On Top Down Under's One Year Anniversary Interview

The big ol' epic interview I did with On Top Down Under for their one year anniversary.

Sunday on the Net with Eric

New Video Interview at On Top Down Under

On Top Down Under Book Reviews is celebrating one year on the net and have interviewed me via video. SUPASTAH!! Go HERE and check what I'm droning on about and comment to win copies of BOTH The Mingled Destinies of Crocodiles & Men and Azrael & The Light Bringer. 

Wilde City Press Presents "Gay History Month"

Please join us, Wilde City Press, WCP authors, respected bloggers and reviewers, in highlighting pioneers and milestones throughout the LGBT community. Posts will include a variety of topics sure to entertain and educate. 

Wilde City Press will be having various posts all month long for Gay History Month, so be certain to go to their site and check. There are gonna be some very interesting stories and reminisces...reminiscenses...remi... memories. Yesterday, Elisa Rolle talked about Denmark being the first country to legally recognize same-sex marriage. Today, I speak on Bisbee, Arizona - the first town in that state to go Denmark's route.

Rainbow Award Finalists!

Very exciting! The Mingled Destinies of Crocodiles & Men is a finalist in the Best Gay Fantasy category, and...

Crack the Darkest Sky Wide Open is a finalist in the Best Contemporary General Fiction category!

Sunday on the Net with Eric

"Hey, everybody!"

Awesome

my nightmares look like this

his crime is being too sexy

little bastard made a mess of my backyard 

homoerotic monster tales are the best

Woo Dun (NSFW) is the artist; I want this guy to do a cover for me

just sayin'...

First Paragraph(s): "Honeysuckle Sycamore"

BLURB:

I don't think I've ever written a blurb for this piece, being that it's a novella in my anthology Slight Details & Random Events.The story takes place in the very same valley as The Mingled Destinies of Crocodiles & Men and Azrael & The Light Bringer, and focuses on the Passions, spirits of the valley and the forest.

EXCERPT:

In certain places of the world Passions manifest themselves into physical form. These are the whispering places, the in-betweens. They are neither here nor there, neither truly seen nor unseen. The River Valley, as it was simply known, was one of these places. The folk who lived there knew of the valley's power and, for the most part, lived in harmony with it. For the Passions when given form were in the least playful diversions and at most mischievous jokers, using a pumpkin patch for a night’s sleep or stealing the clothes from a scarecrow.

            Once every so often, however, there came a Passion into existence that was so dire, so hateful and belligerent, that it would cause much pain and upheaval. To this point, many of the river folk would leave the valley to its battle. This is the story of one such battle. This is how a fairytale grows up.

            There was a young Passion of immeasurable beauty named Honeysuckle Sycamore. He was named this because he had been manifested under a honeysuckle-adorned sycamore tree while two young lovers consummated their adoration for one another beneath it. Born of their love, he was christened by the dew of the early morning. He stretched, yawned, and hopped to his feet as naked as a newborn. From his head hung a garland of honeysuckles and from his glittering skin came the scent of the sweet flower.

Available at Dreamspinner Press or Amazon, or any other place that's super terrific.