From the dark and deep corners of a shallow mind surfaced a short story from my 311 Creative Writing Class in College. I had no idea I remembered it. It shuffled out tonight, captured my fingers and improved itself. I got an A+
The conflict between the American Indian Tribes and the European Settlers during the period (1492-1892). The story will be presented in UNBIASED historical fact format combined with fictional accounts of confrontations between the warring parties at various points in time during the 400 year period. The primary geographical areas of contention are addressed to include most of the lower "48" in different periods. Estimated length will be about 40K words.
Beautiful, blond German village boy Klaus becomes eternally fourteen for hundreds of years when the perpetually thirty vampire baron in the castle above the Bavarian village decides to bed and sink his fangs into him and enslave Klaus into his perpetual service.
A story in the Dark Tales Universe
Since Carla was in High School, she knew she was a good girl. She had lots of dates, and none of them ever got too far with her. But Carla has a secret, as she had discovered her own way to keep boys happy, and still be a good girl.
A client visits a prostitute in a seedy Manchester brothel. And thousands of years in the past, the fate of a group of alien travellers hinges on the outcome of this unusual encounter.
In the Middle Ages, most young men could get sex. Michael, however, as the hangman's son and apprentice, was the exception. It was a lonely job. CAUTION. This is a truly violent tale.
Lebanese-English fourteen-year-old boy, Amir, goes with his submissively gay father, Afram, on holiday in Turkish Cyprus in 1986. Amir wants to go the same way sexually as his father, but has not been taken there yet. His father hooks up with a hunky Danish UN contingent soldier, who also has the eye for Amir. A muscular Turkish fisherman sees Amir, though, and might just get there first. Amir doesn’t really care who is first as long as someone relieves him of the burden.