2019 proved to be intense in more ways than one and surprisingly productive. My schedule at the day job hit new highs and the drama in my family new lows, but I made time to write and, honestly, I think that act saved me from going under emotionally and mentally. I loved the stories IContinue reading “2019: Looking Back While Looking Forward”
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Prolific Works Giveaway from GRL 2019 Authors
I’m attending Gay Lit Rom this year for the first time ever! As everyone gears up, some of the registered authors are participating in a giveaway at Prolific Works so grab your free stories from now through the end of October. Discover new authors, new books, and new series, and find new favorites! For aContinue reading “Prolific Works Giveaway from GRL 2019 Authors”
Reading Challenge Month 2019
Today, Joyfully Jay kicks off the 5th Annual Reading Challenge Month and there are three BIG prize packages that will be awarded at the end of the month (with what look like a metric ton of books each). Are you already participating? If not, full details about how to participate at Joyfully Jay. Good luckContinue reading “Reading Challenge Month 2019”
2018 Releases
Finding time to craft words can be a challenge for anyone, and I’m happy to have put out stories I loved writing, including the start of a new collaborative series, The Speakeasy, with Brigham Vaughn. I learned a lot about myself and my craft this year and finally tried independent publishing, an adventure I enjoyedContinue reading “2018 Releases”
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New blog!
Seeing as a lot of my posts here will be obliterated after the adult content ban goes into effect, I’ve moved over to wordpress: https://kevancoles.com/. Hope you’ll join me there! 🙂
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New blog!
With tumblr moving away from adult content, it seemed wise to move my blog to WordPress. So here I am, with a whole lot of my older content to organize. Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton
