Woot! I’m in an interview about gay romance in the LA Weekly. I think it’s a rather good one, too. And I LOVE this artwork!!
The article features other authors as well, like James Buchanan and Stephanie Vaughan.
And there’s a picture of me with my pink hair. Ack! LOL
Today I’ve got an interview over at H.A. Caine’s website. (and after a bit of a scheduling glitch, it’s now up) http://cainebooks.wordpress.com/2013/11/20/a-late-night-treat-from-jet/
Check out my post on Elisa’s review blog and earn a chance to win a $10 Loose Id gift certificate
I’ve been featured with a small interview in this week’s 1RomanceEbooks newsletter talking up Bye Bye Skyler, Morgan Hawke and more.
I did an interview with Prism Book Alliance, mostly about Heaven Sent. May be worth checking out (she says coyly). Also, if you check out the main site, they’ve reviewed some of the books as well. http://www.prismbookalliance.com/2016/02/jet-mykles-on-heaven-sent-series-retro-reads-author-spotlight-interview-excerpt/
Oh man, I suck! I totally forgot to post here that I was a guest author on DIK last week. I blame Yaoicon. http://dikladiesrule.blogspot.com/2008/09/guestjet-mykles.html Here’s a link to my guest spot. I would highly suggest looking around. Ally Blue, Laura Baumbach and JL Langley were guests the same week and there’ve been some other fabulous…
Jessewave is being kind enough to feature me as author of the week on her blog, Wednesday, September 17, 2008. http://reviewsbyjessewave.blogspot.com/2008/09/jet-mykles-in-spotlight.html
I thought it was a pretty good article. There are some around the net who think otherwise, as seen in the comments on the online version of the article, but I think it’s generally positive publicity for the genre.
This article is not only informative, but gratifying to see. Everything the article said about why women read m/m romance is true. I dislike the fact that I cannot buy my favorite romance novels in book form anymore, but ebooks will work just fine for me. They’re also easier to hide from prying busybodies than a physical book.