Pleased to announce that my story, A Soldier in the Army of Love, has been accepted by the Lesbian Historic Motif Podcast. This represents my third pro-rate SFF sale and qualifies me for full SFWA membership at last!
Read More Accepted: A Soldier in the Army of LoveOriginally posted on Aradia Publishing:
Geoff Habiger is an author and reviewer who supports other authors in the indie community. Thanks for a great review! Fantasy is probably the most broadly encompassing genre in fiction because you can create so many unique stories in a limitless number of settings. Mix that with the Western genre,…
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