiding interest in alternate history, speculative fiction, young adult fiction, vampires, werewolves, science fiction, the supernatural, mythology, and more.
The Heart Lives On by J. D. Willd The Heart Lives On by J. D. Willd May 23, 2011 $1.99 96147 words Sample 5%
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J. D. Willd is the author of several novels, four collections of poetry, and three children’s books. He lives in Kentucky with his family. And when he is not busy writing, he works with the American Cancer Society to help find a cure for cancer. A cause he joined proudly after the death of his mother in 2009 from “Small Cell Lung Cancer”. Several of Willd’s poems have been used by “ACS” to help further the fight against cancer, including “Birthdays” a poem inspired by the “More Birthdays” campaign.
When Women Were Warriors Book I: The Warrior's Path by Catherine Wilson When Women Were Warriors Book I: The Warrior's Path by Catherine Wilson Jan. 11, 2010 Free! 95962 words Sample 100%
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I have spent most of my working life as an engineer of one sort or another (broadcast engineer, software engineer) and people who know that side of me are surprised when they learn about the writing side. I like science and engineering because I like to know how things work, and I like the arts because I like to know how people work. It took me 50 years to graduate from college, because I kept getting distracted by life, but I finally earned a BA and MS in Computer Science. Having accomplished that, I started writing a novel, which turned into a trilogy. I don't know why I needed that degree to write, at last, the book that I always knew was in me trying to get out. Maybe I just needed to be old enough.
Cawnpore by Tom Williams Cawnpore by Tom Williams Feb. 28, 2012 $7.99 95863 words Sample 20%
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Tom Williams' writing career started at about the age of 10, when he won a book in a national competition organized by a tea company. But, despite the student magazine publishing a piece of his at Oxford, there was no serious creative writing for decades after that. Instead, he wrote books for business covering everything from the gambling industry to new developments in printing technology. It was on a trip to Sarawak, visiting Dyak longhouses, that Tom discovered James Brooke and he spent far too much time in libraries over the next few years until he felt that he had some understanding of the man. He also started collecting South East Asian weapons and now knows an unhealthy amount about how to behead someone with a parang. These interests combined to produce 'The White Rajah'. Tom lives in London. His main interest is avoiding doing any honest work and this leaves him with time to ski, skate and dance the tango, all of which he does quite well. He is also working on another novel, again a historical story but this time set in Argentina during the Napoleonic wars.
Kamikaze Boys by Jay Bell Kamikaze Boys by Jay Bell Jan. 10, 2012 $3.99 95851 words Sample 15%
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Jay Bell never gave much thought to Germany until he met a handsome foreign exchange student. At that moment, beer and pretzels became the most important thing in the world. After moving to Germany and getting married, Jay found himself eager to communicate the feelings of alienation, adventure, and love that surrounded this decision, and has been putting pen to paper ever since. You can learn more about the author at www.jaybellbooks.com
Secret Matter by Toby Johnson Secret Matter by Toby Johnson June 02, 2010 $5.99 95758 words Sample 20%
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Former Catholic monk turned comparative religions scholar, psychotherapist, gay activist, bookseller, editor, author, B&B operator, Toby Johnson was a student and friend of Joseph Campbell, the renowned religions scholar. Johnson is author of some ten titles.
Fruit Cocktail: A Novel by Arthur Wooten Fruit Cocktail: A Novel by Arthur Wooten June 27, 2011 $2.99 95713 words Sample 5%
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Arthur Wooten is the author of the critically acclaimed novels Leftovers, On Picking Fruit, Fruit Cocktail and Birthday Pie as well as the children's book Wise Bear William: A New Beginning illustrated by Bud Santora. He's also penned Arthur Wooten's Shorts: A Stroke Of Luck and The "Dear Henry" Letters. Also a playwright, his works include the award winning Birthday Pie, which had its world premiere at the Waterfront Playhouse, Key West, FL. His one act plays, Lily and The Lunch, have been produced Off-Off Broadway. For two years he has been the humorist for the London based magazine, reFRESH. Arthur grew up in Andover, MA and now resides in New York City.
