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Sold: "Hannah and the Witch" to Bedknobs and Beanstalks, an ebook anthology of romantic erotic gay/lesbian fairy tales, to be released by Ravenous Romance at some point in the near future.
Two things of note.
1) This will be my second published story to take place in my Puxhill setting, following "The Muse's Mask" in Like A God's Kiss. I always wanted this setting to become 'real' through publication, but I never expected it would be through erotica. I do have more um.. what's the best term? More "mainstream" pieces set in Puxhill as well, but those haven't sold yet.
2) "Hannah and the Witch" is a retelling of the classic fairy tale "Hans My Hedgehog." I wrote it as a challenge, to see if I could make urban fantasy sense out of the wacky fairy tale logic of the original. I had to take a few liberties with the narrative, but I'd like to think I stayed true to the themes.
I'll be sure to let people know when this collection is available. And I promise, I really am trying to write and sell stories that you can take home to your parents. :>
In other news... well, there's not much to say. Scheherazade's Facade opens for submissions in just under three months, and I'm looking forward to seeing what people submit for it.
That's all for now.
Two things of note.
1) This will be my second published story to take place in my Puxhill setting, following "The Muse's Mask" in Like A God's Kiss. I always wanted this setting to become 'real' through publication, but I never expected it would be through erotica. I do have more um.. what's the best term? More "mainstream" pieces set in Puxhill as well, but those haven't sold yet.
2) "Hannah and the Witch" is a retelling of the classic fairy tale "Hans My Hedgehog." I wrote it as a challenge, to see if I could make urban fantasy sense out of the wacky fairy tale logic of the original. I had to take a few liberties with the narrative, but I'd like to think I stayed true to the themes.
I'll be sure to let people know when this collection is available. And I promise, I really am trying to write and sell stories that you can take home to your parents. :>
In other news... well, there's not much to say. Scheherazade's Facade opens for submissions in just under three months, and I'm looking forward to seeing what people submit for it.
That's all for now.
