Month: January 2017

The audiobook of Jeff Mann’s, Country is now available at Audible.com.  Country is published by Lethe Press and the audiobook is narrated by Randal Schaffer. “Country is a love letter to a lover who refused to return the affection, sent by someone who is learning to find something else—or someone

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Fellow author, Nathan Burgoine, has written a review of Country for Out in Print: Queer Book Reviews. “Country music isn’t a place I ever expected myself to venture as a fiction reader. Music in general isn’t something I find easily translated to text, and yet two recent books I’ve read

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Jeff was asked to write a guest post for Men in Romance.  Men in Romance is a series of posts focusing on the various experiences and perspectives of men who write romance. Read more from this series. *** I’m both flattered and bemused by the opportunity to write a post

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Jeff Mann will attend the North American Bear Weekend in Lexington, KY February 2-5, 2017 where he will read from his new novel, Country, on Saturday, February 4, 2017 at 1:00 PM in the Saxony Room. Jeff will also offer a sneak peak at his new graphic novel, Wolf Moon/Hunger

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Several years ago, I responded to a call for submissions and wrote “Thomas,” an essay that appeared in The Other Man:  21 Writers Speak Candidly About Sex, Love, Infidelity, and Moving On.  It was edited by Paul Alan Fahey and published by JMS Books (Glen Allen, Virginia) in 2013.  Working

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According to the third edition of The Mann Dictionary of Savage Intimacy, consent is defined as “compliance in expectation of being ravished while bound.”  Lauded by both the National Leather Association-International and Lambda Literary Awards, Mann writes stories—perhaps even true tales—that produce dangerous levels of testosterone, vigor, and seminal fluids.  But the author’s favorite trophies do not hang on the

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