Welcome to My World of Words!

Hey there, and welcome to my blog! I’m Jaxon Sevyn, and I’m so excited to have you here. If you love stories that sizzle, romance that stirs the soul, and glimpses behind the scenes of a writer’s life, you’re in the right place.

I write gay erotic romance—mostly short stories—crafted to ignite passion, celebrate love, and explore the beauty of human connection. Whether you’re here for updates on my latest works-in-progress, sneak peeks at upcoming releases, or reflections on the creative journey, I promise to keep things fresh, fun, and full of heart.

Writing is more than just putting words on a page—it’s about creating experiences, stirring emotions, and sharing something meaningful. Through this blog, I’ll bring you along for the ride, offering insights into my creative process, inspirations, and even the occasional behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to bring my stories to life.

I’d love to hear from you! Whether it’s a favorite book you’ve read, a topic you’d like me to explore, or just a quick hello, don’t be shy—drop a comment or connect with me on social media. Let’s make this a space where love, storytelling, and creativity thrive.

Thanks for stopping by—I can’t wait to share this journey with you!

With passion and words,

Jaxon Sevyn

New Short Story Coming Soon: South Shore

Hey, friends! I’m so excited to share a sneak peek at my upcoming short story, South Shore—a summer romance that’s especially close to my heart.

Set against the sun-drenched cliffs and ancient ruins of Cape Sounion, Greece, South Shore tells the story of Anders, a curious and introspective American high school student spending the summer abroad. One fateful afternoon at the Temple of Poseidon, he crosses paths with Eladio, a confident, captivating young Greek man whose magnetic presence turns Anders’s world upside down. What begins as a chance meeting quickly unravels into something far more intense—equal parts lust and longing, with the heady thrill of first love under the Mediterranean sun.

This story was deeply inspired by my own travels through Greece—particularly the southern region of Attica—and yes, a few personal summer romances of my own. There’s something undeniably magical about the blend of ancient history and modern passion that Greece offers. I had such a great time diving into research for this story, revisiting the geography, culture, and mythology of the region to bring the setting vividly to life. Whether it’s a twilight walk among ruins or the salt-slick heat of a seaside kiss, every detail is meant to transport you right there.

South Shore will be available soon exclusively on Kindle Unlimited, and I can’t wait for you to meet Anders and Eladio. Their story is tender, sexy, and unforgettable—everything I love about writing gay erotic romance. If summer had a pulse, I like to think it would sound a lot like the rhythm these two create together.

Stay tuned for the official release date—and if you’ve ever fallen in love abroad, I hope this story speaks to you just as deeply.

With love and wanderlust,

Jaxon Sevyn 💙🌊

The Uniqueness of Being a Male Romance Writer

When people find out I write romance, one of the first things they say—after the polite surprise—goes something like, “Wait, really? You’re a guy?” There’s always a beat of curiosity, maybe even confusion. And honestly, I get it. For a long time, the romance genre has been seen as a women’s world—written by women, for women, about women. But that’s exactly why I find it so thrilling to be part of it.

Being a male romance writer is a bit like crashing a party you were never quite invited to—but once you're there, you realize you belong just as much as anyone else.

A Different Lens

I don’t claim to write better or worse than anyone else in the genre. But I do write differently, and that’s the beauty of it. My lens, my experiences, and my emotional toolkit shape how I tell stories of love, desire, longing, and connection. Whether I’m writing male protagonists, queer romance, or exploring gender dynamics, I bring my own rhythm to the dance.

It’s not about flipping the script—it’s about adding new pages to it.

Bridging Perspectives

I think being a male romance writer gives me a unique opportunity to bridge perspectives. I get to explore the inner worlds of characters—regardless of gender—in a way that often surprises readers. I can challenge tropes from the inside, add nuance to male characters who are more than just brooding billionaires or rugged cowboys, and write love interests who are sensitive, vulnerable, and emotionally rich.

Romance is an emotional genre. It’s about connection, trust, fear, intimacy, joy, heartbreak, hope. None of those feelings are gender-exclusive. And the more voices we bring into the conversation—men, women, non-binary writers—the richer and more real those stories become.

Sometimes It’s an Uphill Climb

That said, it isn’t always smooth sailing. I've had moments where people assumed I couldn’t possibly “get it” because I’m a man. Some industry spaces aren’t quite sure what to make of me. But I've also found that readers care most about the story—how it makes them feel, whether the love feels real, whether the characters stay with them after the last page.

And that's what keeps me writing.

A Love Letter to Love

At the end of the day, that’s what this is: a love letter to love. Romance isn’t just a genre. It’s the heart of every story where people find something meaningful in each other, where walls come down and healing begins. Being a male romance writer allows me to show that love is universal—and storytelling, like romance, belongs to all of us.

So if you’re a guy who wants to write romance, here’s my advice: do it. Bring your voice. Be bold, be heartfelt, be genuine. The genre has room for you. In fact, I think it needs you.

Jaxon Sevyn

The Magic of The Fall: When Characters Realize They're in Love

As a romance writer, there’s a particular thrill I experience when writing the moment when two characters realize they’re falling in love. It’s like catching lightning in a bottle—raw, beautiful, and completely alive. When I’m deep into the creative process, it’s that moment of revelation between them that feels like pure alchemy.

Maybe you know the one I’m talking about. It’s often a quiet moment. Maybe they’re simply talking, teasing each other the way they always do, and something about the way one of them smiles hits differently. Or perhaps they’re touching—hands brushing together or shoulders pressed close—and suddenly, that simple contact feels seismic. It’s the pulse-quickening recognition that this isn’t just a fling or a friendship with some lingering heat—it’s something deeper. Something worth chasing.

For me, as a writer of gay erotic romance, the fun part is peeling back the layers of each man’s vulnerability, desire, and hesitation. Writing queer love stories allows me to explore the different ways men love each other and how they express those feelings. It’s about more than physical attraction (though, let’s be real, that’s part of the fun, too). It’s about trust, connection, and the terrifying yet exhilarating possibility of being truly seen.

Sometimes, that moment of realization is messy and tangled with doubts—especially if one of them is still coming to terms with his own identity or has been hurt before. Other times, it’s blissfully simple, an undeniable moment of “Oh. It’s you.”

And the joy of writing that is addictive. Whether it’s a slow-burn romance that takes chapters upon chapters to reach that point, or a whirlwind love affair that crackles with intensity from the start, that magical moment is always a reward. It’s like reaching the summit of a climb and looking out to see something breathtaking and new.

I’ve found that it’s also one of the most relatable aspects of writing romance. Haven’t we all had that moment in real life? That exquisite panic where your heart catches and you think, This person. It’s them. Even if you don’t know where it’s all going, even if it’s just a glimpse of possibility, it feels like everything.

It’s why I keep writing. Because even when the characters are stubborn and the plot knots itself into a tangled mess, that moment when they fall is always worth it. Every. Single. Time.

I can’t wait to share my latest story with you, where two men find themselves caught off guard by love. Stay tuned—because their journey is just beginning.

Until next time,

Jaxon Sevyn 🌈✍️