Morgan Calloway was missing for four months, presumed dead;, until a twist of fate led to him being found and rushed to the hospital. He was in a bad shape in every way imaginable- —couldn'’t even stand to look at his brother or be in the light. No one could tell the full extent of what had happened to him. His voice seemed to have been stolen away. Jacob Calloway never stopped looking for his brother, not once. A part of him knew that Morgan wasn'’t dead, and he was determined to find him and bring him home safely. When Morgan was found, though, Jacob'’s elation quickly turned to horror when he saw the brother who could not look at him, could not be in light, could not even speak. Caelean Addars was good at his job;, better than good. A phone call from a frantic man brought him into the lives of the Calloway brothers, and he met Morgan, the broken man who needed his special brand of care and, more than that, needed someone to help him find his voice.

Jerry Foley was only three years old when his mother left him on his aunt’s doorstep; he never saw his mother again. Although he grew up in an orphanage, Jerry’s life began when he enlisted in the Army in 1941. Released from service in 1944, Jerry relocates to New York City and becomes a motorcycle policeman and later a detective in vice. What sets Jerry apart is his ability to lead men and an unquenchable appetite for alcohol. On one of his nightly forays into Tony’s Place, owned by Tony Castaldo, Jerry meets Brian McHugh. Jerry, although intrigued by this fellow, is instantly uncomfortable around him when he learns he is a hair stylist. He assumes all hairstylists are faggots. Unfortunately for Brian he holds a secret desire for Jerry. Their lives become interwoven with Eleanor, a lovely Titian-haired young widow and Edith, a voluptuous blond; who work with Brian in an elegant salon owned by Cleo, a very savvy business woman. She has a wealthy lover who keeps her in luxury. Jerry has a detective partner who is married and in a loving marriage with Lucille; there are vain attempts to lead Jerry into marriage. He is very contented living with Nora, a widow he befriended when doing her a kindness seeing her home and eventually moving into her home and her heart. She had never had a child and he became a loving son. They are all woven together into each other’s lives and though ordinary people; the passion and drama bring out the worst and the best in each of them.

A Taste of Respect is an erotic gay comedy about a thirty-two-year-old African American self-made multimillionaire who is coming to terms with his homosexuality. His name is Thaddeus Hanson Richards II, and he decides to pursue his dream of owning his own private school. Richards is Roman Catholic and decides to buy a Canadian Catholic boys’ boarding school on the verge of closing 120 years after it opened. He also buys the counterpart girls’ school. Richards gets lots of support from family, religious leaders, and parents of the students. But in the beginning, he has little support from the male students while the female students adore him. The male students play constant pranks and give Richards a very hard time, so much so he decides to fight back and initiate a few pranks of his own. Richards’s pranks remind him of his youth, when he and his buddies played a prank or two on people. Both schools are predominantly white, with Richards being black, he gets quite a bit of disrespect from the Caucasian boys. While Richards struggles to earn a taste of respect from the boys, he discovers the secret one of the misbehaving boys has been keeping for years, since the age of five. Now fourteen, the boy yearns to tell the secret and trusts no one—that is, until the new owner, Richards, shows up. Unsure how to get Richards’s attention, the boy begins playing very irritating pranks. When the secret comes out, it nearly gets someone killed. And now a taste of respect eventually evolves into a four course meal.

Tales of Greece is an arousing, refreshingly human account of a young man's sexploits during the last weeks of his stay in Greece.

Written as a Travel Log primarily for men who like to have sex with men ... cocktocock. This collection of stories is partly my response to the dearth of entertaining or fun treatments of sex among men ... especially gay men ... available in erotic writing and videos. The gay cultural concept that sex, as an integral part of our identity, should be 'codified' in order to reaffirm that identity, leads some to the misconception that sex must be taken seriously. Serious sexual consumerism. This erotic fiction frees us from such external baggage and celebrates the essentially raunchy and improvisational aspects to one off sexual interactions amongst men.

It has become fashionable of late for erotic fiction to focus on 'hard sex' ... writers making sexual pantomime from what they perceive as 'core gay fetishes'. Here, observing a young man as he is caught in a whirlwind of sexual attention, human touch replaces overt fetishism. By recounting the intuitive, sensual aspects of this slice of time, larger than life sexual events are supplanted by instinctively horny, human, male-to-male encounters.

