Authors

Dodger was born in Canada, started school in the UK, attended elementary school in Canada, secondary school in the UK, and high school in Canada, before returning to the UK to serve an apprenticeship. It’s no wonder he’s confused! After moving country eight times in thirty years, Dodger prides himself on his diversity, and this is reflected in his stories with a growing collection from both sides of the Atlantic.

I write gay stuff. Sometimes with wolves and witches, warlocks and fairies.
I'm in Europe.

I started posting my first story, Oregon in the Fall, in December 2023. Any feedback is appreciated. Thank you so much for reading, it means the world to me.

What began with Trials and Tribulations grew naturally into The Field of Love, two intertwined coming‑of‑age stories about Andy Collins, Joey Adams, Sammy Day, and the boys who shape their world. As they struggle to understand themselves — and their sexuality — they’re forced to confront the shadows of Pine Hills, an Appalachian mining town where abuse, secrets, and murder lie just beneath the surface.

James Matthews is a British amateur writer specialising in Romance and Drama. James writes gritty, mature novels with a Technicolor view of working-class to middle-class world-building. Although written in modern times, most of James' work features coming of age themes or young adults, taken from his experiences as a young lad growing up in the late 90s. His stories are praised for reflecting real-life scenarios of good and bad times, and he never flinches from dealing with tough topics that occur in everyday life. James' writing is fast-paced, true to life and above all, very British! - Mark Baker

Jeff Burton is a storyteller who loves exploring the messy, thrilling, and sometimes hilarious corners of life. His work spans contemporary YA, queer romance, satirical comedy, and speculative fiction, from small-town drama and high school football fields to distant galaxies and modern twists on legendary myths.

He writes about love, identity, and the chaos that comes when people are forced to face themselves and each other, blending humor, heart, and high-stakes adventure in ways that make readers laugh, cry, or sit on the edge of their seats — sometimes all at once.

Josh Aterovis has been writing award-winning queer fiction for twenty years. His books have won multiple awards from the StoneWall Society, and he is a former Lambda Literary Award finalist for Gay Mystery.

Aterovis lives in one of the quirkiest cities in America—Baltimore, Maryland—where, besides writing, he is also a visual artist and immersive theater maker. Support Josh at https://ko-fi.com/aterovis.

I write literary fiction and M/M romance—books about men who've built themselves around discipline and distance, and what happens when someone gets close enough to test it. Some are quiet and slow. Some are explicit. Most sit somewhere in between, and I'm more interested in the moment a man decides to be seen than in tidy endings.

I'm American, I've lived most of my life in some other country than where I started.