[WARNING: The post may contain spoilers.]
Well everyone who reads gay fiction online has heard of him. He’s a legend in himself. Comicality has written such stories as Gone from Daylight, Savage Moon, and New Kid in School.
Here I present part 1 of my interview with him.
Q. Tell me a little about yourself. Read more... (5595 words, estimated 22:23 mins reading time)
February 21, 2010 – 1:07 pm
Q. Tell me a little about yourself.
A. Let me give you my mini-bio a friend helped me write. It’s a little of everything I am :
Jase Ruel is a 30-ish year-old writer, poet, artist, singer, activist, educator and all-aroung magician when it comes to bringing out the inner beauty of those around him as a licensed Cosmetologist.
His publication credits include several University journals, Newspaper, Magazine, and ezine prints, and has had his work referenced by a few State and Federal Politicians. Read more... (1461 words, estimated 5:51 mins reading time)
February 19, 2010 – 1:30 am
If you’ve been around Nifty lately, you’ve seen the incredible stories Things that go bump and A light in the darkness by incredible author Jason Gordon.
Q. Tell me a little about yourself.
A. I’m an introvert by day, and definitely can be a recluse, which I suppose is why I like the internet so much. I love to read and write, and even watch television with my dogs (Supernatural is a current favorite), spend time with a few close friends and family, and talk to my students. Those who have read much of my writing will not be surprised to find out that most Saturdays I am to be found in synagogue, and I’m proud of that. Read more... (1744 words, estimated 6:59 mins reading time)
October 21, 2009 – 6:54 pm
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Emulated is best known for his stories A Vulcan’s Love and American Differences. I spent some time getting to know him, and asking a few questions in an interview with him. Here is what he had to share.
Q. Tell me what sort of stuff inspires you in your writing?
A. All different things inspire me in my writing. Sometimes a particular story line/plot may be based on a similar event that I am aware of personally, but most of the time it’s all decided in my head. Amusingly, I get a lot of inspirations during car journeys. I have no idea why, but I can come out of the car at the other end brimming with ideas! Read more... (2795 words, estimated 11:11 mins reading time)
By Phoenix
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Posted in Emulated, Q&A, Writing
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Also tagged A Vulcan's Love, American Differences, Authors, Dom Luka, Emulated, GayAuthors, Star Trek, Stephenie Meyer, The Legendary Warrior, Twilight, Writing
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August 10, 2009 – 1:16 pm
[WARNING: The post may contain spoilers.]
So I’ve been watching Angel on DVD. Your protagonist Angel is a traditional vampire. No going out in the sun, can’t see him in a mirror, and steak through the heart turns a vampire to dust. This is the way it is supposed to be, right?
Then you have Twilight where they sparkle like diamonds in the daylight, but they can go out, etc.
So when you want to write a romance involving a vampire, do you have to forbid them from what vampires have in Twilight? Read more... (274 words, estimated 1:06 mins reading time)
Argh! Ive had two songs on my mind recently. The first is Rhythm of my Heart by Rod Stewart, and the other is Rockin Robin. I don’t know why these songs are stuck in my head, but it’s sort of frustrating. And of course Kardon, one of my IRC moderators is being strange tonight. Not sure why, but maybe he’s secretly in love with Justin or Taryin from Comicality’s Gone from Daylight. For some reason Justin has been on my mind too lately, but perhaps that’s just from Com’s quality workmanship. Read more... (269 words, estimated 1:05 mins reading time)
By Phoenix
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Posted in Comicality, My Stories, Other
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Also tagged Babylon 5, Gone from Daylight, Kardon, Rhythm of my Heart, Robin, Rockin Robin, Stephenie Meyer, Twilight, Westlife
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February 4, 2009 – 1:03 pm
I was chatting with one of my editors the other day on that evil instant messenger, and I jokingly told him I would write him into one of my new stories. I’ve done this before, written someone in. I think it’s kinda cool, really. Plus then I don’t have to invent a name, I already have one. Plus that whole disclaimer thing makes it just too easy. Anyway, my editor said that he didn’t want me to use his real name. He then went on for a bit about his theory of names, and why his own name broke those rules. Read more... (486 words, estimated 1:57 mins reading time)
