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Ten tracks recorded live on tour!
Bi Coyote In An R.E.M. Cover Band (Jackson Alley)
The New Kit (Fox) On Bass (Zeb)
Four Guys Living In A Van (Jackson, Matt, Lars, Zeb)
Open Marriage (Jackson)
Ode To Monogamy (Matt, Lars)
You Can't Fly Without A Wingman (Jackson, Matt)
Don't Know Much About Much (Zeb, Jackson)
Hot For Teacher (Zeb, Jackson)
When It All Goes To Hell (Jackson)
Can You Get Where You're Going If You Don't Know The Way? (Jackson, Zeb)
"Losing My Religion" is the story of Jackson Alley, a coyote in an all-male R.E.M. cover band trying his hardest not to grow up. Tours, he feels, are for playing music and taking full advantage of the openness of his marriage, and having a gay wingman usually helped the bisexual coyote get girls. But his wingman is dating their lead singer now, so Jackson's left with the new bassist, an ex-Mormon kit fox named Zeb who might be gay, but knows as little about sex as he does about drinking. So Jackson's going to have to show him the ropes, and hopefully he won't have to learn any pesky life lessons along the way.
Written by Kyell Gold
Cover art and interior illustrations by BlackTeagan
About the author
Kyell Gold took up furry erotica writing after high school, making the team at his small liberal arts college as a walk-on. He was drafted late by Sofawolf and blossomed in the professional league, earning four Ursa Major awards in his first three years as a pro for his novels and short stories. He has since won eight more Ursa Major awards, including one for "In Between," the first Dev and Lee story, one for Out of Position, which also won two Rainbow Awards for gay fiction, and one for Isolation Play, the second Dev and Lee book.
His various online presences are linked from www.kyellgold.com, and you can follow him on Twitter at @KyellGold. In the off-season, he lives in California with his husband.
