Authors

Grumpy Bear weaves a world where were-creatures live alongside humans in secret. Wolf, panther, boar, and the noble clan of the Werebear. He explores the life and loves of the Werebears in America, balancing times of brutal danger with lighter moments of laughter, and thrilling adventure with the bears' many erotic encounters. Explore the mythology of the old gods and the gifts of the lycans that they left behind for the benefit of all humanity.

I am a bisexual man. I didn't have sex with another man until recently. I'm a divorced father with two grandchildren. In high school I was MVP in football I'm a retired teacher, coach, and high school principal.

When I first started writing, I never thought I'd be writing stories about gay teenagers, but hope my internal struggles will become a part of my writing and interest gay teenagers who read my stories.

D.K. Daniels writing is grounded with realism. He writes many genres; romance, thriller, drama, horror. His stories are gritty in some instances, brutal in others and downright sweet when the touch needs to be applied. The author's primary goal when setting out to write is to entertain himself; some of his writing maybe sad, dark or gentle. So, gritty and rough are things to expect when dramas and thrillers are in place; whereas sweet and gentle can be expected if its a puppy love tale.

Topher writes Political Fiction and a popular Science Fiction series called the Falcon Banner. The stories appeal to a broad base of people who like stories which are lighter on sex but deeper on plot and meaning.

MrM likes to write things familiar but with a twist. Romances, but in unusual settings. Fantasies not covered well by modern fiction. Poetry that is evocotive and deeply personal. MrM likes to paint with words and he hopes you like impressionism.

Writing M/M romance. Pretending I know how to do life.

Sam writes stories as a hobby and a sanity saving escape from the real world, which can sometimes be complicated and depressing. He's fundamentally a romantic at heart, which frequently informs his fictitious worlds. But that's not to say that everything is always perfect, where would be the fun in that?