March 24, 2010 – 10:30 am
Have you read by interviews with Emulated, Jason Gordon, Jase Ruel, Dom Luka and Comicality?
Are you also an author who writes gay stories? If you’d like to be interviewed for my blog, e-mail me and we can set something up! Also e-mail me if you would like to suggest an author for me to interview.
The Rules:
1. I will try to respect if you don’t want to reveal something, and if I accidentally ask about something you already talked about I can replace it with a different question.
2. Interviews are done by e-mail. Read more... (158 words, estimated 38 secs reading time)
November 6, 2009 – 5:17 pm
So yesterday, chapter 5 of Left to Ashes was uploaded to the Yahoo! Group, and chapter 4 was released to Nifty and GayAuthors. The good news for readers is that the writers block has *knock on wood* lifted for the moment. So I was able to get quite a bit done with this story.
What does that mean for my other stories such as HIH and My Boyfriend is a Vampire? That we’ll have to wait and see.
Remember that interview I did with Emulated, author of A Vulcan’s Love? He has one posted with me. Read more... (102 words, estimated 24 secs reading time)
October 21, 2009 – 6:54 pm
[WARNING: The post may contain spoilers.]
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)
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