New Gay eBook Delayed

I’m delaying release of the gay romance Now That We’re Grown until late 2019 so I can write additional scenes. I’ll enjoy spending more time with these characters!

Now That We’re Grown: A Gay Romance Short Story

Now That We’re Grown: A Gay Romance Short Story Gavin Hernandez and Peter Montoya meet before high school. Gavin admires how Peter never complains about being gay or using a wheelchair. During their senior year, Gavin takes profile pictures of Peter in that chair, but the gesture of good will leads to online bullying and a painful final stretch of school. Best friends slowly drift apart.

After college, they reunite in Dallas as more than friends. Gavin now designs facilities for people with physical challenges. Peter looks for a job to match his business administration degree. The past might destroy their relationship, or their love might change their lives.

MM romance/gay romance. Contains bullying, threats, mild violence, and sexual references.

I’m now revising this gay romance short story. It’s longer than the earlier versions that appeared at NetGalley and elsewhere. I’ll post it in multiple parts at Wattpad. Watch for more scenes there in the months ahead.

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Keywords: Gay love, gay romance, MM, gay couples, LGBTQ, Latino, Hispanic, disability, living with disabilities, queer disabled, disabled gay, disabled representation, wheelchair, diversity, bullying, cyberbullying, short stories, fiction, eBooks.

Free Read: Humor in a Small Town

Read about Fat Diary and other free or discounted eBooks at My Book Place.

Permafree!

In this free comedy eBook, a West Texas librarian makes fun of herself and the other people in her town, while writing about her reasons for wanting to lose weight.

Pamela Mae Willard must learn to love herself. Still, she can’t resist laughing about her problems, and about the adventures of the colorful characters in Acorn, Texas.

This irreverent, politically incorrect tale reveals a woman finding joy in life, no matter what happens to her and no matter who mistreats her.

This short story also appears in The Acorn Gathering. Some of its characters also appear in The Acorn Stories.

Read about Queer Books at Digital Book Girl

Tag Archives: "LGBTQ+ Featured lesbian, gay, bisexual & transgender books in both fiction and non-fiction genres!" The Lady Chablis Quiz Book; The Covert Captain: Or, A Marriage of Equals; All Kinds of Tied Down; and more books. Read about them at the Digital Book Girl blog.

Looking back at queer collection Holding Me Together

My BookPlace.Net Featured Post: Holding Me Together.

, StoneWall Society Pride in the Arts Award. This anthology of essays and poems explores many social issues, while celebrating friendship, love, gay pride, and writing. This collection, quoted by many authors and Web masters, includes the multi-part essay “Reactions to Homophobia,” followed by poems and short essays on a variety of topics, such as writing, AIDS, religion, violence, family, friendship, and gay relationships.

Dann Hazel used “Reactions to Homophobia” as one of the resources for his book Witness: Gay and Lesbian Clergy Report from the Front. The Queensland Government’s Community Benefit Fund and PFLAG Brisbane used the same essay as a resource for the booklet Assisting Those Who Come Into Regular Contact with Lesbian and Gay Youth.

In a review appearing both at QMediaReviews.com and in EXP Magazine, SouthWest Edition, critic Shawn Revelle called the revised, second edition of Holding Me Together “an inspiring and timely collection of works.” Revelle went on to share details about the book, which he also referred to as “a worthwhile and life-affirming read.”

“In his exploration of what it is to be gay, Simolke manages to touch on a more fundamental truth: what it is to be human.” –Watchword.

“If I had a magic wand, I would put this book in the hands of all our gay or questioning youth.” –author, painter, dancer Copernicus again.

“Duane Simolke’s voice is gentle, reasoned, assured, but will leave you gasping for breath.” –author Ronald L. Donaghe.

Cancer fundraiser featured on book site

BookPlace made the cancer fundraiser The Acorn Gathering: Writers Uniting Against Cancer a featured post. BookPlace promotes books across genres. The Acorn Gathering is a collection of short stories, varying in length in tone and setting.

Gay Flash Fiction: The Recruiter

Not for sensitive readers. Visit GayFlashFiction to read my short short The Recruiter, about a self-loathing closet case who uses social media and out-of-context Bible verses to find new followers.

New Readings of Winesburg, Ohio Featured at Site MyBookPlace

MyBookPlace.Net Featured Post: New Readings of Winesburg, Ohio.

