Slow Stories

George is happily divorced and even more happily involved in his prospering business, but his friends think it is long past time for him to get back into the dating game once again. Hilarity ensures. Gently revised to fix typos.

A My Brother's Keeper Story (2)
A "My Brother's Keeper" story. Jimmy has to overcome disappointment and failure as part of the growing up process. Along the way, he learns to readjust his values and reassess the path he's chosen for himself.

A Canadian teenager discovers he has an incredibly rare ability... and that all gifts have consequences. Includes an appendix with glossary and maps. / (Reviews)

An Amity Story (1)
Part of the Keltria universe
Well fuck me, how does a twenty-first century thirty-five year-old Earth guy survive in the Dark-ages as I saw it, on an unknown planet? It all started when I brought a box of books and found a strange metal box in the bottom of the box. (Warning: contains descriptive Bi-gay sex.) / (Reviews)

I wrote some of it for Student Assistance so I wrote the rest. If you have haven't read Student Assistance, don't worry. This stands alone. It's written from male and female perspectives about two older people who meet and fall for each other. I even wrote a sequel. 73, RG

Elena Bradburn has prescient visions. These sometimes manifest as quick glimpses of the future in her waking life, but are also shown to her in vivid and repetitive dreams. For the past severl months, she has been dreaming about Gavin Young, and has been planning their first meeting.

He's just not noticeable - you'd pass him in a crowd. Jim Smith tried hard to fit in to society, but eventually decided to go sailing. This isn't a travelogue, but it is the story of his voyage and how he found someone to love him on the way. / (Reviews)

A Simon and Trudi Story (2)
The relationship between Simon and Trudi begins to develop. Friday night sees Simon discovering an unanticipated joy of technology. On Saturday he meets a former student who is looking for further tutoring. And Sunday means lunch for Simon with the Macleans. Lunch, of course, means 14 year old Trudi conspiring to find inventive ways to expose herself to Simon during the meal, all without her mother unaware catching them.