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Some reflections on M/M romance books and the straight women who write them
So… a while ago I saw a post on Reddit expressing some frustration that “all m/m romance books are written by women!” The poster wanted to find more male authors in the…
May 31, 2024 -
Epic Adventure in Medieval England
This was a brilliant read. The Scottish Boy has long been on my list to check out, but I suppose I feared it would be a bit too violent for my tastes.…
May 7, 2024 -
An archived post of April Reflections
Here we are in April already! The days do seem to fly by sometimes. I’m presently the organizer of a Meetup group in the Los Angeles area called “Wholesome Queers” I didn’t…
May 1, 2024 -
The Truth of Fiction
Sometimes, I hear folks say that they don’t read fiction because it isn’t real, that non-fiction has more value as it concerns events that actually happened. And of course that is true,…
November 29, 2023 -
The Alabaster Hedgehog and Panpyschism
I was thrilled to run across an article this morning in Scientific American about a conference in New York where attendees debated the concept of Panpsychism. Since childhood, this has always been…
September 26, 2023 -
The Past and Other Things that Should Stay Buried
I don’t know if you have read We Are The Ants, but if you haven’t, you should! It is brilliant. I actually listened to the audio version while I painted small game…
August 28, 2023 -
I’m presently rereading “Lava Red Feather Blue”
I read this some time back, but while going through the books on my Kindle I noticed it and was curious to revisit. The world that Molly Ringle creates in Eidolonia is…
August 27, 2023