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[[African-American|Black]], [[Multi-Cultural|multi-cultural]], and [[Interracial Romance|interracial]] storylines are important in the cycle. [[Inspirational|Religion]] also plays an important role in the cycle. | [[African-American|Black]], [[Multi-Cultural|multi-cultural]], and [[Interracial Romance|interracial]] storylines are important in the cycle. [[Inspirational|Religion]] also plays an important role in the cycle. | ||
| − | Michael's House is currently being serialized by the [[GLBT|gay]] [[Erotic Romance|erotic romance]] magazine [[MAS-Zine]], which has also published two stories from the Eternal Dungeon series. Several stories from the cycle are online. The first novel in the Eternal Dungeon series will be published in | + | Michael's House is currently being serialized by the [[GLBT|gay]] [[Erotic Romance|erotic romance]] magazine [[MAS-Zine]], which has also published two stories from the Eternal Dungeon series. Several stories from the cycle are online. The first novel in the Eternal Dungeon series will be published in 2007. |
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Revision as of 06:56, 14 November 2006
Turn-of-the-Century Toughs is a cycle of historical fantasy novels by Dusk Peterson about disreputable men on the margins of society, and the men and women who love them. The novels are set in a world based on the late Victorian and Edwardian Eras.
The cycle is made up of three novel series: The Eternal Dungeon, Life Prison, and Michael's House. As the titles suggest, the first two series are set in prisons. The third is set in a house of male prostitution.
The stories focus primarily on male friendship and gay romance, although friendship and romance between men and women play a small role in the tales.
Black, multi-cultural, and interracial storylines are important in the cycle. Religion also plays an important role in the cycle.
Michael's House is currently being serialized by the gay erotic romance magazine MAS-Zine, which has also published two stories from the Eternal Dungeon series. Several stories from the cycle are online. The first novel in the Eternal Dungeon series will be published in 2007.
