I’m wanted to draw your attention toย the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia which is on May 17th). Here’s the link to find out more about this special and important day. http://dayagainsthomophobia.org/
Obviously, as an author of m/m romance, this cause is something dear to my heart. I believe we should recognise and celebrate our differences. Love between two people should be welcomed and embraced. By writing and sharing my stories, I hope more people will open their eyes to the beauty of a relationship between two men. Myย stories – and stories by other authors, whether the characters are gay men or women, trans, bisexual, or any other colour of the rainbow – encourageย understanding and acceptance of our uniqueness. After all, we are all human and love is love, whatever forms it takes. There can never be too much love. <3
Have you read a m/m romance? I hope you have. If not, I’d like to encourage you to pick up a book. You’ll probably be surprised at the wonderful stories available. If you’re already a fan of m/m, or f/f, or any other combination, it’d be great if you’d share. Let’s introduce more people to the genre we love and spread the message that everyone deserves their happy ever after.
To help share the love, I’m giving away a eBook copy of one of my books. Just leave a comment on this blog post, letting me know if you read LGBT stories. I’ll also need your email address. I’ll draw a random winner after May 24th.
Check out the website to find out more information about this great blog hop initiative and get details of the other participants. Click here.
There are many participants in the blog hop, all of them sharing important messages and offering up some great prizes. It’s well worth a visit to each site. Sharing the message is also appreciated.
Happy reading and thanks for your support,
Nic <3
I’ve been reading LGBT books for over three years now. I actually prefer them over M/F. ๐
npat78@yahoo.com
Me too, Trish ๐
I’ve been reading m/m for nearly five years now, including bi and trans stories ๐
I’d love you to recommend some trans stories if you have time, Lily. This is an area where I haven’t read much.
Theo Fenraven’s Transgression is great.
I’ve been reading m/m for about 4 years and I love them. I’ve been reading romance for 35 years and I find m/m to be the most romantic genre. ๐
I read mostly M/M romance at this point. I haven’t read any F/F romance yet.
Yes I have! ๐
Beeheeley(@)gmail(.com)
Been reading mm romance for over thirty years and now I write it.
I got into m/m romance through slash fandom, as did so many people. I admit to being a bit of a f/f virgin though, and will take any recs with gratitude!
I read a lot of MM stories. Not sure when I started. I gt FF stories for my daughter.
I mostly read m/m books i discoverd them about a year ago and was hooked somehow the characters are more appealing to me ๐
Tanks for this post and the giveaway ๐
I have been reading LGBT books for 3yrs… I find them to be more real, and emotional then M/F
I started reading M/M approximately a year ago and now it accounts for easily 75% of the books I read. Thanks for the offer (annmarief115 gmail com)
I not only read LGBT stories, I write them ๐
kimberlyFDR@yahoo.com
The first M/M book I read was on a free website called Literotica about 5 yrs ago. It prompted me to try my hand at writing M/M there. That led me to DsP later lol. Now, all I read is M/M.
~M
nomoretears00 at hotmail dot com
I not only read MM romances, I also write them. I truly believe that love or even just attraction between 2 people shouldn’t matter the gender. It’s about feelings and being true to themselves.
I started reading “slash” fanfics and followed many of the authors into the world of published M/M works. I enjoy the genre much more than M/F, I think I have maybe read only 4 or 5 non-M/M stories over the last 2 years. I average about 2 1/2 books per week. That’s a lot of M/M romance. ๐
flutterfli01 (at) yahoo (dot) com
I’ve been reading mostly M/M for the past few years. There are so many talented authors in this genre! ๐
I too have been reading M/M works for the past couple of years. Once I started it could not go back. /I have so many favorite authors. Thank you for this opportunity. ree.dee.2014 at gmail.com
Wow! I’ve just been reading through these comments. We sure have a lot of years of reading gay romance if we add everyone up! ๐
I’ve been reading M/M since around 2006 there weren’t many about then so it was wonderful to discover new sites and authors. Willa Okati’s book “42 days” was my first M/M book that I read I don’t think it’s available any more.
ShirleyAnn(at)speakman40(dot)freeserve(dot)co(dot)uk
I read only LGBT books now. I used to read some M/F books before as well, but I’ve left that behind over a year ago. I’ve been reading LGBT books for many years though.
jczlapin@gmail.com
M/M stories are my favorites, because the romance arcs are so much less predictable, and the men are more nuanced!
vitajex(at)Aol(Dot)com
I’ve been reading only m/m fiction for several years now and before I switched over to m/m fiction I was reading yaoi for several years. The stories just called to me more than those in other genres.
humhumbum AT yahoo DOT com
I read it and write it. ๐ While M/M is my passion, I like to write and read about genderqueer and fluid characters, and explore asexuality. Thank you for posting, Nic! xo, Participant #91 avsandersarchive @ gmail
I have been reading MM for about 4 yrs now. Whilst not exclusively, it is 80% of my reading.
Thanks to all you great authors!!!
Littlesuze at hotmail.com
I’ve been reading M/M for almost 2 years….its pretty much the only genre I read now
leetee2007(at)hotmail(dot)com
not often
bn100candg at hotmail dot com
Found M/M a while back and fell in love! I have branched out from that comfort zone to include various letters we are supporting in this hop since then. Love is love, period!
sionedkla@gmail.com
I’ve been reading m/m books for years now and I hardly ever read m/f books.
sstrode at scrtc dot com
Hi Nic <3 I am a happy reader of most genres and I think I have read books that feature gay characters since I was young, but most of those were fantasy novels. More recently, since a lot the books are ebook format, I think I read more MM titles than ever. But I also enjoy LGBTQ fanfic and original free fiction, as I have found a lot of these authors end up publishing their own work and its nice to follow an author through their writing career and buy their books.
Thank you for a chance to win of your books and for being part of this blog hop. slholland22 {at} hotmail {dot} com
Thanks to everyone for your comments. It made for really interesting reading! The lucky winner of the random draw was HN100. Congratulations, HN100! I’ve sent you an email to arrange getting your eBook to you. Nic ๐