Love Knows No Bounds
There’s a reason
why my author tagline is Love Knows No Bounds. While society has seen
tremendous changes over the last 10 years, we still have a ways to go.
In my writing, I
don’t necessarily start out to write a M/M or a F/F, or even a ménage. Often, I
let the characters talk to me. Who are they looking for? Who is their love?
From a marketing standpoint, I’ve been told it can cause difficulties. Readers
don’t know what to expect from me. I don’t just write straight M/F or gay
romance.
My argument?
Readers can expect a good love story. That is my primary focus – showing how
two (or sometimes more) find their mate in this great big world we have. And
often it includes some very hot sex.
Anyway, when I
was in high school, only a couple –
of a boy and a girl – was allowed to attend the prom. It’s definitely not 100%,
but I love seeing same-sex couples given the option to attend or even singles.
Hopefully events
such as this one, and continued awareness will bring further change: I see it
even within my own daughters. Many from the next generation bend the sides of
that box, and are breaking out.
Stay strong and
push forward.
Be who you want
to be
Date who you
want to date
Love who you
want to love
Contest: I’m giving away a super-cute rainbow
Mickey keychain. Bought at the resort. Shipping U.S.
only. If you’re international, and win, I’ll substitute a $5 Amazon gift card. To enter, tell me: How have you seen change, and please leave a valid email address. Winner will be chosen randomly by entries, after the hop on May 25.
only. If you’re international, and win, I’ll substitute a $5 Amazon gift card. To enter, tell me: How have you seen change, and please leave a valid email address. Winner will be chosen randomly by entries, after the hop on May 25.
Thank you for
visiting my stop on the tour, and please say hello to the other contributors. Here’s
the main page http://hopagainsthomophobia.blogspot.com, or visit the links
below. The International Day Against Homophobia,
Transphobia and Biphobia is May 17. For more information, visit their
link page: http://dayagainsthomophobia.org/
Until next time.
Louisa Bacio
