Are there many? If not, why do you think that is?īG: Well, I am sure part of it had to do with the marketability of a gay superhero. I’m assuming that when I say I’ve never seen one with a gay superhero it’s just because I either haven’t read the right ones or I just haven’t been paying attention. He is really good!Įlin: I’m avidly following the development of The Pride a locally written and drawn comic about a whole team of gay superheroes, but I’m not really an aficionado of comic book history. And it looks like he has done some actual comic book covers. I didn’t know who the artist was at first, so I sure looked him up online and wow! Wonderful work! His name is Keith Dolney and he understands comic books. It looks just like a comic book cover, right down to the font they used. Do you know who made it?īG: Isn’t it wonderful! So surprised me, not at all what I thought they would do. Today he is here to talk about his latest release “Meant to Fly” in the Dreamspinner anthology “Men of Steel”.Įlin: Can I just say, BG, what a fantastic cover that is. He publishes with Dreamspinner, Amber Press, Tor, Silver Publishing, and Freaky Fountain Press and has a substantial backlist of contemporary, fantasy and science fiction stories both in anthologies and as stand alones. Thomas, a writer of M/M romance and an unashamed romantic in his own right. My guest today is one of my oldest online friends, B.

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