About M D Flyn: I am a voracious reader, a writer, a chocolate inhaler, and LGBT. I perpetrate geekery, a lover of all things fantasy, scifi, and otherwise odd. I write speculative fiction that explores themes of individuality, belonging, and empowerment. What inspires you to write? Lots of ways. I have no problem with getting ideas, it’s having the discipline to sit down and write that is hard for me. Often something random will pop up when I am doing something that has nothing to do with … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – M D Flyn
My Real Hue by Daniel Yves Eisner
“MY REAL HUE” is an extraordinarily brave man’s quest to fully understand and accept himself despite his family obstructing his path. Though it spans five decades, the story is a poignant reminder that adult life is constantly and comprehensively affected by childhood. From the instant readers meet young Danny, his torturous relationship with his parents is evident. His dysfunctional family capitulates everything from challenges with coming to terms with his sexuality to a set of burgeoning … [Read more...] about My Real Hue by Daniel Yves Eisner
Interview with Author – Charlotte Bowyer
About Charlotte Bowyer: Inspired by my love of fantasy, I wrote my debut novel, ‘His Frozen Fingertips’, at the age of fifteen. I am a firm believer in freedom of expression and diversity, and attend Pride in London on an annual basis as well as being a vocal feminist. I hope that my works are able to represent the passion that I feel for these issues, and incite other people to get involved in the struggle for equality. What inspires you to write? The previous lack of diversity in … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Charlotte Bowyer
The Reason for the Season by Judy Nichols
Mommy blogger Kate posts about the chaos of her life--dealing with her so-called "blended" family. There's her second marriage, her surly 14 year old daughter from her first marriage, her ex-husband and his annoying wife, her hyperactive four year old son. And on top of that, she's pregnant with twins. She finds an oasis of calm in singing in a Christmas cantata at the local gay/lesbian church. That calm is shattered when, after rehearsal, she witnesses a brutal hate crime where two gay choir … [Read more...] about The Reason for the Season by Judy Nichols
