Gay Stories

Female perspective bisexual: A cougar real estate agent, Clarissa, wins a cruise every year on the strength of her sales record. She always chooses the five-day Baltimore cruise to Bermuda, because they are at sea long enough for her to rope in a young stud or two. On this cruise, the piano player is easy. She decides to try her skills also with two young college men obviously there for each other.

Male-perspective bisexual: Two couples sharing a Mediterranean island villa for two weeks becomes a vacation of everyone doing everyone else.

I was inspired by the opening premise of Oliver Twist’s excellent “My double life as a whore,” where a surprise meeting in a hotel bar leads to many other things, to recount my own true story of my recent hotel bar adventure.

The continuing cycle of fourteen-year-old boys and men in the business of photographing nude and sex scenes for various levels of publishing and special subscription audiences plays out in Europe in the first twenty years of the century.

Desi -my old-man's self- in his far-away-house takes up a friend of his niece when she needs a secret hideaway. The build-up of sexual tension between old man and visitor begins to show. Indeed not the intention?

Fourteen-year-old Boston boy Davey toys with the question of how often you can sell your first time.

Fascinated by the playwright, Tennessee Williams, and determined to follow in his footsteps, fourteen-year-old Hollywood actor Joey Harris wins the role of Tom in a Christmas of 1954 Pasadena Theatre children's production of "The Glass Menagerie." To get the role Joey has to lay down for his agent and for the production's director, who claims he can nurture Joey as much as he did Tennessee Williams. Joey recognizes what is needed to make it in Hollywood.

A trip to a big-box store to have a key made results in an unexpected hot encounter with an 18-year-old clerk.

A down-on-his-luck salesman gets a fortune cookie that changes everything. (Caution! there is a scene with gay male oral sex in this story. Don't say you weren't warned.)