Fiona Glass
Fiona Glass When she isn't being a pane in the glass, Fiona writes darkly humorous fiction, mostly involving gay characters and almost always with a twist in the tail. Her work has been published in anthologies and magazines (both print and electronic), most recently with Riptide Publishing, Byker Books, Pill Hill Press, Mslexia, The Pygmy Giant, and QueeredFiction. Her second novel, 'Gleams of a Remoter World', a ghost story set on the wild west coast of Ireland, has just been published by Riptide.
Fiona lives in a slate cottage within stone-throwing distance (never a good idea in Glass houses...) of England's largest lake with her husband and a vast collection of books. She enjoys fell-walking, gardening and tai chi, and rarely has her nose far from the pages of a book.
On the Web
- Pane in the Glass - Fiona Glass's website
- Pane in the Glass - writing blog
- Pane in the Glass - Yahoo news group
- Goodreads
- Amazon Author central
Published Work
- "Gleams of a Remoter World" - Riptide Publishing Serving ghosts with the Guinness - bisexual paranormal mystery romance featuring a pair of paranormal investigators researching a ruined church in Ireland.
- "Necessity's Door" - Riptide Publishing A short, darkly humorous novella about a cop working undercover as a male prostitute, and falling for his new lifestyle sink, line and hooker.
- "The Visitor" - QueeredFiction Poignant short story about love following a man through time in the anthology 'Queer Dimensions'.
- "Salad Days" - MLR Press Amusing romp involving two men and a fennel bulb in the charity anthology 'I Do', sold on behalf of the Lambda Legal Fund in aid of marriage equality.
- "Any Means Necessary" - Haworth Press a short, darkly humorous m/m erotic story about bent cops in the anthology 'Men of Mystery'.
Links of Interest
- Riptide Publishing - electronic and print publisher of gltb fiction
- UK M/M romance blog - what it says on the tin!
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