Ch. I: Introduction

Ch. II: Anderson And Stein: Symbiosis

Ch. III: Teachers Groping In The Dark

Ch. IV: Men And Women

Ch. V: “More Than Man Or Woman”

Ch. VI: Industrialism: The Machine In The Berry Field

Ch. VII: Conclusion: Closing The Book Of The Grotesque

M/M Gay Story About Love and Loss at Gay Flash Fiction

My story Patchwork is now up at the Gay Flash Fiction website. That story involves a man looking back at the time he spent with his husband.

Gay Flash Fiction features “Very Short Fiction—Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, or Intersex themed.” Readers can find stories via the archive, the search engine, or a long list of thematic tags. Authors can submit their stories via the posted guidelines. The site also features editing tips, related links, and much more.

Alex Hogan, Michael Ampersant, and Nikolaos Thiwerspoon serve as editors. Visit their sites to read about their original works and some of the other authors they like.

Momma Says: To Read or Not to Read: The Acorn Stories

Becky Baldridge reviewed The Acorn Stories at her book blog Momma Says: To Read or Not to Read. She describes her blog this way: "Read and review blog where I tell them like I read them, honestly and without pulling any punches. Request a Review today!" An excerpt from her review follows.

"The stories cover a bit of everything that small town life entails, from the don't know what you've got til it's gone romance to the dedicated teacher to nosy neighbors, etc. The point is these people could be anywhere in any small town, including your own."

Featured Author in Eli Summers's LGBTQ Pride 2018 Authors Showcase

Today, Kit Mallory (@kitkattus) and I are featured authors in Eli Summers's LGBTQ Pride 2018 Authors Showcase. In this month-long event, Eli helps readers get to know a diverse group of queer writers, learning about how and why they write their stories. Please visit often.

Taldra: #ScienceFiction Adventures Featured in La Jersey Chika Reads (@LJCRIB). #BookBlog #SciFi

Read about Taldra SciFi Adventures in the Indie Spotlight at La Jersey Chika Reads Indie Books.

From the blogger:

"Hi, everybody, I am a 30ish something years old shorty animal lover, Latina book geek. I love to read and review books. My name is Katiria I live in New Jersey with my pup Mayci."

Visit Katiria's blog often to read about indie and traditional releases, or for details about book review requests, how to appear in the spotlight, and more. I'm honored to appear on a blog that celebrates indie books and glad that Katiria included me!

To find more reader/writer resources, click the tags at the end of this entry.

Martha A. Cheves Reviews The Acorn Stories: "I loved this book and the memories it brought back."

Blogger and cookbook author Martha A. Cheves reviews The Acorn Stories on her bookblog A Book and A Dish, writing that "I loved this book and the memories it brought back."

She also invited me to share a recipe from one of the characters in The Acorn Stories. In fact, all of her book reviews at that blog include a recipe from the authors. That combination creates a unique merging of creativity: the creation of food and the creation of stories.

Readers might recognize the name Martha A. Cheves from the blog and book Stir, Laugh, Repeat, as well as her Think With Your Tastebuds cookbooks.

Lovers of good books and good food should visit A Book and A Dish and follow Martha A. Cheves at Goodreads.

Eli Summers (@EliSAuthor) Celebrating #PrideMonth with #PrideAuthorShowcase

Visit the Pride Author Showcase at EliSummers.Com and https://twitter.com/EliSAuthor to read about #LGBTQ writers and books. The showcase started on June 1 by introducing readers to Finn McLellan. Finn identifies as "a queer, autistic, trans fantasy writer with a particular penchant for gaslamp fantasy and Gothic horror." Check Eli's blog daily this month for a wide range of Pride representation.

Gay Cowboy Vampire Highlander

Read my #FlashFiction spoof of genre conventions, Gay Cowboy Vampire Highlander, @WhoWritesShorts. #GayRomance #MMRomance #GayHumor

Author John H Manhold Reviews Texas Fiction Collection

In a review of The Acorn Stories, author John H. Manhold says, "The author demonstrates a healthy understanding of human nature."

Read the full review at Manhold's blog.

John H. Manhold has studied and written text books in multiple fields. The World War II and Korea veteran is also a novelist, sculptor, and safety instructor, among other skills that readers can learn about at his blog.

Gay SciFi at Digital Book Girl Blog

The Digital Book Girl blog includes book details, giveaways, authors of the month, and more.

Taldra: Science Fiction Adventures: Gay SciFi at Digital Book Girl.

Featured SciFi and Fantasy at Digital Book Girl

Feautured LGBTQ Books at Digital Book Girl.

