This is a Victorian Cautionary Tale concerning two young people married to each other by order of their fathers, and for business reasons. Their wedding night, and subsequent events prove difficult for the uninformed youngsters, but they are helped by an older lady's maid.
This novel tells the story of Ben, a young gay man new to the metropolis, who is confronted by a series of odd, eccentric people, including drug dealers, goths, psychics, veteran author Loyd Larcher and ageing rock musicians Rick Schwagger and Heath Prityards. Ben survives the dangers of the world of sex, drugs and rock and roll, engaging all comers with goodwill and good humour. Making use of opportunities along the way he finds true love with a level headed and down to earth boyfriend.
A nasty vampire with flogging fetish has troubled the land and the queen is not happy about it. Poor Janine is stuck with the mission of dealing with it.
Male-perspective bisexual: A Las Vegas hotel waiter wonders both if the octogenarian porn magazine mogul hotel desk floating around the hotel with two playmates in tow can still get it up and if, as rumored, the man is gay or bi. The waiter finds out not only that but that everyone in the mogul's entourage does everyone else.
A humorous story about water sports presented as a monologue from a grandfather upset about his grandchild's comments after discovering some soaked sheets. It is not an incest story, simply an exploration of water sports, shame and openness. Based on a true experience.
LeMarquis: strip club evolving to erotic art Part of the Sexual Revolutionaries universe
Charley is an anthropologist coming of age, not in Margaret Mead's Samoa but in the even more dangerous wilds of Washington, DC. His mother is also an anthropologist, who has a second career as a high-mileage nude dancer in a DC strip club. How will they deal with his virginity? What does coming of age mean?