Authors

C. E. Hammock writes supernatural fiction with religious themes. He brings his long time interests in New Testament and Jesus Studies as well as his experiences as a gay person to inform and deepen his fiction.
He holds Master of Arts degrees in Religious Studies (Missouri State University, 2001) and English Literature (University of Missouri: Kansas City, 2008).
He shares his bed with two cats, sleeps with stuffed animals, and is writing a collection of children’s stories about a friendship between a sheep and a rabbit, an ongoing Supernatural fanfiction project, and an unfinished novel about gay monks.
He is unmarried, has no children, and lives and writes in Springfield, Missouri.

Caz likes stories with happy endings. Although her characters may have sad pasts, or go through hell and back, they always find love and walk into the sunset with their happily ever after.

CassieQ likes to write about the strange, the unusual and the very very sexy. Her stories are a mix of paranormal, fantasy and romance, often told through the perspective of young adults or teenagers. From the multiple realities in her Not the Sun Trilogy, to the complicated drama of Unrequited and the supernatural twist of Warm and Restless, readers never find themselves bored.

A reader commented Carlos practices socially engaged storytelling. Not preachy, but raising awareness of issues facing the GLBT community and humanity in general. These are tales grounded in real life, featuring gay men dealing with everyday concerns about family, friends, and relationships. Characters are men who tackle challenges instead of backing away from them. The author’s love of motorcycles and travel and his contempt for social injustice often play a central role in his stories.

Carlos passed away June 16, 2023.

CarlHoliday's stories fall primarily into two classes: sci-fi stories of a distant future where humanity is still plagued with violent warfare and religious bigotry; and, modern stories about characters facing and overcoming significant psychological challenges. Adversity, physical or mental, is a common theme through most of the stories. There is also a endearing quality to a lot of the stories as you see young gay men grow through the troubles they endure. Characters die here.