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An Interview With Jennifer Kacey (@jenniferkacey)

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How did you start writing erotica?

An open call submission from EC for stories about a diary or journal. I’d always wanted to write kink but didn’t really have any firm plans on what I wanted to do. That open call was the jumping off point of the entire Members Only series. So awesome!

What’s your favourite published work of yours and why?

Jenna’s Consent and Chrome’s Salvation. Jenna’s Consent because it marked the end of a journey and Chrome’s Salvation because it marked the start of another. Amazing to go back and reread those stories because I know where my head was at in each of them. Amazing!

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An Interview with Robyn Bachar (@RobynBachar)

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How did you start writing erotica?

I didn’t plan to write erotic romance. After publishing a few books I decided to write a trilogy featuring bisexual characters, and that led to writing ménages. Now I have a hard time plotting books with couples instead of trios.

What erotic authors do you enjoy reading?

Tiffany Reisz signed my chest at a conference once. With a Sharpie.  There are pictures. Morgan Hawke’s Victorious Star was my first ebook and erotic romance, so it has a special place in my heart. I love Angela Knight. I recently read The Boss by Abigail Barnette, and that was very good.

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eBook Review: Black Dog (Bannon’s Gym) by Cat Grant

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Black DogBlack Dog is book one in Cat Grant’s Bannon’s Gym series, and based on this, I’ll definitely be checking out the rest of the books. This is gay erotic romance with some serious testosterone – and I’m not just talking about in the bedroom.

This book tells the story of Danny Bannon and Eddie Roscoe – two guys with an on-off relationship, a whole lot of baggage and plenty of stubbornness.

Their apparent stalemate is shaken up by the arrival of Tom Delaney, a teenager that Eddie finds living on the streets. Eddie, unwilling to let the kid carry on living that way, takes him in, gives him a job and a chance at a better life.

Tom gravitates towards Danny’s gym and shows himself to be a more than competent fighter, both boxing and martial arts. It seems to be an outlet for his anger, his resentment at his past, and Danny and Eddie seem to bond over looking after the neglected teenager, becoming stand in big brothers.

However, Tom’s past suddenly comes rushing back to him, and he doesn’t deal with it too well – can Danny and Eddie present a united front to help prevent Tom from crashing and burning?

This is an intriguing story and an easy read, despite some of the more heart-rending elements of the storyline. I found Grant’s writing style to be engaging, the plotting unique and very real, with some surprises, and the ending satisfying. I’ll definitely be checking out more of Grant’s work, starting with the next books in this series. I’d recommend this to gay romance fans – the heat level isn’t high, but the focus of this book is the storyline, not the sex.

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Guest Blog: Jane Kindred

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Belphagor, the hero of Prince of Tricks, is a dominant demon. I will come right out and tell you that many of the sexy scenes in the book—both vanilla and kink—are exaggerated. You’re meant to suspend your disbelief—and hang on for a wild ride. I was going for somewhat over-the-top, because my demons are nothing if not over-the-top. That’s not to say, however, that there isn’t some realism to my erotica. Few things irritate me more in erotic fiction than BDSM absurdity.

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