A Story in the Endless Summer Universe
The Roman satirist Decimus Iunius Iuvenalis (Juvenal) asks the same age old question that haunts us still to this day. "Mene amas, puellula veniliatrix?" - 'Do you love me do you surfer girl'? This was the first story of my writer's challenge to craft an oddball or unconventional story to a Beach Boys song
A Mat Sullivan and Sarah York story (12) Hank Prescott and Bill Jones are bounty hunters in New Mexico Territory. They are successful, but they take a slightly skewed approach. For example, Hank hates horses, so he drives a buckboard pulled by a mule named Ada. Join Hank and Bill in their efforts to have some fun cleaning the riff-raff from NMT and making a little money while they're at it.
This single chapter story is part of the chain story/universe about the genie Laresa, who is contained in a ring. This story has to do with her adventures with a German intelligence officer and his old flame in the latter part of the Second World War.
Tony Nash while on a visit to an African state finds himself in the middle of a revolution. He rescues the princess from some drunken revolutionary soldiery with the result that he ends up being married with the help of the local witchdoctor to a number of attractive young ladies. Not only that but his sexual prowess has been enhanced, leading him into a number of situations before his naval carerer comes to an end.
Two of the King's servants, unknown to each other before, meet on the road as they perform their assigned duties. At first there is surprise but then there is satisfaction.
A Caddymaster Story (19) The nineteenth story in the Caddymaster Saga. A young Jackie continues on his discovery adventure and sees different sides of his personality emerge.
I remember my mother telling me that Grandma Coit (no NOT Coitus!) had once said that the Bible was the dirtiest book she had ever read. At the time, when I was in high school, I took that to mean that my maternal grandmother had been conservative in her choice of literature. But later, as I studied the Good Book professionally, I came to realize my Grandma must have known her Bible well!