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Jenna Hilary Sinclair

Admit One

"I highly recommend this wonderful, well-written book...." 4.75 Stars out of 5, JesseWave Reviews

"...powerfully compelling story...credible and convincing. This is not your usual M/M romance. It is so much more...." 5.0 Stars from R. Parklane, Amazon Top 500 Reviewer

"Superb writing; brilliant first-person narrative.... A mature, intelligent, earthy love story." ARE Customer Review from MissRed (All Romance eBooks Best Seller)

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About Jenna:

I live in the Great American Southwest, but my mind is usually elsewhere. GLBT Bookshelf knocked on my door this morning and we shared coffeecake. Here’s some of what we talked about:

GLBT Bookshelf: Why do you write?

Jenna: You would start with the hardest question. Because I have something to say, and I want to say it to everybody. Because writing lets me live twice: once in the Real World and once in my characters' worlds. Because writing is like a nicotine addiction but way more fun.

GLBT Bookshelf: But why do you write gay romance?

Jenna:

a) Because gay romance is sexy and beautiful. There’s not enough of either in the world.

b) Because it can be light-hearted or deeply serious, Bridget Jones or War and Peace.

c) Because sometime over the years I learned how to write really hot sex scenes between two men in love, and it would be a sin to waste the talent. (Don’t tell Sister Margaretta.)

d) Because I’m trapped and I don't want to get out!

e) All of the above.

GLBT Bookshelf: What do you write about?

Jenna: Characters I love, one way or the other. I just finished a novel in which I lusted after one character and considered the other a brother. By the end, when they were firmly together, I was quite confused!

Right now I’m interested in contemporary or near-contemporary gay romance, with an occasional science fiction or science fantasy idea floating through my brain. My contemporary work doesn't sugarcoat the difficulties gay men encounter in finding their way through the world.

GLBT Bookshelf: Boxers or briefs? Short stories or novels?

Jenna: Hey! Do you mean me or my characters? My characters so far have been boxer wearers. Is there something deep about that question?

I am a born novel writer, even though the first five pieces Dreamspinner Press has published by me are short stories or novellas. It’s odd how that happened. But I much prefer novels because of the room it gives me to really work with the characters. Look for novels from me over the next few years. Long novels. I can’t shut up. (The novel Admit One should be available from Dreamspinner Press in November 2009.)

GLBT Bookshelf: How long have you been writing?

Jenna: It’s embarrassing to say. Almost nineeteen years now, but it only occurred to me to turn pro in October 2008. I have a lot of catching up to do!

GLBT Bookshelf: What do you believe in?

Jenna: One of my stories says it best:

“He believed in everything Jeff (and Jenna) held dear: honesty, loyalty, effort, intensity, the search for truth and the desire to do good in a capricious universe.”

Yes, I’m really like that.

These stories are currently available from Dreamspinner Press:

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