Authors

The two stories I've authored thus far, WORKING IT OUT and BELOVED, can be classified as "growing up gay" works, I think. The protagonist(s) are outed or come out to family and friends, sometimes moving from questionable support or lack of support for their orientation among significant others into strong commitments which permit them to mentor others. Religious affiliations of the heroes and their real or adoptive families are portrayed as supportive of gays, who often seek formal recognition .

While writing his first story, Trials and Tribulations, Enoch has started a new story, The Field of Love. Both stories are a coming of age story centered around Andy Collins, Joey Adams, Sammy Day and friends. As the boys deals with their sexual orientation, they must also confront abuse and murder in the small mining town of Pine Hills, nestled away in the Appalachian Mountains of Eastern Kentucky.

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.

I wouldn't say I'm a particularly good writer; I just have passion, stamina, and I type ridiculously fast. (Seriously, my record is 120 words per minute on 10fastfingers.)

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

Parker Owens writes poetry about the natural world mathematics, and heartache. His stories speak of loneliness, longing and love. Follow him on the back roads to places you've never stopped to visit.

I was born in New York just after WWII when, because of the Depression and the war, the city seemed very little changed from the 1920s. I spent a lot of time listening to my grandparents, hearing what the area was like from when they were born in the 1880s, so it was like living in multiple time periods. I grew up in the suburbs, spent the next 20 years freelancing a design career in the Midwest and Northeast then followed that career to Los Angeles.

Rob Colton is a software developer by day, and avid reader of romance novels at night. A romantic at heart, he loves stories that feature big, burly men who find true love and happy endings. Rob grew up in northern Michigan and currently lives in the Atlanta area with his very supportive husband and their very spoiled miniature schnauzer.