Science Fiction Cover Art

New cover image for Taldra: Science Fiction Adventures, two novels in one edition.

Featured Blog: @SciFiFrontiers Brings Together #SciFi/#Fantasy/#Horror Fans

Sci Fi Frontiers, an Axiom's Edge Sci Fi Production out of San Antonio, identifies itself as “a Collaborative Site for Lovers of Sci Fi, Fantasy, and Horror.” It delivers the fantastic from a variety of sources. Other features include the Save My Show Poll, an email list, and a Twitter account.

Numerous contributors have posted entries so far, and the site includes details on how more collaborators can join. A few recent topics: Timeless, Avengers: Infinity War, Robert Louis Stevenson, Star Wars Resistance, Bad Samaritan, The Man from Atlantis, StarGate, and Dark Matter.

Read about Sons of Taldra at Sci Fi Frontiers.

Tome Tender Book Blog’s #BookReview of #Texas comedy/drama The Acorn Stories and More. @DiiBylo

Tome Tender is a book blog that features “Book Reviews, Author Interviews, Giveaways, Fabulous Covers and Other Book Related Thoughts!” New reviews appear frequently, listed under the author’s name and promoted on DiiBylo’s twitter account. Information about book review requests also appears on the blog.

An excerpt from the review of The Acorn Stories follows.

“Welcome to Acorn, Texas, a small town probably like ANY town, but instead of driving past it, Duane Simolke is going to let us in on what goes on behind closed doors. It may take a village to raise a child, but that same village could also drive the poor kid crazy!”

Please also see Tome Tender’s review of Taldra: Science Fiction Adventures.

Featured #BookBlog: LEONARD TILLERMAN: Author, Book Blogger, Book Reviewer @mywritersnook

Leonard Tillerman, a member of The Indie View, writes in Toronto, Ontario. His blog entries includes some of the writing tips Leonard has gathered from his fellow authors and his own writing experiences. He chooses books to review after the writer joins his mailing list and requests a review. Since he buys the books himself and doesn't take any payment from the author, the reader can expect an unbiased review.

I realize that many reviewers can only supply a paragraph or two and that longer reviews tend to include spoilers. However, his review of my book The Acorn Stories goes into a lot of depth about the characters, structure, themes, and more, all without giving away any surprises. I've noticed the same about his other reviews. Readers looking for a good read or writers hoping for exposure should visit http://leonardtillerman.com/.

Find more resources via the tags below this entry.

Keywords: book promotion, books to read, book love.

Expanded Coverage of Gay SciFi Book

I've added more links to reviews, interviews, etc., to my blog page Sons of Taldra: A Gay Science Fiction Adventure.

Gay SciFi Novel is the Featured eBook at ContentMo

Today's Featured .99¢ Kindle Book ➣ Degranon: A Science Fiction Adventure by Duane Simolke. Special price ends May 28, 2018.

New update to The Bible and Gays

I added a long excerpt from Reactions to Homophobia to my blog entry The Bible and Gays.

Wanted: Book Reviewers and Book Bloggers to Write About Texas Fiction Collection

Please consider writing & posting a review of The Acorn Stories. Read it free via NetGalley for a limited time.

From romantic comedy to razor-sharp satire to moments of quiet reflection, The Acorn Stories transform a fictional West Texas town into a tapestry of human experiences.

“A lush tangle of small-town life branches out in this engrossing collection of short stories.” –Kirkus Reviews

“There are people that you like, some that you can’t wait to see if they get theirs.” –Joe Wright, StoneWall Society

“A well-crafted collection of short stories.” –L. L. Lee, author of Taxing Tallula

“Duane Simolke is one of our great American writers just ready to be recognized as such. He has the talent and the imagination and the humanity and the perspective to make each of our lives richer. Bravo!” –Grady Harp, Amazon Hall of Fame Reviewer

“Each story is intertwined rather than just there for entertainment and each character is well-defined and the humor throughout the book makes it a pleasure and an easy and enjoyable read.” –Chandler, Amazon #1 Hall of Fame Reviewer

Science Fiction Adventure: First Nation/Native American Influences

The Navajo Influences on the Aliens in Sons of Taldra

Why Taldra’s Family is Iroquois

Featured Book Blog: It's Write Now

From the blog: "Books are to be shared! Every day we hand-pick quality free and discount Kindle books and share them with our readers to spread the joy of reading."

