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- Hometown:
- Chicago
- Relationship Status:
- Single
- About Me:
- Well, I'm a Zumaya author with five Zumaya-published books... "Calico", a western/romance/adventure, "The Dream Ender," and "The Angel Singers," books #11 and #12 in my Dick Hardesty Mystery series, "His Name is John" and "Aaron's Wait," book #1 and #2 of my Elliott Smith mystery series. Like every writer, I'm constantly looking for new readers, and I'm shameless in doing just about anything to get them.
I belong to several other ning sites and my profile is on all of them
- Website:
- http://www.doriengrey.net
- Favorite Music:
- Mostly full-orchestra, all-stops-pulled orchestral classical...I'm a total romantic, so naturally Tchaikovsky is my favorite. I also like big band music, show tunes (of course...what else could you expect from a gay man?) and any songs that have identifiable lyrics other than "Yeah, yeah, baby, yeah, yeah".
- Favorite TV Shows:
- Lost, China Beach, Northern Exposure, Eureka, Picket Fences, House, Supernatural, I'll Fly Away, Burn Notice, Boston Legal, Ugly Betty among others.
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You were right about the background. I fixed it...then lost my blog, but i have a really good designer making me a new one. :)
I've since moved sideways into dark fantasy, but I do plan another erotically themed novel, sort of a follow up or a spin off to Unrequited...but as usual it's finding the time!
Nice to see you here. I'm a fan of gay-themed mysteries. Michael Nava, Fred Hunter, Richard Stephenson, etc. I'll look forward to reading your work -- alas my schedule doesn't give much time for casual reading. I'll probably add "mirror" to my holiday wish list.
I'm a total novice fiction author, with several shorts and one pretty lame novel completed, but nothing publishable so far.
Nice to see you here.
Bill