The second volume in Improbable Press’s 221b Series (the first was my own A Dream to Build A Kiss On) is the splended A Study in Velvet and Leather, due for release on 1 December 2018. An advance review copy was coaxed into my greedy little fingers, though, and promptly gobbled up. K. Caine may…
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Cover Reveal: Scar Tissue and Other Stories
At the beginning of May, my Patreon reached its first goal of $100 a month! That means that, as soon as I’ve finished writing the last few stories, getting them edited and getting it all formatted, all my supporters will be getting a free short story collection from me! (The rest of the world will…
Read moreAnother Scar Tissue Art sneak peek
Last month I shared a sneak peak of some photo art that will appear in Scar Tissue and Other Stories, which I’ll be releasing when my Patreon reaches $100 a month. (Only $20 a month to go, guys!) I only have three more stories to write for that collection, too! One will be set in…
Read moreQuintette of Questions: Nicole Field
This week’s new romance release interview is with Nicole Field: Nicole Field 1. What’s the name of your latest book – and how did you choose the title? This book was previously published under the name Gothic. Titles are always the most difficult thing for me. I try to name books before I actually get…
Read moreReview: The Compact by Charlie Raven
Late last year I read and thoroughly enjoyed A Case of Domestic Pilfering by Rohase Piercy and Charlie Raven. That book had originally been written by Raven then reworked by Rohase. Raven’s style is clear in her solo effort The Compact, set in London and England of 1898 – a paranormal queer adventure where real…
Read more2017: My Writing Year in Review
When 2016 came to a close, I was very happy with my writing year. A new novel, a new one-shot erotic spy adventure, several short stories and a poem all published! Who knew 2017 would get better? The biggest writing news of 2017 for me was winning the ‘Body in the Library’ category of the…
Read morePublishing Roundup: lesbian romance, gay vampires, and Sherlock Holmes in Melbourne
The last few months have seen a few publishing milestones for me, so here’s a bit of a roundup before I resume my travel reports from the UK. Gay Vampires: Ravenfall While walking around on a self-guided tour of Roman London, I stumbled across this fantastic view of the Shard and London Bridge Hospital. The…
Read moreInterview with a Pseudonym
I spoke recently to a fellow writer about how I’d branched out into erotic romance. He told me he’d written erotica too, under a pseudonym. This is what he has to say about the experience. Angela V Mazzone I have a bachelor’s degree in psychology, a master’s degree in counselling, and – after a doctorate…
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