Clancy and Thursday discuss their inspirations and thoughts on their latest release, "Wyatt's Recipes for Wooing Rock Stars".

Wyatt Parker has a good life—he owns his own construction company, his own house, and he eats home-cooked meals every day. But cooking for one while watching the foodie network is more than lonely. When he learns about an upcoming reality show centered on becoming the personal chef for his favorite rock star, Wyatt leaps at the chance to audition. Tully Randolph is the drummer for the band Unusual Potatoes. With a chef for a mom, love of good food runs in the family. When he’s asked to host a cooking competition, he’s all in—especially after he meets Wyatt, who is just the kind of big, hairy guy who gets Tully’s juices flowing. With a heart as big as he is, Wyatt wows Tully with his skills in the kitchen… and in the bedroom. But if their relationship is found out, Wyatt could be drummed out of the competition—and out of Tully’s life. All the ingredients for a happy future are in front of them, and they just need to figure out how to bring everything together.

• Dreamspinner Press
• Amazon
• Kobo
• Barnes & Noble
• All Romance eBooks

Three bisexual authors talk about being bi and the many ways in which bi-sexual identities get erased. Includes detours through women’s sexual disenfranchisement and Out For You/Gay For You tropes, plus a stop at the store for the big jug-o-bi.

Resources and related posts:

• Bisexual.org
• Bisexual Resource Center
• HRC’s Supporting and Caring for Our Bisexual Youth Report
• For You, a blogpost by Nathan Bourgoine
• How to Like Bad Things, a blogpost by KJ Charles
• Bisexual Podcast

Jessica, Clancy, and Thursday discuss the patriarchy, feminism, and men's rights through the prism of Rick Owens's FW16 menswear show.

• The Penis Comes Out on the Parisian Catwalk
• Full-Frontal Male Nudity at the Rick Owens Show
• Walter Van Beirendonck Sends "Stop Racism" Headdresses Down the Runway at Paris Fashion Week

Thursday Euclid interviews Clancy Nacht about her new story Pride and Justice. Find out some of what the author ws thinking when she wrote it, hear her inspirations and other thoughts for her story.

Pride & Justice

A percentage of the earth's population has transformed into surprisingly functional zombies who returned to work the next morning as if they weren't undead monstrosities. Justice Kinkead, officer in an elite zombie fighting force, gets called out when good zombies go bad, putting down the brain cravers and safeguarding the new economy. After several of his partners succumb to unfortunate deaths, Justice figures he'll go it alone...until he's assigned a mysterious and sexy new partner, Merlin Pride, who seems to know more about the zombies' origins than he's letting on.Merlin also seems to sense that Justice needs a good screw, but it's complicated: Justice still lives with his undead ex-boyfriend. Can Justice make peace with his past? And if he does, should he take a chance on a man who may have something to do with destroying civilization as they knew it?

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Clancy Nacht and Thursday Euclid discuss their inspiration for their m/m romantic thriller Gemini. 

Cass Manning is a serial monogamist, grad student, and identical twin to Paul, a drug-addicted prostitute. Fleeing his unfaithful boyfriend, Cass returns to Houston after years away only to be drawn into danger before he's out of the airport.

When Paul dies under suspicious circumstances, Cass must rely on one of Paul's clients, Kilo, a mercenary willing to protect Cass in exchange for favors. Together they have a chance to bring justice to the corrupt heart of Texas's political power structure, but Kilo's mysterious past may tear him from Cass when he needs him most. Even if they outlive their untouchable adversaries, how does a polite academic find lasting love with a soldier of fortune?

Buy your copy of Gemini at these fine e-tailers:

• Loose Id
• Amazon
• All Romance eBooks
• Barnes & Noble

Jessica, Clancy, and Thursday return at long last after a break in which there was open-heart surgery and long-term illnesses. The writers discuss the bumpy road to recovery and what truly matters when the a guarantee of health is stripped away.

Related links:

• Jessica Freely's first FB post after return
• Thursday Euclid's blog post: Trans* healthcare is a tricky beastie
• Michigan pediatrician: God doesn’t want me to treat your baby because you’re lesbians
• Clancy Nacht's long-term migraine issues

Cardiac Arrest Cocktail:

1 oz Jagermeister® herbal liqueur

1 oz vodka

1 oz cranberry juice

2 oz Red Bull® energy drink

Stir ingredients well in a wine goblet, and serve.

Jessica Freely, Clancy Nacht and Thursday Euclid get together with Prism Book Alliance’s Brandilyn Carpenter to discuss the love/hate relationship between writers and reviewers. Their discussion is prompted by the strange case of stalking perpetrated by Kathleen Hale against a Goodreads reviewer. Different thoughts are discussed but everyone takes a bold stance against stalking and that perhaps authors should try to stay out of the discussions of readers.

Related links:

•  'Am I being catfished?' An author confronts her number one online critic
•  Goodreads
•  Patrick Bateman
•  Goodreads Warning
• Oxford Comma by Vampire Weekend

This podcast is brought to you by Martha Stewart’s Pear Rosemary Cocktails and Baconator69 (whom we don’t even know and we’re not sure how he got dragged into this)

Music provided by

Takin Yo Time ( The Wingman Mix )by Loveshadow featuring Brad and Audiotechnica 

Two bisexual women (Clancy Nacht and Jessica Freely) and one transgender man (Thursday Euclid) discuss writing the m/m that they love and how it can be percieved.

Topics discussed:

Bisexual Awareness WeekPuddles Pity Party

Blog post: Organizing the closet with Alaska Thunderfuck and the Walrus

Books: Gemini by Clancy Nacht & Thursday Euclid.

Music provided by Takin Yo Time ( The Wingman Mix ) by Loveshadow featuring Brad and Audiotechnica http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/Loveshadow/14396

My Bi Bliss

1 1/2 oz. gin 1/2 oz. grenadine 1 oz. Creme Yvette Brut Champagne ice cubes

This drink is best served very cold. Chill ingredients ahead of time for best results, and serve in a chilled champagne flute.

Fill cocktail shaker with cubed ice. Add gin, grenadine, and Creme Yvette. Shake vigorously for 15 seconds. Strain into a champagne flute. Top with champagne. Garnish as desired with lemon peel and fresh berries.