*throws confetti* I dragged my heels on getting the paperback out for “Between the Studs” *hangs head* but I got it done along with “Corked” so they are both available now on Amazon and Barnes & Noble! Just in time for Pride events! Amazon Barnes & Noble Amazon Barnes & Noble Anyone interested in signed copies, please contact me directly at brighamvaughn@gmail.com or send me a PM on Facebook or Twitter. I would be delighted to sign a copy (of any of my books) and send it your

Although I am still working on the paperback for “A Brighter Palette”, I wanted to announce that both Doc Brodie and the Big, Purple Cat Toy and Three Shots are both available in paperback format on Amazon. If you’re interested in signed copies, please email me directly at brighamvaughn@gmail.com. #poly #ThreeShots #signedpaperbacks #bisexual #signedcopies #bookrelease #DocBrodie #paperbacks #gayromance

One of the major projects I’ve been working on lately is releasing my novels in paperback. I had originally planned to release the paperback for “Bully & Exit” last summer, but unfortunately, life got in the way. It was still interfering last fall when I released “Connection” and by the time I did “Trust” I was scrambling to catch up. Unfortunately, even once I got started on the print releases,  it took longer to finish them than I’d hoped. It had been about a year since I l

I had a handful of people ask me about signed copies of the Equals Series paperbacks.  In order to save myself some headaches with keeping track of orders and figuring out shipping costs, I decided to set up an Etsy shop. A billion years ago (or maybe 10-12) I had an Etsy shop where I sold my photography. Etsy’s a whole lot bigger now, so it took me some time to get everything set up, but it’s up and running now.  I’ll be adding a few other items (bookmarks, magnets, etc.) in

I can honestly say formatting and building a paperback was one of the most frustrating experiences of my life. I understand why authors go through publishers and pay formatters oodles of money to do the work for them. It is some of the most fiddly, exasperating work I’ve ever done.  And yet, I’m really glad I did it. I learned an enormous amount, I accomplished something I thought was out of my reach, I pushed through the moments when I wanted to tear out my hair and scream,