It's Write Now helps readers find free or discounted eBooks every day and helps readers share about those books. The newest entries appear first, but readers can also click through under genres, discount, or free. They can also find blog entries and author interviews. It looks like a good place for readers and writers to connect.

Book reviewers needed for gay science fiction adventure. Free eBook 4/3/2018 only.

Today is the last of the scattered free days for the Sons of Taldra eBook. Please download it. If you like it, please write and post a review. Watch here for news about the paperback.

Queer scifi, LGBT scifi, queer spec.

Book blogger Leonard Tillerman gives "5 Small Town Stars" to The Acorn Stories, offers more suggestions for readers and writers

At his book blog, author and book reviewer Leonard Tillerman has posted a review of The Acorn Stories. In it, he discusses the focus on emotions:

"This ability to capture the raw emotions of his readers is an ingenious tool used by Duane Simolke. He is able to achieve it through beautiful writing and compelling character development."

The review also goes in depth about many other aspects of The Acorn Stories, but without any spoilers. Please have a look at the review and also look around some more while you're there.

Besides a constantly updated list of book reviews, Leonard's blog also includes his tips on book marketing, blog writing, and many other related topics. He actively updates and promotes the blog, to ensure visibility for himself and the other writers he covers.

LEONARD TILLERMAN: Author, Book Blogger, Book Reviewer

Writing news.

Thanks for reading! I've been working on short stories lately and hope to make more announcements about those soon. Also, watch for news about a paperback version of Sons of Taldra.

Flash Fiction: Gay Cowboy Vampire Highlander (no, really)

My flash fiction story Gay Cowboy Vampire Highlander appears in the March 2018 edition of Who Writes Short Shorts? That site features flash fiction and promotes the stories on twitter.

Featured Book Blog: Speculative Fiction Spot

Speculative Fiction Spot is "Your spot for news, author spotlights, awesome book deals and giveaways and everything else speculative fiction!"

Dark speculative fiction author Renee Scattergood started this blog as a companion to Renee's Author Spotlight but with an emphasis on scifi, fantasy, and horror. Visit her network of sites for a free eBook and a lot of reading recommendations.

Sons of Taldra: A Science Fiction Adventure at Speculative Fiction Spot.

Please click the tags under this entry to find more reader and writer resources; please also use the icons to share this blog entry.

Featured Book Blog: My Book Place

MyBookPlace.Net features author interviews and details about new books. Readers can find something of interest with the search engine or category listings. Writers can take part for free or choose paid options for increased publicity. The layout for the entries makes it easy to learn much more about the works and their writers.

My Texas Humor Book at MyBookPlace.Net

Find more reader and writer resources via the tags under this entry.

Book Reviews Continue During 20th Anniversary Year of The Acorn Stories

• “Duane Simolke is one of our great American writers just ready to be recognized as such. He has the talent and the imagination and the humanity and the perspective to make each of our lives richer. Bravo!” –Grady Harp, Amazon Hall of Fame Reviewer
• “I love the numerous small wins of the characters and the unexpected turns of luck.” –Billy O.
• “Having spent quite a bit of time in Texas, I could see each character matching someone I know or have met in my time there.” –Noel D
• “Amazing and hard to put down.” –Kimmie Sue’s Book Review and More
• “Snapshots of the lives of people and their life-changing encounters that will leave lasting impressions on you.” –Michelle Williams
• “Readers who enjoy immersive first person stories about small town life and the human condition will love this book.” –Purple
• “The author demonstrates a healthy understanding of human nature.” –John H. Mangold
• “Amazing and hard to put down.” –Kimmie Sue’s Book Review and More

The Acorn Stories.

Flame.Con: The World’s Largest Queer Comic Con

Gay geeks should love Flame.Con.Org, which runs August 18-19, 2018, in New York. Details from their website include the following: “Flame Con, the world’s largest queer comic con, returns for its fourth year. Featuring a two-day comics, arts and entertainment expo, showcasing creators and special guests from all corners of the LGBTQ fandom. It features thoughtful discussions, exclusive performances, screenings, cosplay and more!”

This is their fourth year. Last year’s FlameCon received considerable coverage from SyFy.Com and other media, as well as praise from attendees. I’m promoting Sons of Taldra as an online sponsor. My FlameCon sponsor page.

Guests this year include comic illustrators and/or comic artists Brittney Williams, Atla Hrafney, Jen Bartel, Tee Franklin, Kris Anka, and Sina Grace. Flame.Con is still adding more guests at this time. Please visit the site to read more about the guests, sponsors, and ways to get involved (or just to sign up for updates). Please support queer representation in the arts.

