What Inspired Meriton College? In Out, Proud, and Prejudiced
In Out, Proud, and Prejudiced the main character, Bennet, is a student – but he’s not studying at a top university, or any university at all. He’s taking a vocationalRead more →
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Putting People Into A Book Characters in Out, Proud, and Prejudiced
I’m doing a blog tour as part of the release blitz for Out, Proud, and Prejudiced, and today I’m at Love Bytes Reviews answering the question: Do you put peopleRead more →
Out, Proud, and Prejudiced is Out! Release Day and Blog Tour
Finally … it’s publication day for Out, Proud, and Prejudiced! And to mark the event, I’ve started on a blog tour. My first post is at The Novel Approach whereRead more →
Out, Proud, and Prejudiced Cover Reveal
— — ** UPDATE March 16th, 2018 ** I’ve had confirmation that my rights on this book have been returned to me, so I’ll definitely be self-publishing it on JuneRead more →
Wrong Number Free Story
Wrong Number is a free short story (approx 7,800 words) available from this site. To download, please click here Late one night, Connor Maclean calls his best friend, tells himRead more →
The Man Who Loved Pigs My story in 'Call To Arms'
November 1st was launch day for the anthology Call To Arms, which showcases some awesome LGBTQ stories set in or around the Second World War. I’m proud to have aRead more →
Shelter Me – Update
My dystopian gay romance Shelter Me was released on Amazon in January. Thank you to everybody who reviewed it! It was great to see so many four and five starRead more →
Shelter Me – Out Now!
I’ve just released a full-length novel. Shelter Me is a dystopian gay romance set in a pre-apocalyptic future. I think it’s the best thing I’ve written so far. I hopeRead more →
Big Guy New Release
I’ve released a new novella: Big Guy. It’s a sweet standalone male/male romance with hot guys, weird diets, a happy ending and no cliffhanger. Overweight Truman Rautigan and his momRead more →
Should Fiction Be Free?
There’s been a discussion on social media this week about paying writers. Stephen Hull, the Editor-in-Chief of Huffington Post UK, said in a radio interview last Thursday: “When somebody writesRead more →