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Yes, A Ghoul Like You is now available to purchase once more, and in an arresting new cover from JMS Books!  It has, of course, been re-edited and there’s been some very minor expansion, but it’s substantially the same story … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to announce that my latest novelette, It’s All Geek to Me, is now available to pre-order from those awfully nice people at Riptide: Jez is on a mission of mercy: to replace a tragically deceased comic book for … Continue reading →

I was delighted to find I’ve had a few nominations in the Goodreads M/M Group 2013 Members’ Choice Awards: 1. Favourite all-time m/m author   5. Best Anthology (Summer Lovin’) 16. Best Action/Suspense/Adventure (Fall Hard) 17. Best Alternate Universe (Trick … Continue reading →

I was absolutely over the moon to wake up this morning to the news that Slam! has won Best LGBT Romantic Comedy in the 2013 Rainbow Awards hosted by the tireless Elisa Rolle. And Pressure Head came a very pleasing … Continue reading →

I was tagged by the lovely Josephine Myles on FB, so here goes: Ten books that have stayed with me – in no particular order, and omitting many more: The Machine Stops – EM Forster Gobsmacking prescience re the internet … Continue reading →

…is out now, and you can get your copy at http://www.theromancereviews.com/ezine.php There are oodles of excerpts, articles and giveaways inside – including an article by me: Tall, Dark and Dangerous (Or Loki v Egil: the Bad Boy Smackdown) in which … Continue reading →

We may not get to eat the turkey over here in Britland (boo!), but we can get hold of some fantastic Black Friday deals (yay)! LOOK OUT for the Pink Squirrel Press anthologies, both at HALF PRICE this weekend! SUMMER … Continue reading →

I’m delighted to reveal the cover for Relief Valve, the sequel to Pressure Head, which will be out from Samhain Publishing on 25th March 2014: (couldn’t resist putting them together *g*) Isn’t it lovely? And I am insanely chuffed to … Continue reading →

…from The Romance Reviews: wonderful, well-paced, sensual…Ted and Jem were both so sweet that I just wanted to reach in and hug them both. Victorian and modern-day London were both brought vividly to life, just as both characters were… It’s … Continue reading →

Back from a fun, if exhausting, weekend spent in the delightful company of Charlie Cochrane, Stevie Carroll and Liam Livings at the Festival of Romance in Bedford. Charlie and I manned (womanned?) a GLBTQ stall at the Romance Fair in … Continue reading →