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Chapter Nine. Carl pumped his two spit-slicked fingers deep into Steve’s tight heat, feeling the throat reflexively swallow harder around his cock with every thrust. The wet friction was incredible. Carl was getting dangerously close to the edge. "Fuck, yes, buddy," Carl groaned, his hips automatically picking up the pace. "Just like that. You take it so fucking good." His thighs trembled. He stopped his hips, threw his head back, and stared past the canopy into the impossibly sta
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Stag, Part Two of Three
Boy Mercury X commented on Boy Mercury X's story chapter in Stag, Part Two of Three
I have never read a description of a story of mine I've enjoyed so much as this. -
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One problem with a woodsy public defender: you’re kind of on your own. -
Chapter Five. “The goddess has kindly consented,” the horned god announced, his tone shifting into the smooth cadence of a seasoned mediator, “to accept a substitute… fluid. With head and forehead Artemis overtops the rest of her companions, and though all are lovely, there is no mistaking which is she. Her mercy is as great as her majesty.” Artemis looked entirely too satisfied with the flattery. She raised her polished black bow, letting one curved end drift menacingly over each of t
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Stag, Part One of Three
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THAT would have been a fine legal defense! I'm of the thinking that Artemis might have excused a clean kill, but ruining perfection... that's a tough one. -
Stag, Part One of Three
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Thanks @dboggs9700! I don't know how much of the difference is because of the subject matter, or because the stories were drafted eight years ago, but I'm glad people are enjoy the change of pace. -
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Thanks @Howzat. Part two to release tomorrow, and part three the day after. -
Chapter One. "Don't look at me like that," Steve snapped. His words were sharp in the cold air. "This is your fault." "Blame the lawyer," Carl hissed back. His fingers worked the buttons of his flannel, wrenching it open just enough to yank the whole thing over his head. "I warned you about him." "We didn't have much choice," Carl said, grabbing the hem of his undershirt and pulling it off in one quick motion. Steve stopped dead, his hands frozen on the hem of his own th
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When two hunters run afoul of a mythic figure, they have one chance to saved their hides. It's not the boys weekend either expected. (This takes place in the same universe as the story Sol, but both are stand alone tales, no other reading needed.)
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Sol, Part Three of Three
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Thanks Doc. I don't have a sequel in the works but there are other stories from the myth series. I'm doing a little polish on one today. -
Sol, Part Three of Three
Boy Mercury X commented on Boy Mercury X's story chapter in Sol, Part Three of Three
Thank you @chris191070. Very glad to hear you enjoyed it. -
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As always, @dboggs9700, I so appreciate your time and thoughtfulness. It's been almost a decade since the story was drafted, but the idea of the myth series was that it would be stories about modern men interfacing with myth, but not stories about mythic figures. I'd never written any sort of cross-species anything and thought this was an opportunity to try that. As usual, my aim is write about men becoming bigger, better and more true versions of themselves. One note is that although the characters and plot were all sorted out, at some point in the writing, one of the visual inspirations for Apollon was a performer in Tarsem's visually stunning movie The Fall. -
Chapter Seven. Up close, I could see that structurally, his face was a living mirror of the colossal carved heads surrounding us. The sharp, blunt cheekbones; the angled sweep of his eyebrows. I reached up and ran my thumb along his jawline. It was perfectly smooth, like warm marble—no signs of a man's scruff, smooth as his chest and belly. His kind might be incapable of growing it, or—despite the density of his physical maturity—he might actually be still in his youth. My hand e
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Sol, Part Two of Three
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If only I could say. But there are rules, and rules within rules. -
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There's more action to come in part three, @akascrubber. I'll give you a clue: When is the son the sun? -
Sol, Part One of Three
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@akascrubber, Part two is now out. I ca't say if Mercury is meaningful, but we've got at least one more figure to introduce in part three tomorrow. -
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Glad you enjoyed the read, @dboggs9700. Part three is out tomorrow. I can only say that after the largely conversational part two, the conclusion will have a lot more action. -
Chapter Four. I left the motel at daybreak, my canvas bag packed with water bottles, a dozen chalky power bars, and a logo pen and notepad I’d swiped from the Mercury Hideaway's desk. I drove the rental car deep into the arid basin, navigating the sprawling, pale landscape by dead reckoning. I was tracking the general trajectory of where I thought that impossible eagle had flown, pushing the sedan until we reached a chain-link fence that finally halted my progress. It was with equ
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Thanks @JRJ. I'm really glad you enjoyed the story. I think Zach and Mark make for a good couple.
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Sol, Part One of Three
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Hey buddy, you'll know more soon. Part Two to publish tomorrow, Part three the day after. This story was drafted about eight years ago, polished up last week. It's funny to see it finally released. -
Sol by boy mercury x, with graham groans Chapter One. Ask a question worth asking, I was told recently. So. How do I write this to you, James? As your student? Your lover? Your peer—a man of science? I've been all of these things in turn. And at times a solitary creature with all aspects at once. Did you know it’s possible to be three things at once? It is. But it’s not always easy. I may share details appropriate to one of the three identities but not the other
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A biologist sent by his ex to investigate a curiosity stumbles into a mysterious ruin. Caught between a heavenly archer and a handsome predator, danger and desire, he must trust his wits to survive a hunt that blurs science and myth.
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Thanks @VBlew. This was first written probably six or so years before "Jake's Story," so my own thinking changed a lot. That's reflected by the similar span in the story between this and when Junior finds Jake.
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Jake's Story, Part Three of Three
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Thank you so much. Just as an FYI, despite some misgivings, I did publish the first story "Go Home" which was the basis for this one. -
Jake's Story, Part Three of Three
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Well you convinced me. I published it.
