There’s not a lot of content out there for readers interested in the worlds and lives of asexuals, their struggle in coming to terms with their sexuality, or understanding how it affects their relationships with their families, friends and prospective mates who encounter them. Coming out of the closet is fine… if you know you’re in one.
Sherlock Holmes is the greatest known asexual protagonist in modern literature. His story is a bit dusty and it doesn’t take us inside a bedroom.
SEETHINGS looks at a troubled marriage that’s stuck between tradition, love, asexuality, feminism and the Church. It’s downloadable and free for a limited time
There are sceptics who believe asexuality doesn’t exist – a psychological issue, most likely a result of prolonged abuse.
Asexual people know the real truth. Asexuality in fiction can help us understand what asexuality is, how it affects human socialization and the chain of events that follows when rejecting this lesser-known sexuality type.
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“Forman’s writing style is artful, with the protagonist Mitchell’s warped thought processes masterfully exposed. The author has a powerful and vivid command of language and his word pictures are stark and disturbingly real.”
– Linda J Bettenay, author of ‘Secrets Mothers Keep’ and ‘Wishes For Starlight’.
Discover more from Michael Forman – Author of Dark Fiction & Drama
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Great post 😁