The easiest way to transfer non-Amazon ebooks to your Kindle
Just because you read on a Kindle, doesn’t mean you have to buy Amazon ebooks. Transferring itch.io purchases is surprisingly easy.
Just because you read on a Kindle, doesn’t mean you have to buy Amazon ebooks. Transferring itch.io purchases is surprisingly easy.
One of the most common questions I get is “Hey Alex, which books should I start with?” The answer usually comes down to whether you’re looking for romance, erotica, or something in-between: so, to make… Read More »New ebook discounts and starter packs
B&N ebook search is hiding erotica and spicy titles by default. Here’s how to fix that.
When I released my ‘Caught’ series of short stories last year, it was partly a test of Kindle Unlimited. Amazon’s subscription-based reading service – where you pay a monthly fee, and can read any book… Read More »New places to find my ‘Caught’ series
Occasionally I get messages asking me how I write, or edit, or how I go about releasing ebooks. I’m always happy to give advice, though I always remind them that I’m only a beginner myself,… Read More »How I write, edit & release books
Good news, for those who don’t use Amazon: “Farmed Out“ is now available on Apple Books, itch.io, Smashwords, Kobo, and many other platforms. It’s the story of eighteen-year-old Mason, and the ways he finds to… Read More »More places to find “Farmed Out”
I’ve written a lot of stories, and plenty are available for free. Here are five options from my back catalog to keep you occupied…
It’s fair to say that 2024 was not what I expected it to be…
It’s the moment of truth. The clothes have been shed; the bulging underwear peeled away. Things are about to get hot and heavy. And you might be wondering, as a m/m reader or writer, is… Read More »Let’s Talk Condoms, Lube, and Consent in M/M Romance and Erotica
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)