Authors

Dark's stories follow the lives and times of mature adults in a myriad of environments. They can be serious at times with an occasional perceptive observation on human nature and society. Dark's characters are often feisty and sarcastic, and plagued with a peculiar stubbornness regarding reality.

David McLeod writes stories set both in a medieval fantasy world and in various Earth-analogues that touch that world from time to time. While admitting a debt to a youth wasted on fantasy and role-playing games, his goal is to bring fresh heroes, villains, and ordinary people into worlds different, but not so different, from our own.

I write science fiction, historical fiction and poetry, and often a mix of the genres.

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.

While most of Graeme's stories are drama or romance, amongst his many tales you can find a little bit of everything, including comedy and science fiction. Often these come in a different point of view: from the father or brother of a gay son, the mother of a suicide, through the guy who learns his friend is gay. The narrator can also range from a character who may or may not be insane to an alien observing a human relationship, so he has something for everyone!

Hamen Cheese writes with two goals in mind: to entertain and to surprise. Every story is written to give you something new in a world real or magical (and sometimes both). He takes the expected and throws it out the window. Come and see the unseen head-on through the eyes of his heroes.

You won't be disappointed.