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ANNOUNCEMENT: Revenge of the Brobot – JC calciano

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Revenge of the Brobot

QSFer JC Calciano has a new MM sci fi romance out: Revenge of the Brobot. Cutting edge technology company Hot Bot-y Robotics has created the perfect A.I. sexbot named, ROB (Robot with Organic Body). But when its creator learns that the military wants to reprogram the robot into a state-of-the-art killing machine, he sends ROB out into the world to hide. As fortune would have it, ROB finds sanctuary in the steam room of an old gym where he catches the eye of a swoll stud named, Chase. Can Chase and his steam room bros save ROB’s titanium tush from … Read more

HISTORY: When Gay Sex “Rocked” the World

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An 11,000-year-old pebble believed to be one of the earliest depictions of sex is to go on tour in an LGBTQ themed exhibition. The Ain Sakhri Lovers, a figurine carved from a pebble, will be one of the artefacts shown in a new touring exhibition from the British Museum to celebrate LGBTQ history. As the people depicted in the Ain Sakhri Lovers are ambiguously gendered, the British Museum does not state they are heterosexual and have therefore included the artefact as a potential early representation of gay sex. By Jess Glass – Full Story at Pink news

TV: Steamy Gay Sex Scene in American Horror Story

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Colton Haynes and Billy Eichner treated fans to a steamy gay sex scene on the latest episode of American Horror Story: Cult. Haynes plays Detective Jack Samuels, a cop in a complicated love triangle with Eichner’s character Harrison Wilton. Without giving too much away about the episode, Ally Mayfair-Richards (Sarah Paulson) is investigating a series of strange occurrences in her Harrison’s house. As she breaks into her neighbor’s house, she finds the two caught in the act. pic.twitter.com/DdBZf2snnR — AHS Cult (@ahsfxnews1) October 12, 2017 ‘Why didn’t we see your ass last night?’ By James besanvalle – Full Story at … Read more

Sense8: Trailer Reveals Gay Beach Love Scene

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At the beginning of a week that’s sure to be filled with more strife and disappointing news about Trump and what’s going down in our government, take a little Monday morning vacation with this blissful gay beach scene between Lito and Hernando from Season 2 of Sense8. “There’s nothing more frightening than having a dream come true.” By Andy Towle – Full Story at Towleroad.com

American Gods Gets Gay and Steamy

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American Gods

The series American Gods has aired what some critics have called “the single hottest and most pornographic gay sex scene ever put on mainstream television.” As Towleroad’s Adam Rhodes reported earlier this month, the new series, adapted from Neil Gaiman’s 2001 novel of the same name, tells the story of a battle between old and new gods in an American setting and features a steamy sex scene between Omid Abtahi, who plays a young Muslim man named Salim living in New York, and Mousa Kraish, who plays a spiritual messenger, or jinn, disguised as a taxi driver. By Andy Towle – Full … Read more

MF Sex in MM Speculative Fiction

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Today’s topic comes from QSFer Beth Brock: “Does FF or FM sex have any place in MM sci fi? Always, sometimes, never? And why?” This kinda goes hand in hand with the question – does MM sex have any place in MM sci fi / fantasy / paranormal. And that leads us to the whole romance spec fic vs. “regular”spec fic. They are really two different beasts. My take – MM sex is fine (and expected) in romance spec fic, and other variations should be used if/when they forward the story. In general, in “regular” spec fic (that’s science/magic or … Read more

Why No Gay Sex in Game of Thrones Books?

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I understand that most people watch the HBO series “Game Of Thrones” for its copious and brutal acts of violence and for its regular bouts of carnal exercise. It’s noticeable, however, that this carnal exercise has explicitly been of the heterosexual variety in George R.R. Martin’s books, though that’s not the case on the TV show adapted from the novels. Why might this be?… “Frankly, it is the way I prefer to write fiction because that is the way all of us experience life. You’re seeing me from your viewpoint, you’re not seeing what someone over here is seeing,” Martin … Read more