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Molly, I am not sure whether that would be fair to others ;-). But maybe you could give me your perspective on a question I asked on my first blog entry here: http://www.gayauthors.org/forums/blog/582/entry-14803-welcome/J.A.R.
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This different take on the traditional M/M werewolf genre continues where book 1 (Meta) left off: Unromantic sex (nobody being called “baby”), non-traditional wolves (semi-submissive alpha), a Meta (a bossy nerd), disturbing twists (Afghan vampires) and a continued stream of conniving wolves, vampires and humans – only outdone by a manipulative Shaman. -- It is advisable to read book 1 (Meta) before enjoying this novel. All 8 MetaWolf books, MetaPrompts and MetaViews are already online.
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Daddydavek, Even if we agreed that women tend to "fantasize more in general," why would they fantasize about/via m/m romance instead of m/f (or is the politically correct term f/m?) romance? J.A.R.
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Dear all (or to the few who will read this ;-), Thanks for joining me on my odd journey of writing about not so topsy wolf shifters ... While I'm stuck at MetaWolf Book IV I am following the old tradition of procrastination by doing something else which promises quick gratification. In this case, I was admiring a photo which shows my perfect CE (see character in MetaWolf): http://www.pinterest.com/pin/221591244139597694/ ... And before I will attack chapter 12, I will continue to mull over the puzzling question why most m/m wolf shifter stories seem to be written by heterosexual women for heterosexual women ... any ideas? J.A.R. MetaWolf@gmx.com
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A different take on the traditional M/M werewolf romance topic: less romantic, less traditional, more disturbing and with more conniving wolves, vampires and humans. -- Book1 of the MetaWolf series. All 8 MetaBooks, MetaViews and MetaPrompts are already online: http://www.gayauthors.org/story/johnar/metaprompts.
