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The second edition of my short story about a disabled veteran, Permanently Legless, is now available in a shiny new cover from JMS Books   Only half the man he used to be—but maybe that’s enough The Taliban may have … Continue reading →

I’m nowadays known more for writing very British stuff, but way back in the days of yore I used to occasionally dip into US waters, and today’s snippet is taken from an early story of mine, Epiphany, which is set … Continue reading →

…over at Divine Magazine – why not join me while I witter on about such diverse subjects as UK Meet, gay marriage, and spiders.   And, erm, sorry about the frankly scary close-up in the header. You’d rather have had … Continue reading →

In a cunning ploy to distract you from the extreme tardiness of this week’s Rainbow Snippet, today I’m celebrating those heroes in a half-shell, turtles and tortoises, with a snippet from Tortoise Interruptus. Our hero, Tip, has been cursed by … Continue reading →

Today, 17th May, is the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia I’m taking part in the Hop For Visibility, Awareness and Equality by blogging over at the Macaronis today on the subject of groundbreaking nineteenth-century American Shakespearian actor Charlotte … Continue reading →

Today’s snippet comes from one of my lesbian short stories, First Time, which appears in the Desire Behind Bars anthology. Mel and Ella are cellmates: Ella’s been with me a week (not that I’m counting) before she asks about it. … Continue reading →

Caught! is a finalist in the Bisexual Book Awards this year, which seems like a good enough excuse to give you a snippet from it: Here’s our hero, Robert, musing on romance:   Damn it. I was not still hung … Continue reading →

  Delighted to learn today that Caught! is a finalist in the romance category of the Bisexual Book Awards. Less delighted to see the stiff competition it’s up against…   Only joking. Honest… Congrats to all the finalists!   You can … Continue reading →

Dreamspinner Press is nine years old, and they’re celebrating with a sale! This week, it’s the turn of all authors who published with them in years 1-3, of which I’m one. Get ‘em while they’re cheap! Here’s some suggestions…

To celebrate the coming of spring (and with apologies to readers presently languishing under a carpet of unseasonal snow) here’s a snippet from my historical short story Jack in the Green, set around May Day in the 1920s: As Arthur exited … Continue reading →