29 November 2011

Guest of the day: BL Mortica!

Happy Tuesday!

Today, I'm pleased to welcome BL Mortica, author extraordinaire. She's been game enough for a funky interview and has even given us an excerpt. Without further ado:


Welcome aboard! Tell us a little about yourself, please.

BL: I’m BLMorticia, the snarky muse of Sharita Lira. I’m her oldest muse, been with her since she was 19.

What about your latest release?

BL: The latest release is Something Fresh Served Hot, it’s an m/m romantic comedy with a lot of one liners and a little hot sex. It’s basically a story about a homophobe who has some ideas about gay men and gets told by his new boss who has the hots for him.

Ok, let’s get down to the fun stuff. If you were stranded on a lush tropical island, and all of your basic needs were met, what two items would you have with you? What person would be with you? Remember, you’re stuck there for an indefinite period with only each other to occupy the time.

BL: Hmm, oh boy I have to pick just one person? Okay then, I’ll pick favorite model of the moment Daniel Garofali and the two things? Hmm, something that plays music like an IPOD dock and plenty of sex toys like vibes. That might be more than 2 hmm? *laughs* This means there is also an adequate supply of liquor on hand right? O.0

If you could play opposite any of your lead characters, which one would it be and why?

BL: Opposite? It would be Nathan Ellerby from My Lieutenant since he’s the male version of me. We’d really have you laughing. He’s a smartass just like I am.

If you could lead any of your secondary characters, which one would it be and why?

BL: Lead any of my secondary? Not sure what you mean, if you mean play one of them, I’d say, Dalian in my m/f Dream of Dalian story in the All Hallows Eve anthology from Naughty Nights. He’s a vampire, nothing better than being a vamp or with one.

You’re locked in a closet with Johnny Depp, Colin Farrell, Kate Beckinsale, three paperclips and a string. How do you get out?

BL: *laughs* Wow, would I want to leave with Johnny in there and bad boy Colin? I’ll use the paperclip to somehow pick the lock and let her out. Ask me later how I’d use the string. *snicker*

Name five things you can do with a pencil.

BL: Write, draw, use the eraser as a teaser on nipples. (Learned that on the net) 2 more? Hmm, use the end as a teaser on the clit, tip of the cock. *giggles*

Who’s your favorite character from your book(s)? Why? Don’t worry, we won’t tell.

BL: Eh, it is still Nathan as I mentioned above. It will be interesting to write My Lieutenant 2 from Lt. Bryant Duncan’s POV though. He can’t be as snarky unless he’s learned some one liners from Nathan.

Where can we find you around the vast interwebs?

Ok, well me at http://blrawiyaerotica.blogspot.com I also write at Erotic Diaries and I do Wicked Wednesday’s with fellow Rebeler Cassandre Dayne as well as a biweekly Saturday post at Blak Raynes.

What about your books? Where are they being sold at?

BL: Right now I have 2 sole author books, Something Fresh Served Hot and My Lieutenant out and 3 shorts, The Prince and the Penis, I Dream of Dalian, and Cocksuckers Complaint. I have author’s pages at Are and Amazon and the latest book is on Smashwords. My Lieutenant is on Bookstrand and B&N also

Thanks for dropping in! Any last words?

BL: Hmm, well I’d like to thank everyone for being so great to me, the Wicked Snarky muse. The books are doing nicely which means me and Michael can jab at one another a little. *grins* Watch out for more from me in 2012. You Don’t Ask, We Don’t Tell the Series from Rebel Ink and Candyman in the Something New on the Menu Series. Thanks Lindsay for having me!

BIO: BLMorticia considers herself the snarky and wicked side of author Sharita Lira so expect her to tap into the taboo and unleash her fantasies on the world through her words. When not writing, she does biweekly posts at fellow author Blak Rayne’s blog,

She does a biweekly post at http://blakraynebooks.blogspot.com, posts with Rawiya at Erotic Diaries and a feature with fellow Rebel Cassandre Dayne called the Wicked Women Wednesdays.
For more information, please visit, http://www.thelitriad.com and to ask any questions, email srlmort71@gmail.com




Book One
Something Fresh Served Hot
BLMorticia

A gay contemporary comedy which features a Chicago homophobe by the name of Jimmy LaCosta who works at a diner called the Greasy Spoon on the Northside of Chicago near Boys Town. While working, Jimmy meets the incoming manager, Alex Seidling, a young British man who his present boss is hiring to take his place as he retires. 

After the initial meeting in which Jimmy feels uncomfortable with Alex's stares, Jimmy cultivates a friendship with Alex which develops into something totally different than he himself expects. This shocks him and he tries to fight it but because of his growing feelings he decides to pursue it despite all of what he has been taught.

Will he do what his body wants? Will Alex accept his advances even though he will soon become Jimmy’s boss?

Excerpt PG

Later on in the day, I was making my way to the john when I noticed Alex sitting down in George’s office looking over some papers. I was on my way out of the place since my shift was over and my hot night with Zena was in the next hour.

