Several weeks ago we published the e-book version of RJ Nolan’s novel L.A. Metro (2nd edition). Now the paperback is also available on amazon. On this occasion, we interviewed RJ. So, here is the chance for all of her [...]
For all readers wanting to know a bit more about Kim and Jess from L.A. Metro, RJ Nolan wrote a short story and allows us a glimpse into their live before they met. And because RJ is a nice [...]
L.A. Metro by RJ Nolan is finally available as Paperback from amazon.com and will soon be available at amazon.uk as well. It’s going to take a bit more time until it will be available from amazon.de. But at least [...]
Ylva Publishing is happy and proud to announce that Paulette Callen has joined our team. Paulette is the author of Charity, Command of Silence, and Death Can Be Murder. Ylva Publishing will republish Charity in autumn 2013 and make [...]
Werewolves, vampires, ghosts, fairies, djinns, goblins, trolls, witches, brownies, banshees—beings that are not of this world. Or maybe they are… I love Halloween, and I love stories about supernatural beings. I’m a publisher. So why not combine my love [...]
Wow – all in all we had 51 participants in the drawing for Backwards to Oregon. Therefore we decided to not only give away one copy but three. And the winners are: Gova (who wrote a mail to us), [...]
Jae’s popular historical lesbian romance Backwards to Oregon is now available through Smashwords and Amazon. To celebrate the release of Backwards to Oregon’s revised and expanded edition, we’re giving away an e-book copy in a format of your choice [...]
We’re proud to make the second, revised and expanded editon of Jae’s popular historical lesbian novel Backwards to Oregon available as an e-book again. Jae wanted to say a few words to let you know more about this second [...]
Alison Grey’s lesbian erotic novella Hot Line came out as a paperback last week. On this occasion, we interviewed the author and asked her some questions about her writing process. First of all, thank you very much for taking [...]
You might have heard the saying: your first chapter sells your novel, and your last chapter sells your next novel. Even if you write a captivating beginning and an interesting middle, readers will want to hurl your book across [...]