Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Inland Empire gets a reccomended read from Literary Nymphs http://ping.fm/HHoHP
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Inland Empire gets a reccomended read from Literary Nymphs http://ping.fm/HHoHP
Read more...It's alwasy so cool how Elisa gets to the heart of what you were thinking and then show's you things you didn't even realize were there: http://ping.fm/X2ohS
Read more...http://ping.fm/Sc3Vw -- I think Val liked it
Read more...Thinking that Memorial Day weekend is going to be a drag, with nothing to do?
Have we got a treat for you!! Literary Nymphs is hosting a 3 day M/Mchat!!
Yep, that's correct - I didn't type it wrong! 3 fun-filled dayswith some of your favorite M/M authors, starting Saturday, May 23!! Is yourfavorite author on our list?
Just a sampling of the authors on tap: Kayelle Allen, Maura Anderson,Mickie B. Ashling, Victor J. Banis, Jeanne Barrack, Laura Baumbach, AlexBeecroft, Lee Benoit, Mychael Black, Ally Blue, TC Blue, Pat Brown, JamesBuchanan, J.M. Colail, Jason Edding, Erastes, Catt Ford, Christine France,Kimberly Gardner, Cassandra Gold, Amber Green, Andrew Grey, Kate Hill, JanIrving, Winnie Jerome, Ali Katz, K.C. Kendricks, Sean Kennedy, ShaylaKersten, Marguerite Labbe, Lynn Lorenz, Viki Lyn, JB McDonald, RowanMcBride, Syd McGinley, Z.A. Maxfield, Chrissy Munder, Jet Mykles, DeirdreO'Dare, Elle Parker, Zathryn Priest, Luisa Prieto, Qwillia Rain, IsabelleRowan, Lee Rowan, Cassidy Ryan, John Simpson, Jenna Hilary Sinclair, JoelySkye, K.Z. Snow, Jaxx Steele, Kate Steele, Katrina Strauss, Ariel Tachna,Julia Talbot, Carolina Valdez, Jaye Valentine & Reno MacLeod, Stevie Woods,Amanda Young and who knows who else will show up!!!
When? Saturday May 23 through Monday May 25, 2009
Where? http://groups.yahoo.com/group/LiteraryNymphsChat/ or click on thisbutton <http://groups.yahoo.com/group/LiteraryNymphsChat/> Don't miss out - see you there!
Vero Caravetta of Mysterical-E reviewed both Cheating Chance and The Good Thief!
Cheating Chance: Murder, drugs, money laundering – it's all in this book. There's a lot of everything is thins book – cops, sex, and mystery. You'll get entangled in this story as surely as the characters get entangled in the sheets. Don't miss out.
The Good Thief: When Caesar, during one of his break-ins, finds child pornography, he can't ignore it and reaches out to Nate for help. The plot takes off from there and manages to take the reader on a sexy thrill ride. There's plenty of sex and mystery in Buchanan's book, as well as some interesting characters and a lot of fun
http://www.mystericale.com/index.php?issue=current_issue&body=file&file=book_reviews.htm
this time by Jesse herself atReviews by Jessewave
"As always, reviews are a matter of personal opinion. We all look for something different when we read a book and this is a gem of a story about love and redemption wrapped around hate and prejudice, a fun romance with some of the hottest and most carnal sex, loyalty to a fault, emotions that will blow you away, an introduction to the world of rock climbing, and the most amazing sex while suspended hundreds of feet above the ground. Some readers may be turned off by the religious aspects of this story but all I can say is that this excellent book is worth getting over your feelings about organized religion."
http://reviewsbyjessewave.blogspot.com/2009/03/hard-fall_18.html
4 stars from Bookwenches:
The narration in this novel flows smoothly and easily, making reading it a pleasurable experience. Add to that a distinct and well-developed cast of characters, scenery that will knock your socks off (enter Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park into Google and prepare to be stunned), and a story that will make you think about love and religion and tolerance, and you have a novel that is very enjoyable and well worth the read
http://www.bookwenches.com/reviews.htm
A law professor plans to write about discrimination against bisexuals and transsexuals, and seeks reports.
The discrimination can be in the workplace or by the government (for example, immigration.) It could relate to healthcare. It could originate from the straight or gay side. It could also relate to stereotyping, for example promiscuity, nonmonogamy or spreading diseases. Ideally it would involve illegal discrimination that led or might lead to a lawsuit or settlement. It could also be violation of policy, or something that led or might lead to policy changes. Or where the laws or policies were not protective enough. It would be especially useful if the discrimination related to bisexuals and transsexuals in a way different from how it would affect gays and lesbians.. (For example, a bisexual immigrant divorces, enters a same-sex relationship and authorities question whether the marriage was for immigration purposes, a crime. Or, somehow, it becomes known that an immigrant has both a spouse and a same-sex partner, leading to the same challenge.)
Tips and leads appreciated. The researcher is mindful of confidentiality considerations.
Please send to any of: aib@bisexual.org [collector/relayer]
lawemg@hofstra.edu [researcher]
Thanks.
PS, please feel free to send to people and lawyers (!) and lists that might have relevant information.
