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Launching Queeromance Ink.

January 7, 2017 by scott

Welcome to the new Queeromance Ink site. We’re building a place where romance writers across the LGBTIQA spectrum can share their works, and where readers can find new books to read using all kinds of fields and information that can be difficult to find on other sites. Our site is author, publisher, and affiliate sales supported. We do not sell books directly on queeromanceink.com, but instead, point you to all the places online where you can find them, so you can choose your preferred retailer. The owners of this site are closely involved with the queer romance community. Scott is a romance and sci fi-fantasy writer, and Mark is an … Read more

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