There’s a moment in Operation Starward where the main character, Cole, sits in the cockpit of a craft that shouldn’t exist—something alive, something other—and for the first time, he doesn’t feel like he’s flying it. …
It started with a poem. In Monsters in the Closet, my queer horror poetry collection, there’s a piece called “The Thing in the Mirror.” It was one of those poems that came quickly but lingered …
Romance readers are many things—loyal, curious, emotionally feral. But one thing they aren’t? Mind readers. And when it comes to steam levels, a little clarity can make all the difference between a favorite reread and …
Five years. Five years of ink and blood, of rage and tenderness, of peeling back my own skin to see what lurked beneath. Five years of becoming the monster they told me I was. Monsters …
I’ve always believed that the best stories aren’t just written—they unfold. They take on a life of their own, twisting in ways you never expected, forcing you to follow the characters down paths you never …
There’s something electric about writing two men who would rather tear each other down than admit they want to fall into each other — fists clenched, eyes locked, tension so sharp it leaves marks. That’s …
