Freya Marske’s A Power Unbound is impressive. This is Marske’s third queer historical fantasy romance set in a secret magical society in early 1900s England. Each book has had its own flavor of romance and sex scenes—this time that plot delivers kinky gay erotica. As in her previous entries in the trilogy, Marske delivers a …

Forrest Leo’s The Gentleman is a silly book. It knows it is. It exults in absurdity, delights in mishap, and does an absolute jig around the plot. And why not? We need some silliness right now. Lionel Savage is anything but. More fraidy-cat than king of the jungle and more shy than savage, he’s a …

The last episode of our World of Darkness game is here, and our penultimate off season episode no less!  Will Talia and Nigel catch Jack the Ripper?  Will Madison ever show up again?  All questions will be answered in this, the final episode!  Also we talk about teeth a lot. Your hosts are Ashleigh Shadowbrook …

Dearest Little Scorpions, to make up for missing last week (because certain editors were moving) this week we have two new episodes of our World of Darkness game for you!  GMed by the incomparable Nika, these episodes are real…eye openers.  Let’s just say you won’t look at Brad and Ash the same again. Episode 2 …

For this offseason episode, we welcome Victorian fashion expert (and Steph’s sister) Leslie Kingston to the show!  And kick Brad to the curb so we can talk about boobs a lot.  This episode has many useful tips for ladies like when to get your boobs out in a societally acceptable way, how long to wear …

Here is the second part of our game of Bully Pulpit’s “Fiasco” which we played using a Penny Dreadful playset.  This one features 100% more hilarious servants, and lady bone zones than the previous one. Your hosts are: Ashleigh Shadowbrook (@ShadowbrookAsh), Brad Brockway (@bsquared_yo), Nika Howard (@Nika_howard), Steph Kingston (@StephOKingston), and special guest @eskimomo9 @Dreadthoughts …

People complain that they’re sick of vampires, that they’re overdone or just done, and I can understand that. There have been a lot of (ahem) pale imitations of Stoker and Rice, far more than good and original vampire fiction. But I’ll never really get tired of vampires, the same way I’ll never get tired of dragons …