Politics Stories

New Ken and Barbara story. Ken is in the Army. Barbara is working undercover without him. Will she catch the spy? Will her loneliness get her into trouble? Can she remain chaste or will her desires threaten her country and her life? Can the two lovers remain married?

All Sam aspired to be was a rock star...

Pi Kappa Alpha is the country’s rowdiest frat. Freddy is a legacy who'll do anything to join, but the brothers only want Scott—who couldn't care less. Neither knows the dark truth: PKA isn't a brotherhood; it's a hierarchy of straight masters and submissive fag slaves. Freddy and Scott are about to learn that a PKA legacy isn't earned with a handshake—it's forged in filth, extreme service, and total surrender to the straight elite.

This is how I imagine things if Anakin Skywalker chose the light and the Jedi…and Padme over Palpatine, the Sith, the Empire, and the dark side of the Force.

Imagine a world-shaking tragedy, and imagine that the world yawned. This is one man's reaction to the mass murder of over a quarter million Americans.

A story in the The Mayhem Universe
A public servant in a future society enjoys the fruits of his labors and the fringe benefits of his government making Hump Day the law of the land. Of course, he has help.

Sex and politics by wise and erotic metaphors of collections (veneries) of animals
Back from New York, the Parliament of Owls starts on its plan to influence politics for the good guys and good girls. Lawyers not only fuck people for profit but get fucked for fun. This polyamory also is seeking insights into human, and other, minds. The kink is happy and not subject to blackmail, although not always what the constituents want to know. A group of baboons is not a congress, as when baboons work together, they accomplish things. It's a troop.

A political scandal threatens Emma's family. How far is she willing to go?

Corporate Villain begins with an ordinary man stepping into the corporate world believing intelligence, honesty, and hard work are enough to survive, only to discover that success has nothing to do with fairness and everything to do with control. At first, the changes are subtle: a harmless clause in a contract, a promotion that costs more than it gives, a quiet meeting that decides hundreds of lives without raising a voice. But as the system reveals its true nature...