Edited by Blair Mastbaum and Will Fabro. This inspired collection of 18 stories portrays the wide array of perspectives of young gay people - a generation mostly exempt from the pain and hassle of “Coming Out” and more open with their desires and fears than generations past. There are tales of abusing drugs, of living with a ghost in New York City,
By Victor J. Banis, Samantha Kane, George Seaton, Josh Lanyon. This anthology explores military life of our past and present in four gay romantic military stories that will throw you back in time to WWI, WWII, the Vietnam conflict and then bring you back to contemporary times aboard Naval submarines. Four different writers look at love when lives are at their worst and men are at their best, and honour men who chose to serve their country.
By Hank Brooks. Written by a hopeless romantic based on his real-life experiences, the stories collected in this anthology are as heart-warming as they are erotic. Almost all of the stories were inspired by true incidents proving that sometimes, life can be just as romantic and uplifting as a Hollywood movie, while at the same time being sensuously erotic.
Four Erotic-Romance Novellas by Erastes, Chris Smith, Jordan Taylor, and Charlie Cochrane. It’s 1936 and a generation of disaffected youth waits in the space between a war that destroyed many of their friends and family, and a war they know is bound to come. Guy Mason wanders through Italy, bored and restless, and stops at the Hotel Vista, high in the mountains of ...
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An in-depth collection of Russian gay literature - from the classics of the 19th century Golden Age to the erotica of the "New Russia". Thirty authors in over 400 pages of brilliant writing.
A Trilogy by Erastes, Lee Rowan, and Charlie Cochrane . Three stories, six men and for all of them, a love that dare not Speak Its Name. Hard and Fast by Erastes - Major Geoffrey Chaloner is back from the war, possessed of all his limbs but not a wife, a situation his father is determined to change. Demure Emily Pelham is presented as the potential bride-to-be. But Geoffrey is far more intrigued with her moody and baffling cousin, Adam. Gentleman’s Gentleman by Lee Rowan – Lord Robert Scoville seemingly...
By J.L. Langley, Kiernan Kelly, Angela Fiddler, and Dakota Flint. Saddles, spurs, Stetsons . . . and love? Sexy cowboys grab hold of more than a saddle in these entrancing stories from four talented authors of the genre. Kiernan Kelly takes us on an adventurous cattle drive to the Oregon Territory with a greenhorn and an old hand. Angela Fiddler’s retired rodeo men accept each other and the black riders. Two men overcome grief, rebuild a ranch and find love in Dakota Flint’s story.
By Larry-Bob Roberts. “A selection of laugh-out-loud satirical rants that would have made Jonathan Swift proud.” In this series of cultural polemics on an unexpected array of contemporary topics - from mistaken first impressions (‘Presumed Hetero Unless Proven Gay’) to sustainable yet unaffordable underwear (‘Socially Responsible Pants’) to critiques of bourgeois mindsets (‘Middle Class Writer’) - author Larry-Bob Roberts offers hilarious insight into the absurdities of modern life and queer culture. His humorous observations are destined to jostle readers’ complacency and confirm their worst suspicions.
Two stories in one volume The Dickens With Love by Josh Lanyon and An Improper Holiday by K. A. Mitchell.
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By Felice Picano. A collection of short fiction which is a personal homage to the storytellers of the author’s youth, Edgar Allen Poe, E.F. Benson, and H. P. Lovecraft, as well as his acquaintances, Arthur C. Clarke and Harlan Ellison. Thirteen dark tales, eerie, bizarre, and dreamlike, the tales will thrill and disturb, discomfort and titillate, enthrall and leave you wondering. Picano ranges across time and space, from tribal West Africa to the American heartland, to a lab in Venezuela, and a California Highway fifteen years from now.
Edited by Peter Burton . A new collection of short stories, showcasing the rich diversity of contemporary gay interest fiction. Scott Brown’s title story, a disturbing interior monologue by a distressed young man returning to his home in the Middle East, sets the tone for a collection which includes new stories from veteran Francis King, multi-award-winning Ronald Frame and bestselling author Patrick Gale. The stories range from disturbing to humorous, sinister to sweet and exciting to autobiographical.
By Steve Berman. Eleven tales that range from the chilling I’m Your Violence to the surreal Dim Star Descried to the fantastical Firooz and His Brother. Many of the authors included have won awards for their fiction, and their stories seek to press new boundaries of loneliness, loss and love, between men and monster (and those men who happen to be monsters).
