Authors as Readers: Heidi Cullinan
…where we ask our favorite authors about their LGBT reading experiences… What was the first book you’ve read? *The first full-on gay romance I read was either Hard Fall by James Buchanan … Continue reading
Authors as Readers: Dani Alexander
…where we ask our favorite authors about their LGBT reading experiences… What was the first book you’ve read? *So far back it had to be something by Dr. Seuss :) … Continue reading
Authors as Readers: TA Webb
…where we ask our favorite authors about their LGBT reading experiences… What was the first book you’ve read? *My very first LGBT book was “The Front Runner” by Patricia Nell … Continue reading
Authors as Readers: SE Jakes
…where we ask our favorite authors about their LGBT reading experiences… What was the first book you’ve read? *I ‘think’ it was Chris Owen’s Bareback. Or Laure Baumbach’s A Bit … Continue reading
Authors as Readers: RJ Scott
…where we ask our favorite authors about their LGBT reading experiences… What was the first book you’ve read? *I can not for the life of me remember my first MM … Continue reading
Authors as Readers: JC Lillis
…where we ask our favorite authors about their LGBT reading experiences… What was the first book you’ve read? *First LGBT-themed book I can remember reading would be Annie on … Continue reading
Authors as Readers: Piper Vaughn
…where we ask our favorite authors about their LGBT reading experiences… What was the first book you’ve read? *“Tigers and Devils” by Sean Kennedy What is your favorite book? *“Among … Continue reading
Authors as Readers: Taylor V. Donovan
…where we ask our favorite authors about their LGBT reading experiences… What was the first book you’ve read? *My first gay romance book was “Past Lies” by Shayla Kersten. I … Continue reading
Authors as Readers: Daisy Harris
…where we ask our favorite authors about their LGBT reading experiences… What was the first book you’ve read? *I can’t remember the first MM title I read, actually. I know … Continue reading
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