Author Spotlight: James Weems

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James Weems

MM Comedy, Historical

James Weems is a writer with a unique sense of humor and much experience.

A lifelong writer, he’s written many poems and short stories which have been published.

James is passionate about getting his characters onto the page.

Find him at https://jamesweems.com, Facebook and other social media.

https://www.queeromanceink.com/mbm-book-author/james-weems

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