Rough Stories

A rural policeman decides to get married and captures a pretty wife out on the highway.

Dex, the fourteen-year-old mulatto slave boy a New Orleans gambler wins and uses for sex starts out for California with the gambler in the gold rush era. When Indians attack their stage coach outside Laramie, Wyoming, Dex is thrown off the stage and is gang banged by the Indians before being saved by a hunky French fur trapper with an appetite for fourteen-year-old boys.

[Fourteen-year-old child actor Joey's parents have died in an airplane accident. His actor uncle, James, becomes his guardian. Actively gay, James uses them both to move from a Broadway play to Joey's own TV series in Hollywood and into movies. They do it taking the traditional boy-crazy producers' studio couch route.]

Nate, living with his inattentive American parents in Tokyo in the 1920s, is years ahead of himself in curiosity and has an interest in being taught exotic and exhausting sex by men. His music teacher, the German, Hans Bender, has just the opportunities to offer Nate in this vein.

This is a story in the Collar Club.
Doreen has hidden a fantasy from her Master. After finding out about it he plans to teach her a lesson on hiding stuff from him.

"Careful what you wish for," and, "If it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is." Two clichées that couldn't be more fitting. When Martin finds out he's dying, the Devil steps in to make him an offer he couldn't refuse.

Closet transvestite Michele Nylons dresses in her hotel room while her travelling companion gets drunk at the hotel bar. Her travelling companion returns to his hotel room with two unwelcome guests who force Michele to pleasure them

An eighteen-year-old high school bully turns his attention from one of his victims to the boy’s stunning forty-year-old single mother. What starts as cruel, charged visits to the house becomes a secret sexual hold on her, nasty and depraved in the way he likes it. As the affair deepens she starts hearing her son the way the bully does, smaller and easier to dismiss, and the loyalty that used to protect the boy begins to slip.