Susan Slutt, Girl Sleuth by Kate Emburg Susan Slutt, Girl Sleuth by Kate Emburg March 07, 2011 $7.99 95636 words Sample 20%
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Kate Emburg is the creator of the Susan Slutt series. In addition to the Susan Slutt series, Kate is the author of two other books. She is also the president of the Phantom Friends, a group dedicated to celebrating series books. She lives in Pennsylvania with her family.
Take It Easy by Pat Rosier Take It Easy by Pat Rosier Sep. 19, 2009 $5.95 95350 words Sample 50%
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I live in Paekakariki, New Zealand, with my woman partner. I read and write and work some. A sixty-something, semi-retired, feminist. I read science books written for non-expert readers, contemporary and classic novels and a whole lot of other stuff.
The Unfairness of Life by Nephylim The Unfairness of Life by Nephylim Jan. 07, 2012 $4.99 95320 words Sample 20%
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The Salbine Sisters by Sarah Ettritch The Salbine Sisters by Sarah Ettritch Oct. 12, 2010 $4.99 95291 words Sample 20%
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Blood by Jack Remick Blood by Jack Remick Dec. 28, 2010 $5.95 95263 words Sample 10%
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Jack Remick co-authored The Weekend Novelist Writes a Mystery, with Robert J. Ray. He has a collection of short fiction, Terminal Weird (Black Heron Press), a novel, The Stolen House (Pig Iron Press) as well as work in The Seattle Five Plus One, an anthology (Pig Iron Press). Jack’s stories and poems have appeared in national magazines such as Carolina Quarterly, Portland Review, Big Hammer, Café Noir Review, and Northwind. Remick has lived and worked extensively in Latin America.
Something Like Summer by Jay Bell Something Like Summer by Jay Bell Jan. 05, 2011 $3.99 95054 words Sample 20%
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Jay Bell never gave much thought to Germany until he met a handsome foreign exchange student. At that moment, beer and pretzels became the most important thing in the world. After moving to Germany and getting married, Jay found himself eager to communicate the feelings of alienation, adventure, and love that surrounded this decision, and has been putting pen to paper ever since. You can learn more about the author at www.jaybellbooks.com
The Stars On My Arm by Leigh Jarrett The Stars On My Arm by Leigh Jarrett Dec. 28, 2011 $5.99 94578 words Sample 20%
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Canadian author of Gay Romance novels and Gay Erotica. As a teen growing up in Vancouver, BC (Canada), Leigh Jarrett spent many hours each day discovering the stories surrounding the many characters emerging from the proverbial closet in her mind. Of course the adults called it daydreaming, but that didn’t deter her from weaving increasingly diverse storylines as she grew older. Notes were made and pictures were drawn, but none of the stories were ever written down until she received a nudge from an unlikely source. Her imaginary childhood friend, Sebastian of Cardin, became the first written character, appearing in all three books of the upcoming Circle Trilogy. Sebastian's passion for life and the beautiful men he shared it with inspired Leigh to tell his story; and that is where it all began. Come Play In My World...
Orange Moon by Kate Genet Orange Moon by Kate Genet Nov. 08, 2011 $6.99 94524 words Sample 60%
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Hi, I'm a writer who loves novels with a bit of a twist, a bit of a fright, something shadowy and mysterious moving through the pages. I write short stories, novellas and novels which feature strong, interesting lesbian protagonists.Characters I hope you can like, admire, and wish you knew. Maybe they're even a bit like you. I'd love to hear from you, so be sure to catch up with me at my blog, and meanwhile - happy reading!
First Impressions Don't Count by A. T. Weaver First Impressions Don't Count by A. T. Weaver Nov. 20, 2011 $2.99 94509 words Sample 15%
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A. T. Weaver(Alix the Weaver) is the pen name of a senior citizen and great-grandmother who started writing gay love stories at the age of 60. She has published two novels which are available on Amazon. Catriona's Curse is her third book and already the voices in her head are talking about a fourth.