Please also see my blog entry Sons of Taldra: What is Gay SciFi?

Flame.Con

Featured Book Blog: Author Features at Renee's Author Spotlight

Renee's Author Spotlight offers indie and small press authors a place to share about their work. It also offers readers a chance to find new authors, some free books, and much more.

From the blog description:

"If you're a reader, I hope you will browse these pages and support the authors within them! You can show your support by buying their books, writing reviews and posting them on relevant sites (such as Amazon and Goodreads) as well as your own blog (if you have one), and you can help spread the word by sharing these Author Spotlights on your social media sites."

Renee Scattergood writes dark fantasy, including the Shadow Stalker series.

Renee's Author Spotlight listing for my book Sons of Taldra: A Science Fiction Adventure.

Keywords: find books, book promotion. Find more reader and writer resources by clicking the tags below this post.

Featured Book Blog: The Novel Approach

The Novel Approach description: "The Novel Approach is a site focused on books in the LGBTQ+ spectrum." Lisa Horan owns this book blog, which features book reviews, giveaways, guest posts, and much more. Visitors can find reviews by reviewer, rating, or publisher, or just use the search engine.

I love the banner quote: "I am too fond of reading books to care to write them."

Follow on twitter to keep up with the constant updates.

Sons of Taldra: What is Gay SciFi?

Sons of Taldra is a gay scifi novel in which a heroic Native woman and her gay sons fight shapeshifting aliens.

The terms gay scifi, gay science fiction, queer scifi, etc., refer to science fiction with gay themes or gay characters in major roles. Several related and more inclusive terms exist as well, bringing in other genres and other orientations—lesbian fantasy, queer horror, queer fantasy, LGBT speculative fiction, etc.

My novel Degranon: A Science Fiction Adventure is another example of gay scifi, though Sons focuses a lot more on gay relationships. Both novels also appear as one specially priced eBook.

Sons of Taldra has three book trailers so far. I’ve included those in the YouTube video playlist Gay SciFi, which also contains videos about books, movies, TV shows, and more from other creatives.

Sons of Taldra: Teaser Trailer.

Sons of Taldra: 2nd Trailer.

Sons of Taldra: 3rd Trailer.

I also have a special list of my twitter followers: LGBT SciFi/Fantasy/Horror. It covers a wide variety of related topics from the perspectives of numerous fans and/or creators. Keep in mind, though, that some members there post tweets that are not safe for work (NSFW).

For details about more related authors, books, and resources, visit QueerSciFi.Com and Gay Geek and Fabulous (Official GayGeeks).

Revised version of fantasy adventure now out.

Revised eBook, published 2018 on Kindle.

Sometimes, going home is the most dangerous adventure of all!

The Return of Innocence blends humor and romance with exciting fantasy action. Visit Theln, a planet of magic, dragons, nobility, and heroes. Sasha Varov was born into a noble home in the Thelni kingdom of Jaan, but Sasha’s father dared to oppose the king’s sorcerer, Wuhrlock. Sasha and her family became exiles on a desolate island.

At sixteen, Sasha left her island home to buy seeds in Jaan. She stumbled into a series of misadventures that ended with the death of Wuhrlock and made Sasha a legend, known as “Innocence.” Never mind that the legend barely resembled the truth, or that Sasha caught Wuhrlock in an unguarded moment. When Sasha returned for more seeds, the people of Jaan expected her to defeat a much more ruthless and powerful sorcerer.

I wrote the short story “The Return of Innocence” in 1983. With contributions by Toni Davis, I later developed it into a novel. As with all of my books, it includes gays and people of color.

Disclaimer: Admittedly, some of the readers who like my other works have no comment about this one, and one critic really tore apart the first edition. Still, I wanted to create a light-hearted and fun novel, and I enjoyed the adventure. Some reactions follow.

