
One of the things I hear most often is write what you want to read. I'm glad to hear that's what you're doing. Do you have a publisher in mind for your less erotic work?
A friend, who shares a relationship with me since 7th grade, gave me a publisher in London for The Deer in the Forest. If and when I finish this piece, I will probably try them first, but that is a long ways off. I am committed to rewrite two books and send them to a publisher. The first one, Leather Sweat, Semen and Blood, has too many graphic erotic scenes, but this first delve into paranormal, romance is a powerful story. So I have a publisher in mind. The second book, Passionate Silver Paradise, is a novella, dealing with the problems older gay men face. It is the last sequel to my novel, Catnip…. The first sequel, Pagan Knights of Cambria was actually published a year before the novel. Passionate Silver Paradise has a limited audience, since it is targeting older readers. For this book I have a publisher in mind. Both of these books will have tame erotica when I am finished.
Will your love stories still be M/M focused? Do you have plans to delve in any other pairings? Lesbian subplots perhaps?
I am broadening my fiction to all LGBT people. For instance I had three friends who were in an m/m/m ménage. I have notes from the two surviving members. I would like to explore their relationship, writing a fictional account of their lives. I also have a close transsexual friend, who is close to my heart. I want to ask her if she would mind me writing about her life in a fictional fantasy. She has lived a fun-filled life and has adjusted to her lifestyle comfortably. Her story must be told.
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I will be aiming for longer stories, novellas and novels. The three books I mentioned before are long short stories, actually two novellas and a novel. I want to write poetry again. I find romance is best written from a structured format like a poem. I have all kinds of ideas I am exploring. I just have to find the time.
We will keep watching for all the wonderful new work coming from you. If you have any questions for Pablo, please leave a comment!
Angelica, thank you for hosting me.
ReplyDeleteIt's so nice to see the old Pablo Michaels emerging from what I thought had become an empty shell of the former writer. You know I don't say that to be mean either, just honest as you've loved me for these past years my good friend. I already see that cutting you loose, giving you that push was the best thing I could have ever done for you. Though a good writer of erotica, you're a great writer of romance and you were being stifled by the expectations in the other genre. As your friend and former publisher I'm glad to see the return coming about so quickly!
ReplyDeleteWelcome back, Mr. Michaels.