Tales of Greece is part of a series of books you can read celebrating non-anal sex among men. Enjoy ... there's more to come!

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Cocktocock Stories Volume 2 comprises twelve erotic tales horny, vibrant, orgasmic accounts of fulfilling sex between men cock2cock. These lightening strike sexual entanglements are recounted by a storyteller who reveals an obvious kinship with his subjects. Through slice of life scenarios, sex and lovemaking is proudly painted onto the page in human terms the poignant is not shunned. Sex as an existential impact event, forms the core of this erotic fiction. Man to man... male2male dick2dick encounters that bypass contemporary sex role preconceptions and notions of multiple, disposable sexual transactions.

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Cocktocock: One Offs is a collection of short stories pasted into a collage of explicit narratives pulsing with the vivid representations of lived lust. As the storyteller passes trough varied male or masculine vicinities, either as a character or eloquent raconteur, he emotes in layered textual images and impressions, an aphrodisiac source in the raw excitement of unlooked for male2male sexual encounters.... One Offs.

Extraordinary sexual events, in everyday, even workday spaces have become common currency for lusty myths and fantasies. Similarly; Construction men, Military guys, Wrestlers, Cowboys, these masculinities are not an uncommon theme in contemporary gay erotic fiction. Here, cocktocock scenarios elucidate sex among and with said types...revealing a pact of physical permissions, an acknowledgment of mutual desire, reassurance before a bold step... no guarantee of mutual satisfaction... and some degree of danger.

2005, cocktocock sex is placed firmly in the realm of the possible, observable and desirable for many gay identified men. For men who sometimes like sex with men...a conceivable foray into homo Eros. Cocktocock throbs with auto suggestion to males who come across it... recognize a way of knowing in the written sign... intuit through the spoken expression powerful chords of latent desire... to others it reveals the distinctiveness of their sexual outlook.

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This fictional work tells the story of a unique and lasting bond that develops between three individuals from very different backgrounds, whose worlds collide in Manchester, England in the late 1980's. Although set mainly in Manchester, London and Nassau, Bahamas, pivotal parts of the story are set in Los Angeles, California and New York City.

Stephen Taylor is a young West Indian man who tries to loosen the shackles of a small town upbringing when he moves to England to attend university. He is troubled by the guilt that stems from his inability to accept his homosexuality and does everything in his power to hide from himself. Despite developing a powerful bond with Suresh Patel, a young, gay British man of Indian extraction and Tanya Collings, a troubled Canadian young woman, Stephen eventually returns to The Bahamas, where old demons resurface to haunt him. His path to self-discovery is fraught with challenges, which include a nervous collapse, a loveless marriage and the rejection of the man he truly loves. Ultimately, however, he finds redemption - and himself.

Tanya Collings is a young Canadian woman who has endured unfathomable physical and sexual abuse at the hands of her parents. She meets Stephen and Suresh soon after escaping to England and develops a special bond with them that ultimately helps her to heal her damaged life. Although she generally distrusts all men, with the exception of her friends Stephen and Suresh, she eventually meets Michael Rouse, a young Englishman with whom she falls in love and finally marries.

Suresh Patel is a brash (often coarse), self-assured British man of Indian parentage who is aware of his homosexuality from an early age, and accepts it completely. He moves to Manchester, after being rejected by his family and suffering a succession of tragedies. Suresh is the glue that holds the story together, providing a source of strength for Tanya and Stephen despite the challenges that he himself faces.

Ultimately, the story is one of hope, of how the power of love helps three very damaged people heal their lives - and those of the friends who come to mean more than family. It is a story that transcends the boundaries of race, colour, class and sexual preference and will likely appeal to men and women everywhere who have had to grapple with issues of incest, sexual and physical abuse, bisexuality, homosexuality, violence and AIDS. In the author's view, the story is particularly pertinent to the current international debate on issues surrounding gay relationships. In the United States, the catalyst for the current discussion has been the subject of marriage between same-sex partners; but at its foundation, the matter is far more complex than that. Cultural and religious taboos, intolerance and ignorance are all a part of the current global pre-occupation with gay, bisexual and trans-gendered persons and these are all subjects that are explored and debated in When Worlds Collide.

