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<\/em> — the heroine’s best friend — is gay, and in one of the first scenes in the book Taylor joins her at a protest related to a gay marriage bill in New York State.<\/p>\nMind you, the book is not really political, unless you count poking fun at politicians as “political.” The particular pol that figures in this scene is Bo Valgus, whose biggest mistake was not his position no the issue necessarily but that he wasn’t quick enough to voice support for it during a local radio interview. This being fiction, I also couldn’t miss a chance to take a dig at a certain former state governor :-)<\/p>\n
The DJ had asked his opinion about same-sex marriage and he\u2019d answered \u201cI haven\u2019t had a chance to think about it, to tell the truth.\u201d The idiot. Everyone knew that a same sex marriage would have come to the floor if ex-Governor Eminent Flipzer\u2019s ungovernable hetero sex drives hadn\u2019t led him to disgrace and ruin. Well, if not ruin, then a brief time-out to think about what a bad boy he\u2019d been.<\/p>\n
Overnight, the legislature had become suddenly paranoid about any issue associated with the letters s-e-x.<\/p>\n
And so here they were, to express their chagrin with Bo Valgus.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Anyway, I’m laughing today because only a couple months after self-pubbing the novel, a same-sex marriage bill has now passed in our state.<\/p>\n
My book is already dated!<\/p>\n
lol<\/p>\n
But I really couldn’t be more pleased :-)<\/p>\n
As one of my FB friends posted, it’s a great day to be a New York Stater.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
So this cracks me up. One of my characters in Can Job — the heroine’s best friend — is gay, and in one of the first scenes in the book Taylor joins her at a protest related to a gay … Continue reading