Authors

Jack Frost discovered gay stories during his long months of being unemployed and not being a student and, by reading them, it took up a lot of his free time that he wanted to kill. By summer 2006, he decided to write his own story and started making a draft of "Moving On" on a piece of paper during a break at work. By using his first story, he put some of his life experiences, interests, and a lot of fiction that he wished to happen somewhere in his short lifetime.

Romance needs but a few choice words and Jian focuses on those in his writing. A chance encounter, some subtlety and a kiss or two; his stories involve all forms of romance coupled with a touch of light-heartedness, drama and mystery. Full-length/short stories that just might tug at your heart and capture your fancy, some surprise reads and a collection of poems are what he has to offer.

Stepping into Jwolf's world of drama, the only thing guaranteed is unforeseen twists and turns. Armed with witty wordplay and well placed humor, his aim is to make his characters memorable by evoking strong emotions.

It's been a wild ride, from super highs to crashing lows. I create characters who are flawed and broken, like me.

Mark Arbour writes historical fiction about gay and bisexual characters painted on the canvas of the past.

Myr writes various speculative fiction, from science fiction and fantasy to some Harry Potter fanfictions. Characters in Myr's stories tend to be strong individualists that demonstrate personal responsibility. Most of Myr's stories are short stories.

If you want something a bit different then you are sure to find it here. From vampires to bondage, to rock stars with issues and a whole host of characters who jump off the page to grab you by the throat and draw you in. This is Nephy's private world where an unique mind and vivid perspective is let loose to produce stories of gay and straight love, loss and laughter set in a variety of, sometimes highly unusual situations and locations.