My next novel, Insatiable, is up on Amazon. Here’s the link: https://www.amazon.com/Insatiable-Jeff-Mann/dp/1590216377/ref=sr_1_6?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1505947331&sr=1-6&keywords=Jeff+Mann That said, please buy the book directly from Lethe Press, the publisher, so as to support an independent LGBT press. Here’s that Lethe Press link: http://www.lethepressbooks.com/store/p8/Insatiable.html
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In preparation for Jeff’s new novel, Insatiable — vampires, witches, and men who bump in the night — Lethe Press is offering Jeff’s collection of Derek stories, in Desire and Devour, for FREE to e-book readers until October 31st at Smashwords! While you’re there, check out Jeff’s other titles!
Read moreImpossible Archetype Publishes a Gay Redneck Poem
I’m pleased to report that my poem “The Gay Redneck Devours Draper Mercantile” appears in the second issue of Impossible Archetype. Many thanks to Mark Ward for including my poem! The Draper Mercantile is a great place out in the country near my residence in Pulaski, Virginia. I highly recommend
Read moreI’ve left Facebook for the foreseeable future. That said, new entries on my blog automatically post to Facebook, so I’ve decided to continue that practice in order that anyone interested in my publications and appearances will know what I’m up to.
Read moreReview of Consent in The Bay Area Reporter
Many thanks to Jim Piechota for this review of Consent. It recently appeared in The Bay Area Reporter, which has been “serving the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender communities since 1971.”
Read moreNew Review of Consent
I’m very grateful to Keith John Glaeske for his very positive review of my latest book, Consent. Thanks too to Jerry L. Wheeler and Out in Print: Queer Book Reviews for posting it.
Read moreBrandy Renee McCann Reviews Country
Thanks to Brandy Renee McCann for an excellent review of Country. I must preface this review by stating that I first met Jeff Mann while a student in his undergraduate Appalachian literature class. He endeared himself to me when on one of the first days of class we discussed regionalisms
Read moreAnother “Gay Redneck” Poem Published
Thanks to Jameson Currier for publishing a poem from my “Gay Redneck” series in Chelsea Station Magazine! I’ve written several in this series (and, I should note, I started it before sexy Trae Crowder appeared on the Internet as the “liberal redneck”), and I’m hoping to incorporate it into a
Read moreTraining the Enemy
A poem of Jeff’s, “Training the Enemy,” was just accepted for publication in Pine Mountain Sand and Gravel volume 20, Appalachia: Stay or Go? Pine Mountain Sand and Gravel is a publication of the Southern Appalachian Writers’ Cooperative (SAWC). SAWC has met (almost) annually since 1974. Through its annual October
Read moreUNBROKEN CIRCLE: STORIES OF CULTURAL DIVERSITY IN THE SOUTH
Unbroken Circle: Stories of Cultural Diversity in the South, an anthology edited by Julia Watts and Larry Smith, is officially released today. One of the goals of Unbroken Circle is to subvert stereotypes—to show that Southern people are not simply shoeless rural white people. We are a people as varied
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