At the Erotic Heritage Museum
Wednesday March 4, 2009
EPIC book signing!
Attendees of EPICon 2009 will be presenting and signing their books at the Museum from 7 PM - 10 PM. Wander around, view some lovely erotic art and meet some of your favorite erotic authors...including yours truly!
eroticheritagemuseum.com/index.php
3275 Industrial Road
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
011.702.369.6442
The Museum Charges Admission:
Adult: $20.00 Senior: $15.00
Student (18 and older): $15.00
Las Vegas Residents: $15.00
Retired Military: Free
Members: Free
Fringe Benefits
From Torquere Press
with: James Buchanan, CB Potts, K.I.L. Kenny and Zoe Nicholes
Combine a yaoi sensibility, a corporate setting, and four authors, and what do you get? Fringe benefits -- an anthology featuring what happens after hours in some of the nation's most upscale offices. From the subtle dynamic of office politics and personal identity in K.I.L. Kenny's Accessibility Beta through the rough and raw collision of James Buchanan's Just Business, there's something for everyone.
Zoe Nichols turns in Wunderkind, a sweet, contemporary semi-historical, set during the early days of internet marketing, while CB Potts explores the classic hurt/comfort dynamic in When the Cat's Away. See what these four talented authors of erotica have to offer, and sign up for your Fringe Benefits today!
Buy it Here: http://www.torquerebooks.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1762
Jessewave has posted an interview with me at her blog: http://tinyurl.com/a3l4hh
We talk about life, domination fiction/real-life and bottle-trout. Go have a look and drop a comment if you like it.
Is now open. The Good Thief is nominated in both the Romance Novel and Mystery Novel categories. As always, I appreciate if you vote for me, but vote for whichever of the fine author's up there you like.http://www.critters.org/predpoll/
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Shadow Harvest
by James Buchanan
Available now
MLR Press
You can buy it on www.amazon.com/Shadow-Harvest-James-Buchanan/dp/1934531545/ref=sr_1_48
(it shows out of stock...but you can order)
Blurb:
Do you dream of men who shed their skin? Do spirits and demons whisper innuendo in your ear? Goblins, witches and skinwalkers haunt the pages of these seven sensual, seductive and scary stories. From Navajo cousin-brothers for whom the old stories hold more meaning than most to love spells gone awry in post-communist Russia and nightmare encounters with fallen angels along the Angeles Crest, terror and sex become one shivery tingle down your spine. Give in and let James Buchanan thrill you with his brand of homoerotic horror.
These are previously published (and out of eprint) stories: The Horned Lord, Jack, Sugar Skull, Harvest, Out of the Woods, The Darkness and My Brother, Coyote...available all together in one print volume!
The blackness of deep morning wound about him. An evil time to be out… a time with no light, dawn was still hours away. ‘Stupid, stupid, stupid’ his own voice chanted in his ears. He should have stayed at Martha’s, but no, it was a family habit just to do stupid things. True dropped his head on the steering wheel and picked at the worn seat cover trying to figure out his next move. The cover’s Indian blanket design of grey and black stripes woven in nylon pulled him in.
An old blanket striped brown on black had covered his brother's shaking form. Seth curled in the back seat of the police car, purple shadows of bruises mottling his cheek and chin. More, new and old, would be hidden under his clothes.
Seth wasn’t really his brother, but his mother’s cousin’s son. Cousin-brothers, that’s how their world defined them. Only an hour separated them in time. Their mothers held hands as Old Woman Vasquez helped bring two boys screaming into the world. Strength and pain slipped back and forth between the women binding their children forever. Ánaaí Seth, atsilí True, big brother, little brother, in the old ways they would have all shared the same roof because they were tied to each other through their mother’s blood.
As True stood by the police car, a low voice came from behind him, “Tick, wanna talk to me about tonight?”
Everyone called him Tick back then. It had started as a joke when they were very young. Someone had asked for True and his mother snapped that they should find Seth because True would be stuck to him like a tick on a sheep. At first the name had bothered him. After a while it just was another name.
He turned his attention to the officer, directing his gaze somewhere below the man’s right knee. Direct eye contact was too personal to share with this man.
“They say you were here.” The officer was a cousin, his father’s sister’s husband’s cousin, not so close as Seth.
“Yeah.”
True had crawled through the small window into a dank trailer that reeked of motor oil, dogs and mildew. A dingy, narrow mobile home squatted on a plot of desert east of town. Nothing much, but Seth and his Dad called it home. Rank weeds punched through gaps in the skirting. When the wind was up you could feel it thrum under the floor. Seth had sat cross-legged on the mattress, a handful of glossy magazines clutched tightly. Such a prize they had found, kicking around the dumpsters behind one of the bars, dirty magazines. It was as good as candy at Christmas for two teenage boys.
A peek through the half opened door confirmed Martín DelOro, Seth’s old man, was home. They crowded next to each other watching him sprawled in grimy, grey dungarees on the couch. Seth’s dad was half Mexican; the old ways didn’t mean shit to him. Drunk in the front room, Seth’s dad was not one you wanted to be around when he was muy borracho. There wasn’t a time that it hadn’t been so, not that either boy could remember.