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“This was a really fun fantasy book. I loved the world Simolke created, because it has the traditional ‘medieval’ sort of feel what with how it took place in villages where people bartered and traded, but it had many modern elements that I appreciated.” –Shawn C. Sproatt, author of The Misfit of Supernatural High (Supernatural High Series)

“As an avid Simolke reader, one way I judge a book is that I want to know more about the characters that are introduced to me. ‘The Return of Innocence’ is one of those books. (Duane, take the hint.)” –Joe Wright, for StoneWall Society

“In 'The Return of Innocence', Duane Simolke once again proves his writing mastery.” –Mark Kendrick, author of Stealing Some Time

“Not your typical swashbuckler.” –Bob Medak, for Allbooks Reviews

“An engrossingly successful story-teller.” –William Maltese, author of Beyond Machu

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New Interview About SciFi and More

February 2018: Interview About Sons of Taldra and More at BooksGoSocial.Com. I also talked to them about creativity, science fiction, book promotion, and my love for Babylon 5.

Reviewers Wanted for Gay Science Fiction Novel

I need more reviews for my novel Degranon: A Science Fiction Adventure.

If you are interested, you can read the book for free via this link: Reading Deals: Degranon: A Science Fiction Adventure. Reading Deals is free to join, and they're hosting the book for reviews. They also have other books to review, as well as bargain-priced eBooks.

Sons of Taldra will be free for reviewers at Amazon on 3/15/18.

Thanks for visiting my blog!

On the planet Valchondria, no illness exists, gay marriage is legal, and everyone is a person of color. However, a group called “the Maintainers” carefully monitors everyone's speech, actions, and weight; the Maintainers also force so-called “colorsighted” people to hide their ability to see in color.

The brilliant scientist Taldra sees her twin gay sons as the hope for Valchondria's future, but one of them becomes entangled in the cult of Degranon, while the other becomes stranded on the other side of a doorway through time. Can they find their way home and help Taldra save their world?

Keywords: gay scifi, queer scifi, diversity in science fiction, scifi adventures.

Happy Valentine's Day!

Read about some romantic scifi adventurers in...

Book Review: "Empathetic presentation of an unusual group of small-town residents."

Read John H. Mandold's review of The Acorn Stories to see what he says about the Texas fiction collection.

From his bio at that site:

"John is a member, and former officer, of numerous professional, writer, and art associations, as well as an elected Regulator of SASS and a member of the Cowboy Fast Draw Association with numerous prizes in their competitions."

Reader/Writer Resource: LenkasList.Com

LenkasList.Com is an online writing community that allows creatives to upload fiction, poetry, interviews, reviews, etc. Visitors can explore by genre, title, or author.

Read about The Acorn Stories at LenkasList.Com.

WordRefiner.Com Reviews West Texas Fiction Collection

Read the review of The Acorn Stories at WordRefiner.Com.

From the review:

"I found this wonderful collection of related short stories to be fully engaging! I was completely drawn into these true-to-life vignettes of a fictional small town."

WordRefiner.Com is a book review and book editing site. Visit now for more details.

BooksGoSocial.Com creates new trailers for Gay SciFi Adventure

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We thought the aliens wouldn’t find us. We thought we could trust the Maintainers. We were wrong.

The Iroquois scientist Taldra became Leader of our world a year before the alien shapeshifters attacked. Her twin gay sons, Telius and Argen, will rally to her side.

Telius, a former time traveler, wants to marry his boyfriend, a former spy. Argen, a prodigy with a troubled past, modifies a handsome captain’s vessel for the battle.

Our world’s other protectors hold dark secrets that might pose an even greater threat than the invaders.

Add Sons of Taldra to Your Goodreads Reading List

Two Gay Geeks PodCast

We chat with @DuaneSimolke about his anthology, Taldra: Science Fiction Adventures. https://t.co/nSVeQux3CR

— Two Gay Geeks (@TheTwoGayGeeks) January 15, 2018

I talked with Two Gay Geeks about Taldra, my writing, scifi, strong female characters, and gay representation.

From their blog:

Ben and Keith are The Two Gay Geeks behind TG Geeks Webcast, where our motto is “You name it, We talk about it.” ™

Our website is headquarters for our Webcast as well as articles and reviews on a variety of subjects. We cover all aspects of Geek-dom and Nerd-ery. As our motto implies, we talk about almost anything. We do tend to talk more on the Sci Fi, Comics, Film, Horror, and Genre, but we have been known to talk about Opera and Disneyland on occasion. We have become passionate about supporting Independent Creators whether that is film, comics, music, or authors we are always open to talking with creators of all types.

So, come along and join our wild ride to wherever we are going.

KindleBookPromotions

Visit KindleBookPromotions.Org to find or promote low-priced Kindle books by genre or search. Cover images of the most recent additions appear on the first page.

KindleBooksPromotions: Sons of Taldra: A Science Fiction Adventure.