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Nathan Black had two great loves: Jason Leonard and himself. The former was taken from him by a sniper's bullet in Belfast, a deed for which he would exact unparalleled retribution. Driven by rage and his own thirst for revenge, he sets out on a quest of brutality never before witnessed in the beleaguered province of Ulster. By murdering the families of known terrorists, his intent was to make those responsible for Jason's death understand what it really feels like to lose the only thing that one has ever loved.

A series of barbaric murders holds the enclave in a grip of terror unequalled in its troubled history. With the local constabulary seemingly clueless and the murders becoming more frequent, the heads of both warring factions agree to a cease-fire. In an unprecedented move, they decide to unite two of their most accomplished operatives. Their goal is the apprehension of the killer known as the Preacher.

Can two sworn enemies put their differences aside for the common good? Or would hundreds of years of bigotry stand in their way? With the knowledge that either man could betray his trust, they set out on the arduous task. Their mission sets them on a collision course with the most feared man in Ireland.

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A Taste of Respect is an erotic gay comedy about a thirty-two-year-old African American self-made multimillionaire who is coming to terms with his homosexuality. His name is Thaddeus Hanson Richards II, and he decides to pursue his dream of owning his own private school. Richards is Roman Catholic and decides to buy a Canadian Catholic boys’ boarding school on the verge of closing 120 years after it opened. He also buys the counterpart girls’ school. Richards gets lots of support from family, religious leaders, and parents of the students. But in the beginning, he has little support from the male students while the female students adore him. The male students play constant pranks and give Richards a very hard time, so much so he decides to fight back and initiate a few pranks of his own. Richards’s pranks remind him of his youth, when he and his buddies played a prank or two on people. Both schools are predominantly white, with Richards being black, he gets quite a bit of disrespect from the Caucasian boys. While Richards struggles to earn a taste of respect from the boys, he discovers the secret one of the misbehaving boys has been keeping for years, since the age of five. Now fourteen, the boy yearns to tell the secret and trusts no one—that is, until the new owner, Richards, shows up. Unsure how to get Richards’s attention, the boy begins playing very irritating pranks. When the secret comes out, it nearly gets someone killed. And now a taste of respect eventually evolves into a four course meal.

A Taste of Respect is an erotic gay comedy about a thirty-two-year-old African American self-made multimillionaire who is coming to terms with his homosexuality. His name is Thaddeus Hanson Richards II, and he decides to pursue his dream of owning his own private school. Richards is Roman Catholic and decides to buy a Canadian Catholic boys’ boarding school on the verge of closing 120 years after it opened. He also buys the counterpart girls’ school. Richards gets lots of support from family, religious leaders, and parents of the students. But in the beginning, he has little support from the male students while the female students adore him. The male students play constant pranks and give Richards a very hard time, so much so he decides to fight back and initiate a few pranks of his own. Richards’s pranks remind him of his youth, when he and his buddies played a prank or two on people. Both schools are predominantly white, with Richards being black, he gets quite a bit of disrespect from the Caucasian boys. While Richards struggles to earn a taste of respect from the boys, he discovers the secret one of the misbehaving boys has been keeping for years, since the age of five. Now fourteen, the boy yearns to tell the secret and trusts no one—that is, until the new owner, Richards, shows up. Unsure how to get Richards’s attention, the boy begins playing very irritating pranks. When the secret comes out, it nearly gets someone killed. And now a taste of respect eventually evolves into a four course meal.

Drowned World introduces Scott Riley, an ordinary Saskatchewan high school student not only determined to make his mark by writing for Erindale High’s newspaper, but also by making the school basketball team. He ends up becoming friends with Jeremy, the jock who not only is impressed by the story that Scott recently wrote for the paper, but also is willing to help him with his aspirations on the basketball court. Scott is invited to a massive rave called Motion by Nicole, one of Scott’s closest friends and the most popular girl in school. He agrees to go with her and discovers Jeremy there as well, realizing that they share more then just science class and hoop dreams. By the end of the party, they begin to set in motion the events that will change both of their lives forever. Drowned World is Scott’s heartbreaking and exciting story about coming out, lost love and friendship, and being found by both all over again. It is also the first book to also introduce the characters in Scott’s world that would join him for the ride throughout and beyond. A snapshot of queer love in the age of sex, drugs, and techno.

