Farming Stories

Big strapping black bull slave Big Sam had been brought to the Mississippi River Duval plantation to cover slave women and increase the size of the slave force. He'd done that, but he likes chasing down fourteen-year-old slave boys even better. He's seen with stable boy Joshua by the fourteen-year-old son of the plantation owner, John. John wants what Joshua is getting.

The man's world of the Jamaica sugar cane plantation of 1825. A plantation owner besot with a fourteen-year-old boy slave. His fourteen-year-old son guided by an indoctrinated sixteen-year-old. A homosexual sex cult of studly and randy slaves on the mountain and their full-moon initiation ritual. And the biggest black bull independent slave of them all in heat for deflowering fourteen-year-olds. How could that stew of elements play out?

Fourteen-year-old child actor Timothy has been training to earn an Academy Award all his life. Both his mother and his agent tell him to do whatever it takes to get there. In the remake of the classic movie "Shane," Timothy finds both the ideal role and the ideal leading man.

A 1956 royal visit to Kenya gives British colonists a chance to party in Nairobi and a 14-year-old colonist son a chance to get it on with an overseer, but it also gives Mau Mau rebels an opportunity to attack.

Beautiful blond, blue-eyed, fourteen-year-old German boy, Stefan, is taken on a business trip to Portugal by his stepfather, Baron Manfred von Althaus, who is negotiating a deal to provide fighting bulls to Portuguese bullfighting impresario Luis Nuncio of the premier Lisbon bullring, the Camp Pequeno. Nuncio has met Stefan in Germany and wants him as part of the deal. Nuncio is old, fat, and ugly. In stark contrast, the matadors in Portugal are handsome, brave, virile, and vigorous.

Anachronistic counter culture shenanigans among preppers and hermits and subsistence farmers and religious cultists.These are four different cultures in conflict, not a description of a culture. The only things shared is human foibles and proximity...

A My Sister Hated Thunderstorms. Story
The Fletcher family arrive in Fort Meade, Florida to start their new life. Sam introduces his wife, Ellie, to several of the farm workers. Richard and Mary welcome Sam and Ellie in their own unique way.