old bob Posted December 13, 2007 Posted December 13, 2007 Hey Everybody. I found a nice site with a lot of gay teen stories ("the Truth of yesterday", "Breaking masks" and more).You find them under see there. It seems that the author is well known. Has anybody heard from him ? BTW this is my 600th post. I don't write so often as many others, but I try .
Benji Posted December 13, 2007 Posted December 13, 2007 (edited) Hey Everybody.I found a nice site with a lot of gay teen stories ("the Truth of yesterday", "Breaking masks" and more).You find them under see there. It seems that the author is well known. Has anybody heard from him ? BTW this is my 600th post. I don't write so often as many others, but I try . ......Well congrats on the 600th post! After all why should the goat have all the fun! Edited December 13, 2007 by Benji
Trebs Posted December 13, 2007 Posted December 13, 2007 His stories are great - even though I have one huge pet peeve with a particular plot point in one of them... One caveat though - with the exception of "Breaking Masks" - read them in order. They involve a lot of the same characters and later books mention plot twists in the earlier ones... Also - don't read the short stories until after you've read at least the first three books (if I recall correctly). Breaking Masks also has connection to the other books - but it wasn't as bad (as far as revealing things)... still - waiting to read it until the others wouldn't be that bad an idea... Overall - all good books... (with the exception of the one plot item.... grrrr...)
Gandalf Posted December 13, 2007 Posted December 13, 2007 I have enjoyed his books and am hoping he gets republished. I agree that reading them in order makes sense. He was one of the first authors I read on line and have reread several of them. He used to have a good website but have not been there for awhile. Pax Steve
Ieshwar Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 Yeah, I have read his too! The Killian Series. Damn good. He's published. Right? btw, he's also a painter. And I have to his site but, there's not much action there. Great work, though! Ieshwar
rec Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 FYI, he and his husband Jon do reviews of television series on AfterElton.com. I have the good fortune to be one of his editors, and I look forward to his republished All Lost Things with a more prominent publisher, hopefully followed by new novels. Several of his novels are listed in Best of Nifty, through awesomedude.com. rec
old bob Posted December 14, 2007 Author Posted December 14, 2007 His stories are great - even though I have one huge pet peeve with a particular plot point in one of them... One caveat though - with the exception of "Breaking Masks" - read them in order. They involve a lot of the same characters and later books mention plot twists in the earlier ones... Hey Trebs and everybody, I had some difficulty to find in a first try the right chronological order and I didn't find such a list on his site. On an other side, it is fun to read first in disorder on go after to reread ordered Overall - all good books... (with the exception of the one plot item.... grrrr...) Hey Trebs, don't be shy, tell us which plot ...
Ieshwar Posted December 14, 2007 Posted December 14, 2007 Perhaps, it is the magic. But I like it. Perhaps, it's the ending of the second one. Ieshwar
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