Got home this evening from a day-long visit with my mother to find that Alma's Will is a finalist for a Rainbow Award in the Gay Contemporary General Fiction category. The competition will be pretty stiff. I've read a couple of the other finalists and they're damned good!
Keeping fingers crossed.
Anel's Blog
I'm an author (which I never expected to become) of m/m (which I expected even less). I write in all genres, not just romance. Poetry, too. Here you'll find information on the books I've published - excerpts, reviews, covers, etc., what I'm working on now, and other stuff... whatever I feel like putting here.
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Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Me at 21
Maybe I should use this photo for my YA button? It's the youngest "adult" one of me I've digitalized I could find.
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
My 3 Dads
Hey, I'm Zane Silva, too!. That's my new pen name for my YA fiction. Zane's first novella, a Father's Day story, will be released on June 15th by Silver Stream Press. Reese Dante created this wonderful cover for it.
Friday, April 19, 2013
Alma's Will
My 5th novel is scheduled for release by Silver Publishing one month from today. You can pre-order it here.
An earlier version of the book was serialized in Wilde Oats 3+ years ago. I called it a novella then because of its length, although structurally speaking it was already novel. Now it's grown by 20% and is a novel by anyone's definition.
An old woman’s dying wish to turn her house into a safe home for troubled gay teenagers stirs up painful memories and bitter resentments, but also leads to tearful reunions and—someday, perhaps—to healing.
As usual, Reese Dante has designed the perfect cover for it. Once you've read it, you'll see how she's captured the moment that sets in motion the many conflicts that make up the story.
An earlier version of the book was serialized in Wilde Oats 3+ years ago. I called it a novella then because of its length, although structurally speaking it was already novel. Now it's grown by 20% and is a novel by anyone's definition.
An old woman’s dying wish to turn her house into a safe home for troubled gay teenagers stirs up painful memories and bitter resentments, but also leads to tearful reunions and—someday, perhaps—to healing.
Livia Redding returns to Macon, Georgia, with her
husband and children after her mother’s death to settle her estate. She is
shocked and offended to hear that the will stipulates that her house be used as
a safe home for gay teenagers rejected by their families, and, against her
husband’s better judgment, Liv decides to contest it and stay on in Georgia
with their children.
But her mother had a reason for making the bequest:
her son, Ronnie, who disappeared a quarter-century ago, after his father threw
him out of the house because he was gay.
As usual, Reese Dante has designed the perfect cover for it. Once you've read it, you'll see how she's captured the moment that sets in motion the many conflicts that make up the story.
Sunday, March 10, 2013
On the road
I have 2 author/reader/publisher gatherings lined up for the coming year:
1) the GRL Retreat in Atlanta - October 17-20, 2013
2) RainbowCon in Tampa - April 17-20, 2014
I'm looking forward to meeting and chatting with lots of people. Maybe I'll set up a kissing booth.
1) the GRL Retreat in Atlanta - October 17-20, 2013
2) RainbowCon in Tampa - April 17-20, 2014
I'm looking forward to meeting and chatting with lots of people. Maybe I'll set up a kissing booth.
Monday, January 7, 2013
I have a new story coming out on February 9th in the Silver Anthology Love Is Love -- "A Return to Normalcy".
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