Humor Stories

The continuing story of Derek Cutter, a 16 year old who didn't know a lot about sex until his family moved to another town and he began meeting his next door neighbors. In a week's time, it was like he'd earned a college degree in sex ed.

This is a fun, campy story with a limited plot line – orgasm every day, by hand, in the month of May in honor of National Masturbation Month. After reading about NMM in real life, the idea for the story was easy – turn it into a challenge! The action begins with a colleague’s offhanded joke, then proceeds for four weeks as Will attempts to keep pace with his coworker. He starts solo, but then gets help from his wife, plus a few additional sources, throughout the month.

A Story in the Band Parents Universe
John Barnett, son of Billy and Lily from "Band Parents," is a freshman band geek. These are excerpts from his diary, recording his observations of life in a high school band and what he sees and understands of his parents' antics. John finds a girlfriend along the way and some interesting things happen to him as the school year goes by. Originally posted on SOL in 2014, now edited and reposted.

Pa is a preacher and says everyone is a sinner but if we pray for forgiveness we will go to the promised land. We pray for forgiveness a lot.

A story in the The Jefferson High Geeks Universe
What do you do when the hot new teacher across the hall rubs you the wrong way? You fall in love.

Set in the time of our prehistoric ancestors, Tomms is a new adult hunter and he wants Teal as his mate. He has to follow all of the tribe's traditions to gain her as his mate, and some of the traditions are not exactly what they seem to be. Follow Tomms as he comes to realize the truth of life in his tribe. / (Reviews)

A Filthy Tales for Wicked Grown-Ups Story
In the village of Thistledown, librarian Penelope Pumpernickel embarks on a scandalously scientific quest to find her Goldilocks moment—not too big, not too small, but just right. With three very different brothers, a nosy knitting circle, and a notebook full of “field notes,” this steamy, cheeky fairytale proves that the best discoveries are hands-on—and sometimes, deeply satisfying.