THE COLLECTED WORKS OF CHRISTOPHER PAW THIS IS THE MOST COMPLETE COLLECTION OF THE WORK OF THE LATE CHROPTOPHER PAW, WRITER, 1967-2004.BORN IN ESTEVAN, SASKATCHEWAN, FROM MARITIME PARENTS, HE MOVED EAST AT A RELATIVELY YOUNG AGE, GROWING UP IN SARNIA, ONTARIO. AS A TEENAGER, HE MOVED TO MONTREAL, QUEBEC, AND FINALLY TO TORONTO, ONTARIO, IN THE EARLY 90S. HE WROTE FROM A YOUNG AGE, BUT THE BULK OF HIS EXISTING WORK WAS PRODUCED DURING HIS YEARS IN TORONTO. THIS IS THE CUMULATION OF ALL HIS YEARS OF WRITING INCLUDING PUBLISHED AND UNPUBLISHED WORK THAT WERE RETRIEVED FROM HIS ELECTRONIC AND HARDCOPY FILES. HIS WORK IS FASHIONABLE AND URBAN, REFLECTING HIS UNIQUE STYLE AND HIS LIFESTYLE IN THE CLUBS OF MONTREAL IN THE LATE 80S, EVOLVING TO A MORE MATURE SENSIBILITY IN TORONTO THROUGHOUT THE 90S. HIS MOST SUCCESSFUL PERIOD OCCURRED IN THE LATTER HALF OF THE 90S WITH HIS FREQUENT SHORT STORIES IN GAY AND LITERARY MAGAZINES AND A ONCE WELL-KNOWN ONE-ACT PLAY, "THE LIVING BREATHING WILL". IN ADDITION TO HIS PUBLISHED WORK, CHRISTOPHER CREATED A VAST AMOUNT OF UNPUBLISHED WORK INCLUDING NOVELS, PLAYS, SHORT STORIES, POETRY AND SEVERAL UNFINISHED WORKS. THIS COLLECTION IS FOR THE ONES HE LEFT BEHIND TO READ AND REMEMBER, AND FOR ALL TO ENJOY.

Mayatenango is a fictional historical novel that takes place during the civil war in Central America in the 1980's. As a young and intrepid reporter, Marco Julio Carrasco, is whirled by the winds of fate to the land of the Mayas. A tropical paradise in the mist of a civil war. The novel reflects the painful journey forced upon this young man who is made to choose between good and evil. His future prophesized by a witch, a mayan priest and an opressed people, all who believed he had been their prince during the Spanish conquest of the Mayas. They, the people of Corn, have waited over five hundred years for him to deliver them from this Season of Darkness. Powerful magic and dark forces converge on his quiet life. He encounters two women: one will change him forever, the other, guided by the powers of the underworld, will cause his destruction. It is a dangerous configuration. Our hero comes face to face with a love that transcends time itself and unwittingly discovers that this love will be his biggest challenge. Marco Julio is compelled to travel to the underworld to rescue his beloved and face the many lives he has lived. He meets a Greek Goddess who knows the truth about their origin and has the answers on how to save his beloved from Hades himself. He realizes that they have been pawns in a struggle for their souls by the Greek gods trapped in the stars and in the underworld. Mayatenango is an insightful and profoundly caring novel and tells the story of one man who is destined to encounter a journey of great love and immense tragedy…Aguilar's empathy and insight will move you deeply.

Having been away at a private school for the past three years, Ronny Cohen is starting his senior year of high school at Dickson County High. However, because of his sexual preference, he is living as a foreigner in his own home. He befriends a young man named Kurt, but Ronny keeps his sexual preferences secret. Can Ronny tell Kurt his true feelings or will his confession of love change the dynamic of their friendship forever?

In the science fiction adventure The Bandit and His King, Oteph Black and a family of sentient telepaths are on a peaceful mission to slowly conquer the galaxy.

Oteph becomes the legitimate ruler of a quasi-civilized race of mongrel space travelers after encountering a group of bruised, bloodied, and humiliated creatures with green hides and wart patterns who have made themselves at home on his ship, the Mon Ami. The group takes Oteph prisoner and, after a great bit of persuading, Thaulab, the group’s current leader, convinces Oteph to join their operation to overtake the Igoilenat Space Navigating Society. As new creatures hatch every day in the ship’s galley, Oteph must learn the lifestyle of these repulsive beings and begins to consider a life that he never dreamed possible before.

Oteph shows over and over he is not to be trusted on any account, but it is through the forgiveness of a future that his life changes and his status is reestablished in his home environment.