I am so excited to share that CHUMA SPIRIT eBooks is about to release Taylor Siluwé's short story collection entitled Dancing With The Devil on February 26th. Taylor is an exceptional writer, who deflty uses erotica to craft a meaningful message around homophobia, religion, loneliness, and love. This is certainly a book to be lauded. Let's all support Taylor . . . especially after he stayed up all night into this morning creating his YouTube promotional video for his book.
Below is the synopsis:
The phrase ‘Dancing with the Devil’ evokes images of fiery rituals where witches and demons cavort under the cold moonlight. But that’s science fiction. That’s the sort of craziness that led to innocent people being burned at the stake. In real life however, the expression does mean cavorting with dark forces -- just ones inside our own heads.
Centered around a single protagonist, from Breeding Season where we spy a high school crush gone wild, through Beneath Paradise where sex and salvation’s all-out war leaves a young friendship on the battlefield, to the cautionary tales Pretty Young Gangsters, Dancing With The Devil and When Romeo Wakes, each of which peep into the darkest part of obsession’s needy heart.
This collection of stories deals with those sometimes sexy, sometimes darkly disturbing moments when our inner Devils come out and dance.
Dancing With The Devil can be purchased at ChumaSpiritEBooks.com on Thursday, February 26, 2009.
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Taylor & Chuma! I can't wait! I guess I'll have to knock aside that 3-feet high and climbing pile of unread books that I already have for THIS ONE! Congratulations! It sure sounds intriguing!
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Taylor & Chuma! I can't wait! I guess I'll have to knock aside that 3-feet high and climbing pile of unread books that I already have for THIS ONE! Congratulations! It sure sounds intriguing!
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