The Reviewers/Submit Your Book

If you have a gay historical novel, novella or a short story you would like reviewed by The Team, then email it to erastes at erastes dot com with the subject line: Review Submission

We are happy to review any format, so if you’d rather post a hard copy or point to a site online, then let us know. We’ll organise an address for a hard copy to go to.

Erastes writes smutty short stories and gay historical novels. He has no qualifications to do so, but doesn’t care. He lives on the Norfolk Broads and tells lies about everything.

Hayden Thorne writes gay young adult fiction in the gothic,
historical, and superhero genres. She lives in the San
Francisco Bay Area, where granola reigns supreme.

Lee Benoit writes historical and speculative fiction - hold the het - in an old farmhouse in the wilds of New England.

girluknow has sold a gay historical romantic time travel mystery e-book and is hoping to have the same luck with her second novel, a gay historical romance sans the time travel and mystery. She is currently a blue prisoner in a red state, residing in the most conservative county in Texas, but doesn’t let that stop her from being an enthusiastic heathen with the belief that love transcends everything, even gender. She’s naively optimistic enough to hope that even those people now informing her she’s going to Hell will some day come around to her way of thinking.

Born in Maryland, transplanted west, Karen Field (hyakinthia) is a history major and queer studies student at Northern Arizona University. Possessed of an odd fondness for queer literature and fantasy, some of her favorite books are At Swim, Two Boys by Jamie O’Neill, New Amsterdam by Elizabeth Bear, and The Fall of the Kings by Ellen Kushner and Delia Sherman. Aside from doing the occasional review at Speak Its Name, she also has her own gay history blog at hyakinthia.blogspot.com

Fiona Glass has been creating imaginary worlds for years - worlds driven by two little words, ‘what if’, and by the horde of somewhat unusual characters that reside inside her head. Most of these worlds take the form of short stories, most involve homosexual characters, and most are in the paranormal, fantasy and erotic romance genres. Fiona has also written one novel, Roses in December, a gay erotic ghost story published by Torquere Press, and is currently working on her second novel.