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The Descent Gets Reviewed!

‘Nathan Burgoine is an author I love. His novels and short stories are among some of my very favourites! Now I love him even more! He’s been doing a wonderful series of blog posts about short stories. I love short stories and started my...

Voting Is Live! – Vote for Love and Lemonade!

Hey everyone! Check it out! The polls are open for the LR Café Best of 2019! My novel Love and Lemonade has been nominated for Best GLBTQ+ Book! Please go vote for Love and Lemonade here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/8SR9TNT   Voting runs from June 13th until...

A Wish In The Dark – A Poem

I hold on to pain. that I find on the streets. It litters the ground, broken shards of glass, forgotten matchbooks, the occasional forgotten book that has become fat with rain. I gather these up, clutch them to my chest. The shards of glass,...

The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes By Suzanne Collins – A Book Review

Coriolanus Snow lives from moment to moment. Living with his Grandmother and his cousin Tigris. Though they give the impression of grandeur, they are a stone throw away from ruin. However, Coriolanus has been tasked with being a mentor in the tenth Hunger Games....

Have Sparkle Will Travel – On Coming Out to Myself

I don’t think there was a time that I didn’t know I was gay. I just didn’t have the words to talk about who and what I was. When I was eight years old, I knew that I was not like other boys around...

Nomination and a Contest!

My novel Love and Lemonade has been nominated for the Best GLBTQ+ Book of 2019 by the Love Romance Café. How amazing is that? You can find them here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/29663...  Voting will begin soon but for now we are celebrating! What better way to...

Through the Open Door – A Short Story

Her cat was looking at the picture again. Rhonda had found the picture in a market downtown. She had been inside the store a few times. It was more like a junk shop and every time she went inside, Rhonda felt like an explorer...

On Completing a Novel During a Pandemic

I finished a novel that I had been working on for almost a year. It almost didn’t get finished. The Queen of Swords is a dystopian novel that takes place on an earth that has been forever changed. When our heroine finds herself trapped...

Covidly – A Poem

Each of us is like Rapunzel in her tower. We look down at the world around us and we wonder what brought us to this. Though we let our hair down, in hopes that someone will grab hold, no one does and we are...

The Renaissance Virtual Conference!

This is so cool! My amazing publisher Renaissance Press is holding their first ever Renaissance Virtual Conference! How amazing is that? It takes place on from June 5th to June 7th. I am a guest author for this conference, and I will be speaking...