Greetings, friends! I'm back with a sneak peek from another of my queer book projects, this one a YA novel entitled, The Boy Who Was Kissed. This book involves wholesome queer love triangles, questionable music choices, and grumpy soccer boys dancing on rainbow-bedecked Homecoming floats (or, actually, just one). Venture below for more! (Also, if … Continue reading Sneak Peek: The Boy Who Was Kissed (Queer YA)
Category: Writing
Sneak Peek: Remember Me (Queer YA)
Today, I'm here to offer you another sneak peek into one of my (perhaps too many) ongoing queer-related projects, this one a YA novel tentatively titled Remember Me and unofficially titled Gay Ghost Boys Solve A Mystery. I hadn't actually intended to either (a) write this book, or (b) do it for NaNoWriMo, but on … Continue reading Sneak Peek: Remember Me (Queer YA)
Sneak Peek: Dreamers (Trans YA Novel)
A few months ago over spring break, my roommate went out of town on vacation and I found myself with the apartment to myself (and no classes to teach) for a solid week. I used this time to start work on a story I've been wanting to tell for a long time: Namely, a trans … Continue reading Sneak Peek: Dreamers (Trans YA Novel)
How To Fail At Vegan Cooking
Want to get started down the road to vegan cooking but don't want to be TOO good at it? If your kitchen is way too clean and peaceful and you'd like to incorporate some (potentially) delicious disasters, look no further: This book is for you.
Updates and a haunted purse
For all the die-hard fans out there yearning for news on my doings as of late, I offer you: AN UPDATE.
Pansy Crewe and the Mystery at the Antiques Roadshow
Join Pansy Crewe, Fred Gayne, Tess Darvin, and Brick Brickerson as they solve The Mystery at the Antiques Roadshow! A Nancy Drew parody.
Memoir: June 12, 2009
A short memoir piece of mine about the challenges of being LGBTQ+ in Japan is being featured on the Past-Ten website, an excellent web journal that asks the question, "Where were you on this day ten years ago?" If you feel in need of a short venture into my mental state in 2009, feel free … Continue reading Memoir: June 12, 2009
“Jump” on Flash Fiction Magazine
I've recently had a few short fiction pieces accepted by literary publications, and the first one is live, live, LIVE! You can now find "Jump," a short action piece, on Flash Fiction Magazine's website, direct link here: "Jump," T.J. Baer. If you read it and find yourself overflowing with love and admiration, feel free to … Continue reading “Jump” on Flash Fiction Magazine
Cheap fungus! Spread the word!
In honor of Pride Month, I'm pleased to announce that my first novel, Talking About Fungus, is now available for only 99 cents in Amazon's Kindle Store! Talking About Fungus [Kindle Version] $0.99 __________________________________________________________ Talking About Fungus by T.J. Baer Jamie knows by now that breaking up with a guy is not the end of the world. … Continue reading Cheap fungus! Spread the word!
Tath Matherhorse and the Gentle Kiss of the Wind
Horror of horrors, I just came across the original version of my fantasy novel, penned when I was around fifteen. Sadly, my fifteen-year-old self thought that good writing meant cramming as many adjectives as possible into a single sentence, and likewise thought it was a brilliant idea to name a character "Tath Matherhorse." Actual lines from … Continue reading Tath Matherhorse and the Gentle Kiss of the Wind
New: Not A Love Story
Greetings, friends. Now that the holiday madness and accompanying food coma have subsided, I've returned to post about my latest short story ebook release, on the off chance that anyone is actually reading this sad, neglected little blog. <3 ________________________________________ Not A Love Story by T.J. Baer Devastated over his latest break-up, Jason hides out … Continue reading New: Not A Love Story
News of the good variety
Just wanted to share the (somewhat belated) news that Following Grandpa Jess recently hit the bestseller list over at allromanceebooks.com. Huzzah! The book was also recently featured over on Reviews by Jessewave, and if you're still on the fence about whether or not to buy it, you can find a variety of thoughts on the book on … Continue reading News of the good variety
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