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Blog postIf you like a happy story as well as a happy ever after, check out the awesome LGBTQ+ authors in the BookFunnel link below! We’re celebrating Low Angst MM Romance – and my ButterflyHunter is 40% off on Payhip!
BookFunnel page: books.bookfunnel.com
Click the link and you’ll also find lovely low angst romances from authors Abigail Kade, Anne Barwell, Ava Beringer, Avery Cockburn, BA Tortuga, Beth Bolden, D. K. Sutton, Elizabeth Noble, Jackie North, Jax Calder, Jax Stuart, J -
Blog postThere is a case to be made for the notion that the whole Writ in Blood project – 110,000 word novel and all – was launched for the sake of me having Johnny Ringo on a coffee mug. And at last my ambitions have been fulfilled! mwahahaha
The art created by Mags Kulbicka was too gorgeous to be confined within my novel, so you can now find it adorning a variety of quality merchandise on RedBubble, some with branding and some without. Our “Writ in Blood” shop is here: redbubble.com/people/W -
Blog postI’m delighted by Paula Martinac’s review of my novel Writ in Blood for the Historical Novel Society. She says:
The Wild West gets a queer retelling in this inventive historical with a hint of fantasy. Three point-of-view characters based on real white men of the 1880s—Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, and Johnny Ringo—cross paths again and again on their way to the vivid setting of Tombstone, Arizona.
With robberies, arrests, skirmishes, card games, and sex stitching it all together, -
Blog postI am thrilled to announce the release of a German edition of my perennially popular novel Butterfly Hunter – retitled appropriately as Jäger des verlorenen Schmetterlings (Hunter of the Lost Butterfly) and expertly translated by Anna Maria Nordholz! The delightful cover design is by Beaux Arts.
I have been blessed with many German friends over the years – and family members, too. It was a German friend who made the remark which inspired the story! This is a small, humble offering -
Blog postI am delighted to announce that my proposed Queer Weird West Tales anthology is actually becoming a thing! I have signed contracts with 21 awesome authors – some new/emerging and some well-established – plus of course I really must finish my own story for it, too. (When I have my editor’s hat on, I look at myself very sternly indeed.) The collection is shaping up to give readers a terrific range in style and setting. I am already proud of it!
I must thank all the lovely authors who su -
Blog postIt’s been three months to the day since I launched my novel Writ in Blood, and I thought I’d celebrate by having a ponder about maps.
I have to admit that I don’t often refer to maps when reading a novel – or at least, not at first. I tend more towards letting it all sweep through me, and relying on the prose to convey what I need to know. I’m happy to get the general gist… It’s usually only when I’m really invested in re-reading (and re-reading) a novel that I start to pore over the -
Blog postIt’s all happening! Which I suppose is usual for the festive season… LOL!
Smashwords EOY Sale Along with other authors, I’m participating in the Smashwords End of Year Sale. All my books are 50% off, including The Butterfly Hunter Trilogy, which is now available for the price of a single volume, and my new novel Writ in Blood.
You can find The Butterfly Hunter Trilogy and my fellow authors A.D. Ellis, Amber Kell, Cara Dee, Clare London, Kaje Harper, LC Chase, Lillian Francis, -
Blog postMy novel Writ in Blood brings not only supernatural but also queer elements to the Tombstone story. The demon that haunts Johnny Ringo has its origins in a metaphor for the real Ringo’s psychological state. But do I have any basis in reality for portraying any of the characters as queer?
Billy Breakenridge I should declare up front that I don’t have any reason to suppose any of these people were actually queer – with the possible exception of Billy Breakenridge. He was Deputy to Sheri -
Blog postFact, Fiction, Myth, Reception I am at the point of thinking that any story about the Earps, Doc Holliday, the Clantons and McLaurys, and Johnny Ringo is almost by definition an alternate history. They are all such complex characters, none of them entirely good nor entirely bad. Likewise, the situation that eventually erupted into a thirty-second gunfight in an empty lot near the O.K. Corral (and then evolved from there) involved a cast of hundreds each with their own agenda.
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Blog postMy character Johnny Ringo is visited by a demon. Whether this is due to poor mental health, post-traumatic stress disorder following Ringo’s experiences in Mason County, substance abuse, an overly vivid imagination – or whether it’s a genuine part of the novel’s reality – I leave for the reader to decide.
Instead I want to talk about a play and a song that inspired how I told that part of Ringo’s story.
Doctor Faustus In my novel, the demon – who claims to be the son of the De
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Queer Weird West Tales
Aug 31, 2022
by
Julie Bozza,
J.A. Bryson,
Dannye Chase,
S.E. Denton,
Miguel Flores,
Adele Gardner,
Roy Gray,
KC Grifant,
Peter Hackney,
Bryn Hammond,
Narrelle M Harris,
Justin Warren Jackson,
Toshiya Kamei,
Catherine Lundoff,
Bunny McFadden,
Angus McIntyre,
Atlin Merrick,
Eleanor Musgrove,
Jennifer Lee Rossman,
Lauren Scharhag,
Sara L. Uckelman,
Dawn Vogel
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