When we exchanged glances, he waved his hand at me. “Jimmy, hey, can you step inside a moment, please?”

I exhaled before going into the small space and closed the door behind me. I had been in George’s office a little too many times for my taste so needless to say, when I went in I was a little nervous about talking to the new boss to be in here.

Still, I thought this to be the perfect time to let Mr. Seidling know my boat doesn’t float that way. Once I got in, I sat in the wooden chair in front of the desk.

“Hey, Jimmy. I was just looking over some things and it seems like you’re in need of a raise my friend. How could you just let George stiff you all these years?” Alex shook his head while still glancing at the large sheet of paper.

I cocked an eyebrow. He was definitely right about this observation.

Okay, maybe he ain’t so bad after all.

I ran my hand though my brown mane. “Well, I need the job and um…well, I make okay money, or…”

“No you don’t, Jimmy,” he interrupted. “At the last restaurant I managed, the top cook was making twenty-two bucks an hour. The owner felt it was necessary to pay him well because he kept the customers happy. Not to mention, he was quick, polite…”

I cut him off. “Wait, did you just say twenty-two dollars, an hour?”

Alex chuckled, “Yeah man. You’re only making fourteen. Dude, seriously, you’re getting robbed, yeah. I’ll make sure I let George know he should raise you up to at least eighteen effective immediately.”

My eyes bulged when he said that number. I was trying to keep my excitement in but I couldn’t help it. All the things I could do with making eighteen dollars an hour. A new car, a better apartment than the rat hole I was staying in, and damn, some better clothes. I may be a cook but I like to look good when I step out with the ladies.

“Gods Jimmy, I cannot believe George mimics the guy on that cartoon, what’s his name?” He looked up at the ceiling and snapped his fingers.

I laughed when I thought of my favorite show other than Sportscenter. “Spongebob and you’re talking about Krabs…he’s a tight wad.”

Alex giggled and placed the papers on the furniture in front of him. He locked his eyes with mine, making me a tad uncomfortable. “That show is hilarious.”

We shared a laugh and even though we seemed to be getting along great I had to remember why I was here.

Man, I did come in here to tell him something…oh yeah…

I nodded, “Yep, it’s full of laughs. Hey…um Alex…I was uh, noticing the eye you were giving me earlier.”

Alex raised an eyebrow and smirked. “Yeah?”

Suddenly, I froze. As much as I wanted to tell him to stop staring me down like a piece of meat, I thought twice about how to phrase it, especially since the guy told me that he’d be telling George to give me a four dollar raise. I sighed. “Um, yeah dude, was there a reason why you were looking at me like that?”

Alex smacked his lips together and rolled his eyes. “Oh Jimmy let’s not play games here. You know I was checkin’ you out and don’t tell me that you don’t go that way because I really don’t care that you do. Besides, it’s nothing wrong with looking. Just because I’m taking a gander at your tight fitting jeans to go along with the snug, black tee shirt that you have on, it doesn’t necessarily mean I want you.”

I leaned back in my chair and turned up my lip. “Oh yeah, then what would you call it?” I crossed my legs. I had to hear this.

“Well Jimmy consider this, when you look at a tasty dish that catches your eye on a menu does that mean you have to order it? And, in your terms, being the macho heterosexual that you are, do you go after every girl you see walking by? Maybe you do. Let’s just stick to the first example, yeah?”

This guy’s a card.

It was true what he was saying but then after he completed his sentence, I wondered why he didn’t want me. “Well damn, why don’t you find me attractive?”

“Oh Jimmy, I didn’t say that. I just don’t see why I should order you at this time. There are plenty of obvious reasons. The most important being that you’re so fucking manly it hurts. I can tell just by the way you walked in here that you’re trying way too hard to be a man.” Alex leaned back in his chair with a smug look on his face.

“What? That doesn’t make any sense.” I stuffed my hands in my pockets and looked at him sideways.

“Fuck Jimmy, when we were in the kitchen you weren’t wearing any mitts or using a towel to get hot buns out of the oven. Why? Because you think it might show you as weak. You’re probably one of those who watches sports shows, drinks beer, and puts your hand down your pants while scratching your balls with your legs wide open, just because you think that’s manly.” He put his hands up, signaling quotes. “Ugh, I know you’re your type, Jimmy LaCosta. The name fits you too, Italian American, yeah?”

What the fuck, why did he just read me like a book?

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5 comments:

S.Lira said...

TY Lindsay for having me!

Tessa said...

Ahhh I love all the different muses, I definitely have to agree though, no desert island is complete without a hot man and a supply of alcohol. I don't mind brewing it mmmmm coconut rum....

S.Lira said...

lOL Thanks Tessa

Did you see my hottie? Do I know how to pick em? DO I??

:D

I thank you for dropping in!

Tessa said...

*dribbles* ahem. Errr, oh yes he is rather delicious *wipes mouth with sleeve* now... Where was I? * hypnotised by hot man*

Penny said...

Wow what a fantastic interview and now I know I have to raid the pencil cases for pencils with erasers on the end *wicked grin* learn something new every day lol

*bites n kisses*