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The Size of It
The Farmer and the Cowman — by Josh Lanyon

The Farmer and the Cowman — by Josh Lanyon

169 COMMENTS Josh Lanyon
But the farmer and the cowman should be friends. Oh, the farmer and the cowman should be friends. The cowman ropes a cow with ease, the farmer steals her butter and cheese, but that’s no reason why they can’t be friends. Oklahoma, Rodgers and Hammerstein We’ve all seen the movie — no, not Oklahoma. The movie where the artist — sometimes an actor, sometimes a playwright, sometimes a painter, sometimes…
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The Size of It
The Blue Pencil Blues – Josh Lanyon

The Blue Pencil Blues – Josh Lanyon

125 COMMENTS Josh Lanyon
But by far the worst thing that editors do is to unleash those anonymous vandals known as copy-editors. “Some Thoughts About Writing” by Thomas Sowell When Wave broached the subject of editing (or lack therein) in m/m and gay romantic fiction—a subject dear to both our hearts—I quickly realized it was going to turn into a topic too complex to handle in one column. I think it says a great…
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The Size of It
Taking it to The People: Do You Need a Mainstream Publisher? by Josh Lanyon

Taking it to The People: Do You Need a Mainstream Publisher? by Josh Lanyon

76 COMMENTS Josh Lanyon
This is Josh Lanyon’s first column as our Author Contributor in his new writing series called The Size of it. I will only do an introduction this one time since Josh’s new by-line will be a regular monthly feature. So, without further ado (as they say in the best  circles) here’s the first of what I hope will be many articles by Josh about the world of writing. ########## It’s a brand new…
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Interviews
Josh Lanyon Interview 2010

Josh Lanyon Interview 2010

79 COMMENTS Jesse
Hi Josh and thank you once again for indulging the readers, your fans – of which there are many on this site alone, and me. I do appreciate your time commitments and promise every time I interview you (other than that first mega interview) to limit the questions, but it never seems to work. This is what we call a wide ranging interview. 🙂 I’ll start, where else – with Adrien…
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Recommended Read
Icecapade

Icecapade

26 COMMENTS Tj
Title: Icecapade Author: Josh Lanyon Publisher: Carina Press Buy Link: Amazon.com Genre: Contemporary M/M Romance Length: Novella (60 PDF pages) Rating: 5 stars out of 5 A guest review by Tj Summary Review: A very well written, surprisingly amusing and clever game of cat and mouse between an ex diamond thief and the FBI agent who he gave the slip to 10 years prior, after one very hot night together. Icecapade…
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News
Author Contributor Announcement

Author Contributor Announcement

50 COMMENTS Jesse
I am pleased to announce that effective January 2011 Josh Lanyon will be our monthly author contributor on the site. If you don’t know Josh, you aren’t a fan of M/M romances. He has written too many books for me to mention them individually, but those of you who know his work are probably most familiar with his crown jewel, The Adrien English series. Josh has written countless other books…
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Interviews
Interview with Josh Lanyon

Interview with Josh Lanyon

16 COMMENTS Jesse
On December 15 I’ll be interviewing Josh Lanyon, exactly one year since he was last interviewed on December 14, 2009. That interview was supposed to have been a celebration for the release of The Dark Tide, the final book in the Adrien English series, instead he was crying bitter tears at letting Jake and Adrien go off into the sunset together. 🙁 Since then he has tried to live without…
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Re-Published
Petit Morts #9 – Critic’s Choice

Petit Morts #9 – Critic’s Choice

12 COMMENTS Jesse
Title: Bittersweet Candy Kisses (All Petit Morts Stories) Author: Josj Lanyon Cover Artist: Jordan Castillo Price Publisher: JCP Books LLC Buy link: Amazon.com (Second Edition) Genre: Contemporary M/M, paranormal Length: novelette (15,430 words 60 pages PDF) Rating:  4.75 stars out of 5 Summary Review: Can a deep and abiding love survive betrayal? Cris has a tough decision to make about his ex Rey who is not known for being faithful.
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Review
Petit Morts – The Little Series that Could

Petit Morts – The Little Series that Could

43 COMMENTS Jesse
One of the most delightful series around is a compilation of short stories called Petit Morts, which have now totalled ten books so far, and I believe the intent is for fifteen of these gems to be published by the time the series ends. Translated from the French, La petite morte,  “the little death”, is a metaphor for orgasm or the spiritual release that comes with orgasm. I wonder if that was what Jordan Castillo Price had in…
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Ins and Outs of M/M Romance
Ins and Outs of M/M Romance: Taking the Long Way Home by Josh Lanyon

Ins and Outs of M/M Romance: Taking the Long Way Home by Josh Lanyon

41 COMMENTS Jesse
Josh Lanyon has published countless books and has written so many posts on this site that I don’t have to introduce him to you, but I will.  Josh is well-known to anyone who reads or writes gay romances or gay fiction, especially those of us who love mysteries. He has also written the quintessential book on how to write M/M —  Man Oh Man! Writing M/M Fiction for Kinks & Ca$h. If you’re a new…
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