Nathan is in love with his best friend Devon, he just hasn’t told him yet. Together they’ve built a raft, on which they plan to sail to a nearby island. A perfect opportunity for Nathan to confess his love, but maybe Devon has other plans. ...more

Phrases like that are commonly heard when discussing gay characters in fiction, but what do they really mean? On the surface they simply mean that the characters gayness is not important to the story, but if you dig a little deeper it has a more subtle and darker undertone. ...more

Joe Palmer, of the Gay League, has just posted a great review of “The Raft and Other Stories“.

François Peneaud just posted a great review of “The Raft and Other Stories” over at his site, The Gay Comics List. Hop on over to his site and check it out.

There is an interview with me on the popular Norwegian website Gaysir.no If you don’t speak Norwegian, you can always try running it through Google Translate.

Open-source software is software where both the source code and the software itself is made available for free. It’s developed by a mix of individuals and companies, and anyone is free to extend, modify and generally improve on it, as long as they make their changes available to others. ...more

Today Blikk, a Norwegian LGBT magazine, published an interview with me on their site. If you can read Norwegian, head over to their site and have a look, if not you can always try Google Translate, though the resulting translation is somewhat mangled. ...more