If romance still gets unfairly dismissed as a “lesser genre” than other types of fiction, then often tropes are the evidence with which critics love to slam it. A discussion on Bluesky this morning, prompted… Read More »Forbidden love (or, why I can’t stop writing this one romance trope)
If you’ve clicked around my site recently, you might’ve noticed that I’ve revamped the product pages. Each story now has a page of its own: that was moved up my to-do list, so that I… Read More »A new store for PDFs & a free Halloween story
One of the questions I get asked a lot, by readers, is “Hey Alex, where do your ideas come from?” I figured that would be a fun thing to explore in a blog post… Short… Read More »Where do your erotica ideas come from?
I write a mixture of gay erotica and erotic romance, all high-heat. I don’t believe in hiding the sexy stuff behind closed doors!
You’ve probably read it here on my site, or at the end of my books: Please, if you enjoyed the story, leave a review! It can feel like we’re constantly being asked to share an… Read More »Why reviews are so important
It’s September, and I’m excited to say I have a new book coming out very soon! One beta reader told me “people would go feral over this,” so I’ve got high hopes that you’ll enjoy… Read More »‘A Neighborly Seduction’ is all about exhibitionist jocks and found-family
Eagle-eyed readers might have spotted I have a new short story series: it’s called ‘Caught’ and all the books are around the theme of being, well, caught! “The Underwear Aisle” is available now, and there’ll… Read More »What you need to know about ‘Caught,’ my new short story series
I may have said this a dozen or more times before, but hearing from readers is arguably the best part of putting stories online (my email is alexp336@gmail.com). One of the most flattering questions I get… Read More »Where can I find all of Alex’s stories?
Like (I suspect) most writers, I love getting messages from readers. One of the most frequent questions I get asked is “what do the guys in the story look like?” or words to that effect. It’s an… Read More »Hey Alex, what do the guys look like?