A Stranger in Triva by Marten Weber A Stranger in Triva by Marten Weber March 29, 2011 $6.69 94462 words Sample 8%
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I am of mixed parentage (a man and a woman) and have lived in more countries than I can count on hands and feet together. I speak several languages, and believe in multiculturalism, tolerance, and free champagne also in economy class. I dislike bigots and fanatics of all denominations. I am hugely uncomfortable with labels, even seemingly benign ones such as 'gay,' 'straight,' or 'sugar-free' and prefer instead to judge people by their sense of humor and shoe size. I believe that everybody, regardless of race or gender, income or size of genitals, should be gay for a year. Over the past two decades, I have published hundreds of stories and novellas and set them free on the Internet, not always under my real name. Some of them have mated with other texts, music and videos, to produce the most curious offspring. One story has left the known universe and is currently a best-seller on Pharus II. Most of my recent books concern the lives and adventures of men, both today, in history, and in the future.
Gideon Redoak by Anne Fraser Gideon Redoak by Anne Fraser Oct. 25, 2009 $4.99 94148 words Sample 50%
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Clint Folsom Mysteries Compendium Vol 1 (Gay Erotica/Gay Murder Mysteries) by Habu Clint Folsom Mysteries Compendium Vol 1 (Gay Erotica/Gay Murder Mysteries) by Habu Feb. 02, 2012 $6.99 94119 words Sample 5%
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WE Shall Be As GODS - 2nd Testament - The Weaver and the Herder by K.R. Columbus WE Shall Be As GODS - 2nd Testament - The Weaver and the Herder by K.R. Columbus April 05, 2011 $2.99 93950 words Sample 25%
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Born in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico the 4th of August of 1982 K.R.Columbus [Kemuel Rios Colon] is the most prolific Puertorican Science Fiction and Fantasy writer with more than nine novels and children’s books sold all around the world. Before becoming a fulltime writer he worked a variety of jobs and trained to be a sumo wrestler for four years. Currently lives in the mountains of Las Marias in Puerto Rico reading good books, drinking coffee, enjoying rare music and good Cinema. Kemuel Ríos Colón Nació el 4 de agosto del 1982 en Mayagüez, Puerto Rico y es el escritor puertorriqueño más prolífico en los géneros de ciencia ficción y fantasía, con más de una docena de novelas vendidas alrededor del mundo. Antes de convertirse en escritor a tiempo completo trabajó una gran variedad de trabajos y entrenó como luchador sumo por cuatro años. Actualmente vive en los montes de Las Marías Puerto Rico, leyendo buenos libros, bebiendo café y disfrutando de música y cine inusual. To contact the author – antiquarianage@gmail.com cheap but amazing cover designs - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOji-hjq6qI&feature=player_embedded#!
DeVante's Children by SM Johnson DeVante's Children by SM Johnson Aug. 16, 2011 $4.99 93949 words Sample 15%
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SM Johnson hibernates in a conservative community of northern Wisconsin, where she writes darkly erotic fiction about things that go "naughty" in the night.
Gentlemen's Game by Lichen Craig Gentlemen's Game by Lichen Craig Feb. 02, 2012 $2.99 93844 words Sample 25%
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Lichen Craig lives at the foot of the Rocky Mountains with four large dogs. She has been writing professionally for over 25 years, in the areas of veterinary medicine, wildlife, and epidemic disease. "Gentlemen's Game" is her first novel.
