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It's Out! Same Time Next Year!

Here's the link!
http://www.torquerebooks.com/index.ph...

Same Time Next Year

I have a Halloween Sip, "Same Time Next Year" releasing tomorrow at Torquere Press as part of their "Halloween Sips Blitz." Participating authors will be posting on the Live Journal tomorrow talking about their stories. Here's link: http://community.livejournal.com/torq... I plan to hold a contest. All commenters to my post will be put into a drawing for a copy of "Same Time Next Year."

Also, Torquere is offering a deal this weekend, just in time for the release.

Howl-o-ween sale!

It's that time of year again and we'd like you to have a howling good time. So we're offering 15% off your purchases from now through to Halloween Night. Just put 'howl2010' in the coupon code box when you check out at Torquere Books (www.torquerebooks.com) to get 15% off your order.

Sale good now through Sunday October 31 at Midnight (est).

Have a haunting good Halloween from Torquere Press!

So take advantage of the sale and get yourself some spooky reads.

Story Extras

If you like my stories, be sure to check out my writing or blog posts on this site; nearly every story I published has an extra scene or prologue for your enjoyment.

Update on Next Release

My next release will be a part of Torquere Press' Halloween Sips Blitz, which publishes on Saturday, October 30. My contribution is called "Same Time Next Year" and focuses on the unending power of love and the importance of owning a car large enough to make out in comfortably. I'll post a link when one becomes available.

Rainbow Awards Cover Art Contest - Round 9

The Rainbow Awards Cover Art Contest has progressed to round 9 of 15, and I'm thrilled that the cover for The Angel of 13th Street, created by the wonderfully talented Alessia Brio, is still in the running. Only fifty covers remain, and voting is limited to forty.

Here's the link:

http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/11...

Coming Soon From Torquere Press - A Halloween Sip

I have a release coming out later this month at Torquere Press for their Halloween Sips Blitz. It's called Same Time Next Year. Here's the blurb:


Jerome and Greg played on the dirt road half-way between their homes when they were kids, and found much better games to play there when they grew older. It's their special spot, the perfect place for Greg to propose, and the worst place possible for the accident that takes his life.

Devastated by the loss, Jerome visits that lonely road on the anniversary of Greg's death, to discover that not all endings are permanent.

Round Seven of the Rainbow Awards Cover Contest

The Rainbow Awards have now entered round seven. Sadly, The Wish's cover didn't make the cut, but The Angel of 13th Street's is still in the running. This week the voting gets tougher, for you're only allowed to vote for 75 covers, and with so many great ones, it's hard to choose. Here's the link:

http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/11...

Round Six in the Rainbow Cover Art Competition

I forgot to post this earlier in the week, but the cover art competition at Elisa Rolle's has entered round six. Be sure to vote for your favorites.

http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/11...

Last Days of the GLBT Bookshelf's Rummage Sale

Only three more days left for the GLBT Bookshelf's Rummage Sale, so hurry on over and get yourself some bargains from some of the hottest names in the genre. And all proceeds go to support the bookshelf. Do a good thing and get some great reads, all at the same time.

Here's the link:
http://bookworld.editme.com/GLBT-Rumm...

For those of you who liked The Telling, there is a short story sequel there, Night Watch, that continues the story of Jay and Michael. It takes place about a year after The Telling ends.

A chance to win the Someplace in this World anthology...

Reviews by Jessewave is giving away a copy of Someplace in this World, an anthology of nine short stories involving the concept of 'home'. The offerings include contemporary, fantasy, historical, and steampunk - a little something for every taste, by some names you're sure to recognize. One of my stories, The Prodigal, is included. It tells the story of Mark, the rent boy Noah sends home in The Angel of 13th Street. All you have to do is comment on the thread at Wave's site to be in the drawing. Hurry, I think the deadline is midnight tonight. Here's the link:

http://www.reviewsbyjessewave.com/?p=...