Monthly Archives: November 2012

Wasting Away in Deadsville

Posted on November 30, 2012 by Frank

KT Grant’s Wasting Away in Deadsville, published in 2012, is a short story with a cover girl reminiscent of Underworld’s Selene. Ginny, our heroine, is the last sentient being in Manhattan, and she’s a vampire, bored and lonely. Zombies, it … Continue reading →

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Girls of the Night

Posted on November 29, 2012 by Frank

I have a thing for bisexual female vampires, and indeed female vampires generally, whether straight, lesbian or other. It’s even a major theme in both my novels, with Suzie (lead singer of Suzie and the Monsters) being pansexual, and Hrana … Continue reading →

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Hardcore Lesbian Pornstars

Posted on November 28, 2012 by Frank

Just a short, sweet & sexy story… The first time I met Sanja we were at opposite ends of a long, blue, double-ended dildo. I like to tell people that that was our first kiss, our lips pressed tenderly together … Continue reading →

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Alyth’s erotic dream

Posted on November 27, 2012 by Frank

My friend Alyth has been very quiet for the past week. I assumed this meant Cray had reappeared and was keeping her well… entertained. So I was a little startled last night to see a new photo on Facebook of … Continue reading →

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Blood, Sex and Inhumanity

Posted on November 20, 2012 by Frank

When writing Suzie and the Monsters, I wanted to strip away all the absurdities that go hand-in-hand with so much modern vampire fiction. I didn’t want to write a horror story with an evil monster, but I did want to … Continue reading →

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Alyth and the incubus

Posted on November 19, 2012 by Frank

My friend Alyth arrived unanticipated at my door this morning, looking disheveled and exhausted. ‘Coffee,’ she said, pushing her way inside and kicking off her muddy trainers. ‘Give me coffee.’ By the time I returned from the kitchen, maybe three … Continue reading →

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Alyth’s anger

Posted on November 16, 2012 by Frank

My friend Alyth is not particularly impressed with my last post, saying that it just shows my ignorance of witchcraft and Scottish history, and I dare say she’s correct. ‘Also,’ she added, continuing to scold me, ‘by turning it into … Continue reading →

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Alyth and Artemis

Posted on November 15, 2012 by Frank

My friend Alyth has a bronze figurine of Artemis in her room, a little statuette that I bought for myself on my travels in Greece nearly fifteen years ago, long before I met the Archers. A shared love for the … Continue reading →

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Alyth’s aromantic sister

Posted on November 12, 2012 by Frank

My friend Alyth and I are opposites in so many ways that it’s unlikely our paths would ever have crossed had it not been for Lindsay. Alyth is the youngest of four siblings. Her sister Lindsay is the eldest, ten … Continue reading →

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Alyth’s witch fantasy

Posted on November 11, 2012 by Frank

My friend Alyth, the attractive and alliteratively awkward Alyth Archer, Ally to her close friends – although I do prefer Alyth (from the Gaelic for ‘rocky place’) – is a Scottish lass with a loud voice laced with infectious humour … Continue reading →

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