D Reviewscontemporary mm romance / Dreamspinner Press12 Comments
Wyatt Gaudens, an advertising executive and adrenaline junkie, has fine-tuned the art of breaking and entering into apartments, misusing his considerable rock climbing skills. Once inside, he steals a pretty, shiny thing or two. When his friend Reyna complains that her jerk of a boss makes her workplace a living ... more >
Publishing Newsdigital publishing / Dreamspinner Press / Literary Criticism / Tamara Allen48 Comments
The last few days have been frustrating for dear author readers and the crew here at Dear Author and it is mostly my fault. For the past year, I have tried to manage a self hosting option but I don’t know a thing about Apache and shell access and what ... more >
Publishing NewsDreamspinner Press / Paypal / plagiarism / Smashwords628 Comments
Updated x1: Ms. Manning has commented and provided an apology: I’ve gone back and forth on how to address this for several hours. A personal blog post would not be seen by enough people. Nor would a response to Ms. Fielding’s blog. When Dear Author posted this blog, I felt ... more >
B+ Reviews / Recommended ReadsContemporary / Dreamspinner Press / Gay For You / m/m romance / pornography22 Comments
Dear Mr. Suede. When Hot Head first came out, I heard good buzz about it, read the blurb, and refused to read anymore. I didn’t even read the excerpt because the blurb sounded so ridiculous: Since 9/11, Brooklyn firefighter Griff Muir has wrestled with impossible feelings for his best friend ... more >
B- Reviews / C- Reviews / D Reviews / F Reviews / Letters of OpinionDreamspinner Press / m/m romance31 Comments
Dreamspinner Press had five shorts I was interested in this week, so I thought I’d do lightning reviews of them. And then I ended up ranting at the end of the reviews, ending up more like an Opinion Letter than anything else. Russian Roulette by Alex Alder: Jacob teaches martial ... more >
C+ Reviewscoming out / coming-of-age / Dreamspinner Press / high school sweethearts / m/m romance4 Comments
Dear Mr. Edward. The mysterious and elusive Dr. Laura Vivanco sent me the link to your book, as an example of a meta-romance. Even better, a meta-m/m-romance. I love romances about romance authors and I especially love those about the m/m romance world, considering its own peculiar fucked-upped-ness and stranger-than-fiction ... more >
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