LEGENDS: The Fall of the Atlantean Empire; Book 1 - The Winds of Chance by Mel Keegan LEGENDS: The Fall of the Atlantean Empire; Book 1 - The Winds of Chance by Mel Keegan July 09, 2009 $10.50 93619 words Sample 10%
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A self-confessed science fiction and fantasy devotee, Mel Keegan is known for novels across a wide range of subjects, from the historical to the future action-adventure ... but certainly MK is best known for the NARC series, featuring iconic characters Jarrat and Stone. Mel lives in South Australia with an eccentric family. From 1989 to 2001, GMP Ltd. in the UK issued the Keegan titles, and released eight original novels plus numerous reprints. In 1999, GMP was bought out -- twice! -- and the final owner of the old company was a magazine publisher (Millivres Publishing Group) which had, essentially, no interest in contintuing the old paperback list. In short order the editorial staff was laid off and the writers were set free... You'd be surprised at the writers who were suddenly adrift without anchor or rudder! Keegan, Josh Lanyon, David Patrick Beavers, Chris Hunt, and others. Some of us have clawed our way back and are rebuilding careers which were badly damaged by the demise of GMP. Regrettably, others have vanished. Here's Keegan's current backlist (all titles published via GMP and Alyson, plus those in-the-works with Millivres at the time of the shut-down, plus all titles issued to date by DreamCraft: In GMP and Millivres: ICE, WIND AND FIRE NARC #1: DEATH’S HEAD (abridged) NARC #2 EQUINOX FORTUNES OF WAR STORM TIDE WHITE ROSE OF NIGHT AN EAST WIND BLOWING AQUAMARINE Breakheart (in Swords of the Rainbow, from Alyson) In DreamCraft: HELLGATE #1: The Rabelais Alliance HELLGATE #2: Deep Sky HELLGATE #3: Cry Liberty HELLGATE #4: Probe HELLGATE #5: Flashpoint NARC #1: Death’s Head, complete and unabridged NARC #2: Equinox NARC #3: Scorpio NARC #4: Stopover NARC #5: Aphelion The Vampyre #1: Nocturne The Vampyre #2: Twilight LEGENDS #1: The Winds of Chance Dangerous Moonlight The Deceivers The Swordsman The Lords of Harbendane Mindspace Tiger, Tiger Umbriel (with Jayne DeMarco) Windrage White Rose of Night (reissue) Fortunes of War (reissue) Aquamarine (reissue) Storm Tide (reissue) Novellas: Callisto Switch Breakheart (unabridged) Crimes of Passion Non-fiction and Poetry: The Hellgate Companion The Future According to Keegan Worms in the Big Apple Mel Keegan: 20 Poems During 2009, all titles are being made available in every possible ebook format, as well as paperback and hardcover. Visit MK OnLine or The World According to Mel, to join our mailing list ... we'll keep you posted!
Hot off the Presses: A Novel by Elliott Mackle Hot off the Presses: A Novel by Elliott Mackle Aug. 17, 2010 $5.99 92920 words Sample 33%
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Elliott Mackle covered the 1996 Olympic Games for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. An AJC staff writer, he served as the newspaper’s dining critic for a decade, also reporting on military affairs, travel and the national restaurant scene. His first novel, It Takes Two, was a finalist for a Lambda Literary Award. He lives in Atlanta with his partner of nearly forty years.
Question Mark by SE Culpepper Question Mark by SE Culpepper March 10, 2012 $6.99 92883 words Sample 20%
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S. E. Culpepper lives with her husband and son in Connecticut. She loves to hear from her readers and makes it a point to get back to them. Try her at seculpepper@seculpepper.com. Visit her website at http://seculpepper.com
Alif by Bradley Stoke Alif by Bradley Stoke April 15, 2012 Free! 92843 words Read a sample
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‘Omega’ and ‘Alif’ are novels that are publicly available on other web sites that showcase fiction. Inevitably, they have attracted the critical attention of some of the readers. These readers are not professional reviewers, but that does not necessarily mean that their observations are the less valid. In the interests of shameless self-promotion, I include here reviews that have been complimentary to my novels.
Busted by Zachary O'Toole Busted by Zachary O'Toole Sep. 05, 2011 $6.99 92558 words Sample 20%
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The only son of a combat mathematician and a quantum mechanic, Zach was orphaned at a young age when freak tensor contraction occurred. Unable to follow in their footsteps, he instead prowls the skies above darkest Lemuria in his steam powered zeppelin researching the mysterious Gruesomicius ravenousi. When he’s not writing daft bios or snogging his boyfriend, Zach is fond of egregiously innapropriate use of british slang.