Newsletter Quickie: Hug by Clare London
“Hug,” said Harry, arms thrown wide. “What?” “Hug!” Harry demanded, his head tilted to one side, his eyes wide. “That’s what you need! Come here and make it happen.” “For God’s sake.” Spencer grumbled....
View ArticleAuthor Interview with Brad Boney
Dreamspinner Press: Let’s start with your first novel, The Nothingness of Ben. If readers know your name, it’s probably because of that book, wouldn’t you agree? Brad Boney: Absolutely. Lots of readers...
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J.R. Loveless Author Interview
DSP: What is the inspiration of your October 1 release, Forgiving Thane? Forgiving Thayne is the follow up to a previous release called Chasing Seth. In Chasing Seth, Seth’s best friend Nick...
View ArticleLast First Kiss by Cardeno C.
I stumbled into the kitchen and rubbed my bleary eyes. Caffeine. I needed my fix. The coffee machine was my first stop, but when I knocked over the carafe and dropped the grounds, I was forced to...
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Chris T. Kat Author Interview
DSP: So… mermen? That was exactly my thought when I read my first merman story a few years ago. That was a time when I still wrote fan fiction, and any story that held fantasy or fairy-tale elements...
View Article“If This Were a Movie” Free Read by Kate McMurray
Kyle’s life flashed before his eyes as the huge bear of a dog galloped toward him with alarming speed. The beast was all brown fur and teeth and slobber, and it was barreling toward Kyle so quickly, he...
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Let’s Talk THIRDS with Charlie Cochet
Dreamspinner: So, Dex? Where did you get the inspiration for this 80′s-music-singing, high-octane cop with the mouth of a sailor who can’t hold his liquor? Ah, Dex. Dex popped into my head in all his...
View ArticleThe House on F Street by Christopher Hawthorne Moss
When I woke that morning, I was alone in the bed. This was not unusual as Rufus often got up early to take his “customary constitutional on Constitution”, but I was sorry anyway. Last night had been...
View ArticleGet to Know Skylar M. Cates
How did you come up with the title for The Guy series? That’s a funny story. I had a title for the series all planned out. Book one was to be titled Better than Candy, and the series titled the “Better...
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Get to Know K.C. Wells
Do any of your characters haunt you and if so, why? I really don’t think any of my characters haunt me. Sean’s predicament in Learning to Love: Final Exam, now, that’s another matter. I cried writing...
View ArticleThe Wheat Paste Heart by Tray Ellis
“You know this is illegal, right?” Saxon only paused for a moment to shrug his shoulders and then he continued to apply the homemade wheat paste to the wall with the small paint roller. Tonight he was...
View ArticleEU Tax Laws and Dreamspinner Press
Dreamspinner Press is proud to be international publishers of quality gay romantic fiction. Currently in addition to English, Dreamspinner Press publishes books in German, Italian, French, and Spanish....
View ArticleGet to Know P.D. Singer
DSP: Give us some inside information about the leads in your new book, A New Man. PD: Our MCs are a couple of students at the University of Colorado, sharing an apartment. Warren’s a grad student in an...
View ArticleMartin and Josh by Hollis Shiloh
A soft knock at the door. Martin stirred, stretching arms over his head. The book on his chest fell, plopping to the floor. He’d fallen asleep reading it last night. “Come in.” Did the...
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Siesta by Ariel Tachna
He stirred on the bed, not quite awake, not completely asleep, the sensation of warm air moving over his skin odd enough to rouse him from his sleep. Prying open sleep-glazed eyes, he blinked slowly,...
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Get to Know Renae Kaye
DSP: What is your dream vacation? Relaxation. Relaxation. Relaxation. I’m one of these weird people who has no huge desire to travel overseas, and I’m happy to stay in Australia and explore our...
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Rebecca Cohen Writes It All!
Today we interview the multi-genre writing Rebecca Cohen! Dreamspinner Press: What is the most erotic scene you’ve ever written? In Duty to the Crown (the second of my Elizabethan historical series,...
View ArticleThe Best Man by Rick R. Reed
I stare at the groom and hope it doesn’t show—the love I feel for him, the love I’ve always felt. I’m praying I can keep the ardor off my face, even though I know I’ve failed miserably to keep it out...
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Murder and Mayhem Excerpt by Rhys Ford
The large case he’d set up as a wall between the front and the back of the store was broken as well, but from what he could see, the movie props he’d placed there were intact, although he couldn’t say...
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Serena Yates: Sexy Book Covers, Favorite Genres, and More!
Serena Yates chats with blog readers today! Tell us how you choose those sexy book covers for your Workplace Encounters series! They all start with the main character in each book, who initially only...
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