Authors

Ronyx is the creator and author of the gay teen story site, The Mustard Jar. His goal when he started a decade ago was to write stories that covered the real issues gay teens face. Ronyx hopes his stories speak to those needing advice or help dealing with a problem.

Tales of ordinary people thrust into extraordinary circumstances; the discovery of sacrifice, hope, love and what it means to be human. I aim to touch your emotions and inspire your imagination; to breathe life into the verdant worlds of my mind and share that experience -- with you.

My works are simply this: I strive for real characters, real situations (mostly), and they are not perfect, buff men. Mostly I write teens and young adult men who are finding their way through a new relationship.
Fantasy and escaping is one thing, but I also love to create boys/men that people can relate to and say, "Hey! That's me!"
I hope you enjoy my works!

Thorn Wilde has been writing LGBT fiction for more than half his life and has posted to GA since April 2013. Among Thorn’s works you will find an eclectic collection of short stories and novels in a variety of genres, including young adult fiction, fan fiction, comedy, drama and the occasional ghost story, many of them with an erotic component.

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.

If I were sum up my life in four words:

"Why am I here?"

Wolfwriter is new to the literary world, but has had the desire to write since she was in junior high school. She moved from a small town in Iowa in time to start high school in Louisiana.
She found GayAuthors.org and after some encouragement she decided to post her first story. With the enthusiasm of readers her confidence grew and she took the step to send off her first story to be published. It was with great delight when she was offered her first contract. Hopefully, the first of many.