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April 10, 2014
Shousetsu Bang*Bang for download
I've gathered that many people here prefer to read on tablets and e-readers instead of computer screens. Well, we're currently in the process of digitizing our more recent SSBB issues, and we've got On the Air (issue 47) and Earth, Wind, and Fire (f/f special 10) available for download in .mobi format -- for free! All for free.
Other issues will be forthcoming. If you read a story you like, though, I strongly encourage you to go find that story on our LiveJournal and/or website and leave a comment letting the author know their work was appreciated. Because we're a volunteer-only free publication, we don't pay our contributors, which means the only encouragement they get is encouragement from readers.
Other issues will be forthcoming. If you read a story you like, though, I strongly encourage you to go find that story on our LiveJournal and/or website and leave a comment letting the author know their work was appreciated. Because we're a volunteer-only free publication, we don't pay our contributors, which means the only encouragement they get is encouragement from readers.
March 24, 2014
Earth, Wind, and Fire issue is up!
Though the Shousetsu Bang*Bang mission is usually a boy-lovin' one, once a year we have a special issue that's focused on f/f pairings. This year's issue is Earth, Wind, and Fire, and it's out now!
My story is The Red Woman, which is sort of a pre-pre-prequel to another story of mine, The White Palace. It's got magic and dragons and lots of sexy times, so if those things sound interesting, why not give it a go!
I know this isn't exactly the best audience for femslash stories -- all I have to do is look at the stories I've got listed here and see the number of comments on my m/m ones vs. the number of comments on my f/f ones -- but if you're looking to broaden your reading horizons, this is a great place to start. There's six short stories (okay, 'The Red Woman' technically counts as a novella, but the others are 6000 words or less) and they're all different and delightful; also, there's a lot of beautiful and sexy art, and who doesn't like beautiful and sexy art?
My story is The Red Woman, which is sort of a pre-pre-prequel to another story of mine, The White Palace. It's got magic and dragons and lots of sexy times, so if those things sound interesting, why not give it a go!
I know this isn't exactly the best audience for femslash stories -- all I have to do is look at the stories I've got listed here and see the number of comments on my m/m ones vs. the number of comments on my f/f ones -- but if you're looking to broaden your reading horizons, this is a great place to start. There's six short stories (okay, 'The Red Woman' technically counts as a novella, but the others are 6000 words or less) and they're all different and delightful; also, there's a lot of beautiful and sexy art, and who doesn't like beautiful and sexy art?
February 24, 2014
On the Air is on the air!
There's a new issue of Shousetsu Bang*Bang gone live today -- I've got a story in there, as do eight other lovely and creative authors. The theme is On the Air, which people took in a variety of different broadcast directions, to a variety of different pornographic places. As is always the case with SSBB, stories contain m/m content, tend toward happy endings, and are always absolutely free.
February 7, 2014
Boys in Our (well, MY) Books
The folk at Boys in Our Books were kind enough to a) take an interest in my SSBB writing, b) decide they wanted to do an interview-type post with me, and c) after realizing I’d said way too much before they’d even started asking questions, just compile my babblings about my own writing and make a whole post of it! So if you care about some of what's going on through my head while I'm writing, or if you want to see what I think my own best pieces are, you can go catch up on that there.
They also wrote some very nice reviews of Duet For Tenor and Transradial Orthosis and Bodies in Space, which was very sweet of them. Thank you, lovelies!
They also wrote some very nice reviews of Duet For Tenor and Transradial Orthosis and Bodies in Space, which was very sweet of them. Thank you, lovelies!
