Monthly Archives: October 2018

FRIENDS INTRODUCE US TO THINGS WE’D NEVER THINK OF

Posted on October 22, 2018 by Gary Garth McCann

When Todd and I have lunch with a friend who lost her husband not long ago, we’ve become accustomed to a wonderful tradition she and her husband began: opening a bottle of champagne for Saturday afternoons. As I sipped champagne … Continue reading →

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IT ISN’T SAFE TO GO BACK INTO THE WATER

Posted on October 16, 2018 by Gary Garth McCann

For my friends who aren’t gay men, it isn’t safe to go back in the water. I have two general readership books in the pipeline, so soon I’ll be out there, swimming around, looking for innocent, unsuspecting readers. (Photo from … Continue reading →

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Could this fellow taking off his shirt be Hardy, of YOUNG AND IN LOVE?

Posted on October 1, 2018 by Gary Garth McCann

I thought of Hardy when I saw this gif of a young guy taking off his shirt. He’s not exactly as I picture Hardy, and he would be Hardy at a younger age than in the novella. But he conveys … Continue reading →

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“HARDY IS REAL AND ADORABLE.”

Posted on October 1, 2018 by Gary Garth McCann

Reviews from Goodreads: “Hardy is real and adorable. Eli is a real trip and Jay and Wyatt are all out sexy. I thought Hardy’s — how do you say – obsession? with his father was oddly tantalizing…I would love to … Continue reading →

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