Eternal Bounds by Monica La Porta (Paranormal) ⭐⭐⭐⭐Ĥ. Suzanne Valadon: A Woman Who Dared by Caddy Rowland (Historical Fiction) ⭐⭐⭐ģ. 38th Street by Micah Ackerman (Horror) ⭐⭐⭐⭐Ģ. I'm not convinced they have been accurately categorised into genres though. Some needed a bit more while others were just the perfect length. Overall, this is a bit of a mixed bag of short stories. So, for 1-8 Dec, I need to read an additional story each day in order to complete it in time.) (* unfortunately 101 does not divide nicely into 31. If you have questions, or remarks, or you need to contact me for another reason, you're very welcome to do so through this contact form.Įvery day in December, read 3 short stories(*) from this book If you want to befriend me, just send me an invitation. That's not to say I don't want friends (or reviews, for that matter). I write stuff and people get the impression that you only want to befriend them to get them to read your work and write reviews. I don't think I'm going to send out friend requests myself. Also, I enjoy playing with expectations, boundaries, taboos even. I love exploring what makes people tick, what makes them do the often quirky things they do. That means there always is a plot, or, more often, several plots.

But they're only the raisins in the pudding, because - as I already said - I actually enjoy telling stories. Most of them have explicit scenes in them, often of a rather kinky nature. I just tell stories, and I try to do it as good as I can, hoping other people will enjoy reading them. If you'd like me to send you an email when I release a new book, you can subscribe to my New Releases Newsletter You can read the first twelve chapters of the Dark Tales of Randamor the Recluse series on my website, Ximerion. I suppose, with a few exceptions, I should call them novels really.

I write mainly gay, m/m, slash, yaoi stories.

Stories on the Go by Andrew Ashling