We are having, at the moment, a lot of difficulty with the renewal of the M-Brane Press site to which most of my past links to my publications have been directed. This is due to an annoying Google situation too tedious and infuriating to explain.… Read More
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The final COMMANDER JACE story is live today
Below is a link to the post from M-Brane Press announcing the ebook release of the tenth and final novella of my gay erotic science-fantasy serial. A link to it is found within M-Brane’s post, or just search “Kyler Fey” on Amazon to see all… Read More
"Spunk Arcade" novella free this week on Amazon
In the chaos of what the pandemic has done with my day-to-day life, I’d forgotten entirely about the recent publication of my new thing, a novella of gratuitous and outlandish gay male sex (including elements of caning, tentacle fucking and mpreg fucking with mutant boys).… Read More
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“Kyler’s Lucid Wet Dream”
For some reason this piece of filthy fanfic that I wrote years ago has had actually had some readers on Wattpad, which is amazing because its fandom is super-niche and super-queer (combining SeaQuest, Star Trek and Terminator), and it opens with a scene of an… Read More
Episode #8 released today!
Episode #8 (of ten) of my gay-erotic science-fantasy serial Commander Jace and the Unsuitable Boys is released today. Below is a preview via Amazon.
Listen to this.
An interesting interview with CV Hunt, author and publisher (Grindhouse). https://unnervingpodcast.podbean.com/e/ep040-talking-halloween-fiend-with-cv-hunt/
Listen to this
Elizabeth Hand–that astonishingly good crafter of prose–was interviewed on This is Horror. The link is to the second half of a two-part interview, but once you’re there, you can skip back to part one if you want to hear it in order, though it’s fine… Read More
Read last week; it made me cry and also feel much better
This novella by Nicholas Day is gorgeous work and needs to be read far and wide, especially if you’re not feeling so great right now.
about the The Mad Man (Delany)
I am about halfway through my first reading of Samuel Delany’s engrossing and challenging novel The Mad Man, which I heard someone call the actual sequel to Stars in My Pocket Like Grains of Sand, though it’s not science fiction and does not enter obviously… Read More