Embers and Echoes ebook released today
Today I’m thrilled to announce that it’s release day for my latest book, Embers and Echoes, as a stand-alone ebook. Embers and Echoes is second in the four-book Echo [...]
Perth author breaks into the mainstream with gay romance set in the Outback
Perth author Daniel de Lorne’s new male/male romance is out now bringing a gay romance – between a cop and firefighter – to a mainstream audience. Embers and Echoes is [...]
Six things I learnt from writing about a gay firefighter
My book, Embers and Echoes, follows the tense relationship between police officer Ben Fields and firefighter Toby Grimshaw. It’s an unrequited love story set in outback [...]
Echo Springs and Embers and Echoes available for preorder
Exciting news! Echo Springs and Embers and Echoes are now available for preorder. Embers and Echoes is my romantic suspense novella featuring Toby and Ben, and is the second [...]
New book coming soon: Echo Springs
I'm thrilled to announce that I've got a new book coming out in September 2018 as part of a four-part romantic suspense series set in outback Australia. My story [...]
40th Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras
The 40th Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras parade and after-party were held on 3 March. Considering the milestone – and that it’s a good excuse [...]
Australia Voted. So Why Was I Not Happy?
Yesterday the Australian Bureau of Statistics announced the results of the same-sex marriage postal vote survey. 61.6% of those who voted (79.5% of the eligible [...]
It’s All Getting a Bit Much
I’ve received my postal vote survey, filled it in in the affirmative and posted it. Meanwhile, the marriage equality ‘debate’ rages on. I would like to [...]
I Shouldn’t Be Surprised
We've already been married (under Canadian law) for three fucking years. Australia is headed for a postal vote plebiscite on same-sex marriage. I shouldn’t be surprised that [...]
Marriage Equality: Just Vote Already
While we were in Greece, we met up with a few (straight) Aussies and one of them asked my husband and me what we thought of the plebiscite on marriage [...]