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Old 02-15-2022, 06:23 PM   #39
ZodWallop
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Sometimes you have to really dig, and not assume what they say about themselves is true. I read a gay mystery romance and the author's first name was Josh so I assumed it was a man. But when I finished it and read the about the author page it was a woman; her web page confirmed that. Just yesterday or the day before there was a freebie on ereaderiq and from looking at the author's page on amazon their icon, avatar, whatever, didn't look like what I would have expected a man to use, but their description there used the male pronoun he. I was still thinking, "hmm, I dunno" so I went to their web page and sure enough it was a woman. I also get the feeling that they're trying to hide their gender when they don't give a first name, just two initials and a last name.
Man, don't I know it. It really shouldn't be so difficult to find and support gay novels by gay authors.
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