Month: September 2016

I’ve published several essays and short stories this year.  Have a look! Chelsea Station included my short essay “Trounced By Princess Puppy:  On the Difficulties of Being a Gay Writer in Appalachia.”     “A Leather Bear in the Big Easy,” was published in My Gay New Orleans, edited by

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Thanks to all the folks at Black Napkin Press for publishing two of my edgier poems, “Black Tulip and Baby’s Breath” and “Where Will You Spend Eternity?”  To have a look you can check here.

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Lena Ribka provides an excellent review of Country at Gay Book Reviews I am not a country music fan, but I am a big fan of Jeff Mann’s writing. Country is my fourth book by the author, the previous three I have read before (Fog: A Novel of Desire and

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Novelist; essayist; short story writer; poet. Whether historical drama or contemporary horror, Jeff Mann has probably just about written it all. Now he’s turned his pen to another of his fortes, the gay romance… this time with a country music angle. Set in the 1990s, Mann’s new novel “Country” —

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