It got his attention. (Note - several readers have asked me to repost this story as it seemed to get lost when the site went down a little while back).
A character-driven romance: Ben befriends his new neighbor Molly. She admits to being gay; nonetheless their friendship blossoms into a deep, platonic love. Molly begins to express curiosity about a physical relationship with him, but Ben is reluctant to accomodate her. After an experience that shakes her to her core and forces her to re-think her assumptions on life and love, Molly and Ben pledge and consummate their love. Then, a lesbian flame surfaces and Molly finds her affection divided. / (Reviews)
This story is a parody of the Encyclopedia Brown mysteries. I'd be the first person to admit that I can't write short two or three page mysteries the way Donal J. Sobol does, but at least I can take his characters, age them a few years, and then put them in adult/sexual situations. This should be a fairly short story for me, and after it's done I'll start working on a new Ben 10 story or another Jason story, but in the meantime enjoy this one.
In Wyrm City, everything is dragons. Dragon Lines connect magical thinking machines modeled after draconic brains, using the dragon magic to access and store information. Dragons drink sewage and piss clean water. Dragons breathe polluted air and exhale the fresh scent of pine. Dragons run the corporations and corporations run the government. And if you want to make it in this cutthroat world, you gotta get some dragon
It's a male bisexual's dream -- hooking up with an MF couple and having explosive sex with both of them. Oddly enough, though, the sex isn't the best part of it. It's the sense of belonging.
Steve is sent off to spend the summer at his grandmother's house. It turns into a very interesting summer for Steve and lasts a lot longer than the summer.
Jill is a young woman very unlucky in love. After having her heart smashed to pieces one more time, she returns to her hometown in New Hampshire to get her life back in order. Is it possible that she should have never left home at all?