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Saturday, April 13, 2019
Excerpt from gay scifi adventure
Saturday, February 16, 2019
More About Why Taldra’s Family is Iroquois
Sunday, February 03, 2019
Who is your favorite character from my books?

Did you relate to the character, or just find the character entertaining in some way? Which would you like to see again? Please post your answer(s) on twitter and include the tag @DuaneSimolke. Visit my twitter profile.
Thursday, January 24, 2019
Other people's insecurities...
Monday, January 21, 2019
Saturday, January 05, 2019
BookBlogger reviews fantasy adventure with strong female lead: "YA fantasy needs more heroines like her."
"I loved Sasha. She was a fierce woman who took no crap from anyone and knew what she wanted. She wouldn't let anyone stop her, or get in her way. I think YA fantasy needs more heroines like her."
Thursday, December 20, 2018
New Gay eBook Delayed
Sunday, October 21, 2018
Now That We’re Grown: A Gay Romance Short Story
After college, they reunite in Dallas as more than friends. Gavin now designs facilities for people with physical challenges. Peter looks for a job to match his business administration degree. The past might destroy their relationship, or their love might change their lives.
MM romance/gay romance. Contains bullying, threats, mild violence, and sexual references.
I’m now revising this gay romance short story. It’s longer than the earlier versions that appeared at NetGalley and elsewhere. I’ll post it in multiple parts at Wattpad. Watch for more scenes there in the months ahead.
Keywords: Gay love, gay romance, MM, gay couples, LGBTQ, Latino, Hispanic, disability, living with disabilities, queer disabled, disabled gay, disabled representation, wheelchair, diversity, bullying, cyberbullying, short stories, fiction, eBooks.
Thursday, September 06, 2018
Free Read: Humor in a Small Town
Permafree!
In this free comedy eBook, a West Texas librarian makes fun of herself and the other people in her town, while writing about her reasons for wanting to lose weight.
Pamela Mae Willard must learn to love herself. Still, she can’t resist laughing about her problems, and about the adventures of the colorful characters in Acorn, Texas.
This irreverent, politically incorrect tale reveals a woman finding joy in life, no matter what happens to her and no matter who mistreats her.
This short story also appears in The Acorn Gathering. Some of its characters also appear in The Acorn Stories.


