A tale of a brave teen telling his story; an incredibly accurate portrayal, reflecting on the key events of his recent puberty, as it was, navigating life in the struggles and cultural contradictions of the eighties.
Shakespeare failed to provide me with a sequel to his sonnet "Venus & Adonis." No fault to him, of course. How could he know what desires lie in the darkness of such a twisted mind? I pondered Adonis' anger at her unwanted kisses and words of love, and decided to create a story that stemmed from that hatred. Then I wondered, what revenge would be fitting enough for the goddess who loves to love...
16 year old Ryan is on his hands and knees, naked at 1:34 in the morning. His outraged asshole wants to know why the head of a Dick Rambone has it stretched almost to breaking, with 13" of shaft to follow. Not that Ryan is mad-anxious to know what 14" of cock thick as a beer can feels like inside him. Boys will do unusual things, however, if offered enough money.
Veen, the freelance pilot of a space freighter, finds his weakness of masculinity when amongst women is his saving grace when taken aboard the Atalanta; a ship run by a harshly matriarchal society. He finds that the mysteries of the planet Vulvador, somewhere he has been given good reason to avoid, will become his destiny. Should he manage to escape the attentions of both those on the Atalanta and Vulvador, a woman awaits him back on the planet he ventured from; intent on him keeping silent.