Seth closed the door quietly and put his back against the bedstead. Lying on the bed, feet propped against the far wall, True fingered one of the magazines. Pressed so close to Seth, True could smell the wind and sand in his hair.
Seth’s room was hardly more than a closet. Still, he had more privacy than True could even imagine. All of his brothers and sisters slept in the same room. So he came to Seth’s house. It was worth the risk of catching his uncle in a bad mood just to be alone for awhile. Martín’s drinking habits were why they always came and went through the window in Seth’s room.
Voice low so as not to wake the sleeping man, “What’d ya think Tick?” Somewhere from his dad’s mom’s side Seth had inherited golden brown eyes. They flicked furtively over the shiny, black covers with their teasing pictures. Neither had really looked when they found the magazines. There wasn’t time. Just long enough to guess what they had, then grab them from the dumpster and run.
Now, as they flipped through the slick pages, hands damp with excitement, a whole new world exploded before them.
“Whoa crap.” True’s hiss was barely audible. Blonde hair, tan lines and not a whole lot of clothes on those pages. They were all guys, doing things to other guys. Lips touching, hands exploring, mouths and tongues caressing very private places; True had never imagined such things. Then he noticed a blonde on his back with legs in the air and a dark-haired fellow putting himself, well, in there, and suddenly True knew.
He knew why he always wanted to be with Seth. He knew why he got angry and hot inside when Seth flirted with the girls at school. He knew why he dreaded Squaw Dances, with the giggling girls prodded by their mothers to pick good-looking boys like him and like Seth… having to give up his precious nickels and dimes so the girls would leave them alone. Dark desire crawled in the pit of his stomach. Glancing up he met Seth’s gaze. Seth’s amber eyes were hard and hungry. True’s eyes held the same hunger. Both saw. Both dropped their stares. But where their eyes landed was the magazines that told them what they wanted from each other.
Neither could believe what the other’s face said. To commit and say such things was not how they’d been raised. “So that’s what they do to each other?” the words were whispered; giving form to the thought.
“Yeah, I guess,” Seth coughed. “You think it hurts?”
“Stick your finger up there and find out,” True teased. Seth’s boot caught him on the thigh, pushed, trying to shove True off the edge of the bed. True punched him back, hitting his hip. Laughs came out as snorts.
Two men were almost kissing in a full page spread. Holding it up for Seth’s inspection, “What do you think they’re saying?”
Crooning, leaning in, “Oh baby, oh baby,” Seth mimicked the soaps on T.V. True pushed his cousin’s face away. Seth grabbed his hand and True tried to yank it back. He kicked and missed.
“Come on, bro, you can do better than that.” Seth taunted him. Holding his wrist, holding his ankle, the older boy wrested him down, pinned him. Both were laughing and True looked in Seth’s eyes… really looked again. You never stared like that, it just wasn’t done. Hunger, need, everything he felt was echoed back.
His free hand found Seth’s chest, up underneath his shirt. Cold fire burned under his palm, Seth’s pulse drumming in time with his own. True could feel it, knew he could touch Seth this way, be with him always this way, never have to lose him this way. True’s gut tightened, spun, and he felt nauseous. A sharp, searing blow smashed the inside of his head. His ears rang with a terrible, high-pitched whine. Large, glowing, a black light burned before his eyes.
Then it was gone and he was with Seth. Peace, no wanting, no pain, just gentle longing and bliss.
Seth leaned in, his rust brown hair brushing True’s cheek. With Seth’s weight heavy on his body, True pulled Seth hard against his mouth. His first real kiss was with Seth. It was moaning and tongues and not breathing at all. Everything had gone hard and throbbing; hormones rampaging between them.
That’s when Martín lurched through the door.
By Lisabe over at http://dikladiesrule.blogspot.com/2008/10/author-james-buchanan.html some sillyness, music and an excerpt of Hard Fall my newest Suspense/Romance out through MLR Press in January 2009
Read more...I will be interviewed on Voice America Radio by Dr. Marlene Siersema Wednesday, July 23, 2008, from 1-2 PM Pacific Time (3pm/CT, 4pm/Est) Live Worldwide. The show will air live on http://www.modavox.com/womensnetwork/ and then go into syndicated rotation on the various Voice
You can look up Dr. Siersema at: http://www.marlenesiersema.com/index.htm
Nannette has this to say: I love the way James Buchanan writes. Whether his stories are about cops, cowboys, vampires, or stuntmen, I’m completely sucked in every time. True Hollywood has one incredibly hot sex scene, two sexy guys, and a lot of angst. It’s real and a little gritty and the chicken cannon story is hilarious! I was wide- eyed and glued to the pages as Jason told it laughing along with them. I need more. I need a True Hollywood 2! I need to know what happens between Jason and Ernie James!
http://www.joyfullyreviewed.com/reviews/Jun08/truehollywood.JB.html
Buy True Hollywood here: http://www.king-cart.com/Phaze/product=True+Hollywood/exact_match=exact
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