He was a year out of the Corps, finishing up a degree in classical history at George Mason. Will thought he might go to law school since he felt like a cynical asshole all the time. Law seemed to be the proper career for a person with his outlook on life. His mother had suggested he might want to talk to someone at the VA. He’d assured her it wasn’ ( Read more... )

My short story from Dreamspinner is out tomorrow- Flamingo, a May-December romance--and me trying to be funny! It's a comedy, if you can imagine!

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My new story is out from Dreamspinner! I wasn't expecting it until tomorrow, so I'm very happy to see it- I love this story, I loved writing it, and I love the cover Paul Richmond painted for it.

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Here's the blurb:

Sheriff Grady Sullivan returns to Canyon County, Idaho, after his ( Read more... )

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I forgot to turn off the alarm clock, of course, and so when it went off at 0530, I just lay in bed, thinking of all the exciting things I could do today. Have already written a flash and dragged a box full of art supplies out of the closet- the kitchen table is covered in tubes of watercolors and brushes and piles of lovely paper, all just ( Read more... )

I am having a frustrating week, since I came down with a virus. A virus, a trojan, some damn thing. A hundred and seventy two dollars to the boys down at Office Depot did not solve the problem. I had some instructions just this morning from M at Changeling, who must have been channeling my distress- two hours later I have not been sucessful, but I ( Read more... )

I just ranted over at Elisa's blog- once more, on the Lambda site, straight female m/m writers are blasted for sexually exploiting men by selling a prettied up version of their sexual behavior, for our own deviant pleasure. Is there a brick wall around here I could use to beat my head ( Read more... )

S: Andrew, you mostly write m/m contemporary romance. But I notice the appearance of a satyr now and then. Do you like to experiment with other genres? Do you have plans to delve into historical or Sci-Fi? And what’s with the satyrs?

A: At this time, I don’t have any plans to delve into either historical or Sci-fi. It’s funny because I got the ( Read more... )

One of my fellow authors at Dreamspinner, Red Haircrow, agreed to let me interview him about his first story, Lieutenant's Love

I really enjoyed your first story for Dreamspinner Press, Lieutenant’s Love. Can you tell us a little bit about how you came to write the story?

Almost ten years ago, I read Maria McCann’s debut novel, “As Meat Loves Salt ( Read more... )

remember in Wonder Boys, when Grady wrote the novel that he couldn't end? It just went on and on and on, two thousand pages, and when someone asked him what his book was about, he couldn't think what to say. I can see that happening with the pottery book, which keeps veering recklessly off the road, taking the story and characters wherever the hell ( Read more... )