Author of M/M romance that's sweet, funny, and hot
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I have enjoyed so much writing for Literotica, and making my work freely available. But getting a little compensation for the hours (days…weeks…) spent writing, and getting my work out to a larger audience, made seeking a publisher an opportunity I couldn’t pass up.
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I’ve posted the second installment in the story of Josh’s college years over on Literotica. His freshman experience was the subject of “Cupid’s Big Weekend,” and now you can read about his sophomore year in “Cupid’s Sophomore Year, Semester 1” [I’ve posted it both to Literotica and Nifty–take your pick!]. I don’t normally post stories in sections, but this one was already over 61,000 words, so it kind of needed to go.
If you’ve ever thought to yourself, “that poor Josh, he needs to fall in love,” then this is the story for you. ‘Nuff said.
Oh, and there’s a cameo by Bryce and Nestor. They are, of course, fabulous.
Enjoy.
Just published a new one on Nifty. It’s shorter than the previous two, weighing in at 22,000 words (which means it’s still a long read, just not all-night long). I hope you enjoy it—it’s different in some significant ways. Let me know what you think.
My second story is up on Nifty, “A Love Like Fireflies.” To find it, go to Nifty, then to the Gay section, then College. It’s even longer than “Cupid’s Big Weekend,” at just shy of 50,000 words, which means I’ve written just over 90,000 words in the last month. Yikes!
The story takes place just before “Cupid’s Big Weekend,” and one of the characters from that story makes a guest appearance in the new one.
I hope you’ll let me know if you like it. Thanks for reading.
My first story, “Cupid’s Big Weekend,” was published on the Nifty archive in July. To find it, go to Nifty, then to the Gay section, then College. It’s a long read, some 41,000 words, but I think it’s worth it (of course I would, wouldn’t I?). Check it out when you’re in the mood for something long and romantic (and, as one reader commented to me, “seriously hot”).