The Macaronis spend the month of June at Coffee Time!

The Macaronis, a group of Gay Historical authors to which I am proud to belong,  is hosting a month long extravanza at the Readers Retreat on Coffee Time Forum for the whole month of June.

“We are a group of authors of m/m historical romance, aiming to bring you high quality romance that is fun, gripping, sexy and heartwarming as well as being historically accurate. If you like Regency gentlemen and Victorian Lords, Georgian men-of-war and gay Cavaliers, this is the group for you. We’ll be answering questions such as “Are you really named after a type of pasta?” and “Boxers or briefs? What did men wear for underwear in the 18th Century?” We’ll be sharing excerpts of our books, running competitions, posting photos and videos, and hopefully chatting to anyone who’s interested in chatting to us.”

Come and join in the fun!

Stevie

http://steviewoods.com

Exciting new Chat group opening its doors!

The MACARONIS, a Blog group specifically for Historical gay fiction with the tag line : Historical Romance out of the Closet, has started a Chat group, SPEAK ITS NAME, for the enjoyment, discussion, and promotion of Gay Historical Romance fiction.  PLEASE NOTE: OUR GRAND OPENING WILL BE ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2008.

SPEAK ITS NAME will be open for Chat, Excerpts, Promos, Giveaways, Competitions and links to Reviews – anything and everything to do with gay historical fiction.  Come and join us, whether you are an author or a reader you’ll find plenty to enjoy!

You can find the MACARONIS here:  http://historicromance.wordpress.com/

and SPEAK ITS NAME here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SpeakItsName/

Look forward to seeing you there

Stevie

http://steviewoods.com

http://torquerebooks.com

http://phaze.com

Interview on ‘In Their Own Words’

I have posted an Interview on Alex Beecroft’s Blog ‘In Their Own Words’ – Alex invites authors to interview their own characters and post the results on her Blog. First time I’ve tried anything like this.

It would be nice to get an idea of how successful – or otherwise – my attempt was

Follow the link the read the interview:

http://alexbeecroft.wordpress.com/2008/03/14/pieter-van-leyden-from-cane/

Stevie

http://www.geocities.com/steviewds/

Available now from Torquere Press:
Roll of the Dice
The Wrong Path
Men in Uniform II
Cane
A Million Pinpricks
Smoke Screen