Category Archives: books

Guest post: Lioness in Blue launch/giveaway

Posted on March 16, 2016 by Racheline Maltese

Shira Glassman has a new erotic romance short out today, “Lioness in Blue.” To celebrate, she’s doing a giveaway, and below we have an excerpt from this new title. Enjoy and good luck! Synopsis First Oboe Dan Cohen may be … Continue reading →

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m SLASH m – a guest post from Erica Kudisch

Posted on March 14, 2016 by Racheline Maltese

Erica Kudisch is the author of The Backup, a fantastic (and fantastically reviewed) new LGBT novel involving music, Greek gods, and much mayhem. Note: The Backup is not a romance, but if it’s the right book for you, it’s really, really … Continue reading →

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A constantly shifting me

Posted on March 10, 2016 by Racheline Maltese

When I write, I come to it as an actor. Last week my partner asked me what was wrong while I was trying to write a scene where Callum (who you’ll get to meet soon, we hope, in The Art of … Continue reading →

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5 things being a Mary Kay consultant taught me about being a romance author

Posted on March 9, 2016 by Racheline Maltese

Once upon a time, and briefly, I was a Mary Kay lady. Recruited by a friend from high school, and seeing a potential income stream amidst aspiring actors and queer friends who didn’t have the time or inclination to buy … Continue reading →

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New news!

Posted on March 3, 2016 by Racheline Maltese

It’s like a rule of the universe around here that if we send out a newsletter on the first of the month (as we do every month — enter your email address at right to subscribe), there will be news … Continue reading →

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Yup, bi romance really is a thing

Posted on February 28, 2016 by Racheline Maltese

I know you’re reading that headline and wondering why I’m stating the obvious. The short answer is because it apparently needs to be stated. Yesterday,  Erin and I were in our Philadelphia office doing a long, brutal edit on The Art … Continue reading →

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Back in Brooklyn

Posted on February 8, 2016 by Racheline Maltese

After a number of misadventures in Europe (a debutante ball sponsored by the bakery industry in Vienna; a quest to meet Canada’s hottie Prime Minister at the World Economic Forum in Davos; a night stranded in Munich trying to get … Continue reading →

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WRAFTAS nominations

Posted on February 7, 2016 by Racheline Maltese

The delightful folks over at WROTE are hosting a series of awards (the WRAFTAS) related to author appearances on their podcast and have nominated Erin and I for several, for which we are both thankful and amused! You can get … Continue reading →

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Happy New Year and the State of the Union

Posted on January 5, 2016 by Racheline Maltese

Sorry, political puns. It’s that time of year. We hope you all had a happy and healthy new year! Erin and I were both travelling — her, back and forth to Rochester for the holidays and a wedding, and me … Continue reading →

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New contract – Snare

Posted on December 7, 2015 by Racheline Maltese

We’re pleased to report that Snare, our novella about bureaucracy, NYC as a vampire prison island, and a snowbound Gramercy Park just sold to Torquere Press. Release sometime TBD in 2016! This book is strangely personal for me. I lived on Gramercy Park for … Continue reading →

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