Same Sex Love in Ancient Literature Quotes
For Pride Month: A collection of quotes from ancient works that unambiguously talk about romantic or erotic attraction to the same sex.
Apollon
Fiction: An Evening for Some Terpsichore (Artemis x Terpsichore x Apollon)
Artemis has admired the Muse of the Dance ever since she was young. When Apollon suggests a threeway, how can she pass up that chance?
Fiction: Hermes and Apollon ‒ The Invention of Wrestling (M/M)
Hermes invents the sport of wrestling to hit on Apollon.
WIP Draft: The Contest
Take a peek at my WIP draft file and see a snapshot of my writing process.
Fiction: The Locks of Phoibos (Admetos / Apollon)
Is the new shepherd in his service really a god among mortals as the rural folk claims? King Admetos isn't sure. But he IS sure he wants him...
New Release: Taken by the Greek Gods – Apollon and Dionysos: Opposites Attract
Golden-haired, orderly and temperate Apollon thinks he doesn't have much in common with his dark-tressed, chaotic and overindulgent half-brother. But there is also a growing attraction...
Review: Fifty Shades of Green: The Judgment of Eric by Andrew Peters
Eric finds himself in the middle of a contest between Apollon and Dionysos - a contest to find out who of the two gods is the better lover...
Does the story deliver on that promise?
Review: "Apollo – Claimed by the Sungod" by Rachel Kinsley
When I decided I wanted to write mythology erotica, I