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Tuesday night, I stayed sober. I mainly liked beer anyway, so it’s not like I was hardcore. But three nights of even mocking self-pity were enough. I loved Dane, but wasn’t about to kill myself over him. Picking through dinner, I filled Dad in on what had happened. He followed along, but only till it turned to gossip. Then he didn’t care. After dinner, I hit the computer. On the road, I’d read everything I could about the States. Here, it was all I could do to glance at the news. Finally, th
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Yep, it's hard for outsiders to keep the kids' ages in a large family straight without seeing the kids. Jim is the youngest. Ted, Ann, Ron, Maddie, Carol, Jim. I just had to check myself. The rest of your questions will be answered in time, since they're all part of the story.
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Well, right now everything we know about Dane is from Jim's point of view, and he's not exactly at the stage of being objective.
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As soon as Mary got off the kitchen phone, I told her, quietly, “I think there’s been an accident.” Of course, that didn’t stop her from pushing past me, rushing into the bathroom, and screaming, freakishly. I called Cameron, who was there in seconds, followed by the real cops. Then Cameron sent me back to the office, “To cover the phones,” he insisted, though the real police were already asking, “What had I seen?” “What did Mary and I touch?” “Did you try CPR?” I didn’t know CPR, but it wou
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History is something of a mystery, and I think Jim's trying to figure out his place in it. Meanwhile, he keeps moving forward.
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Yep. Absolutely. You'll find out more about Dane. And, yep, there's a lot of serious stuff happening. But it's balanced by the really silly stuff coming up soon.
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Actually, that's where I got the name Kohler from. Though I knew a member of that family. He used to joke that he'd never have to work as long as there were bathrooms. And, yeah, Drew was a nice guy. I never would have been able to kill him if readers had gotten to know him alive.
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Thanks. As I noted, I'll be adding chapters Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. No point overdosing.
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Who was Drew Kohler? Andrew John Kohler, 6’-4”, 190, brown eyes, black hair, 42, bright, good looking, and athletic in ways that made other guys wanna belt him. He saw what he wanted and got it. He knew what he had and used it. While I was growing up, he was the tallest man I knew. He gave us things. Not just Carrie and me and the kids on our block. He donated stuff to our schools. There were never little plaques, shouting his name. But we all knew those things were from the Kohlers. His
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It's interesting that after the first chapter, all the focus is on Drew Kohler. He never leaves Jim's mind, but Jim's juggling a lot of other things, too.
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I plan to post Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Like my other novels, this one isn't long, so the posting will take a bit over a month. I started off schedule - on a Tuesday - because I'd just posted a non-traditional novel, and it was far less well received than I'd hoped. Back to basic storytelling.
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Nah, it's not a murder mystery. I would have warned people. I'm no good at killing off characters and hiding and chasing down clues. I prefer the people whose lives I'm sharing to be alive. Hope that's not disappointing.
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Yeah, well... What can I tell you? We're all too familiar with storytelling.
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OK, so I was slightly hung over. But the guy I’d worked my way around the world for had just gotten married, and I was more than slightly pissed off. Dane was his name, probably still is in some outpost of Hell where he can rot along with his new, over-aged husband. He has a name, a couple of them I’m sure. But I don’t want to remember even the beginning of the first. Which is why I’d been drinking Monday night, third in a row since Dane’s -- would you believe it -- white wedding. Good
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Jim Blazak lives in a terrifically accepting world. If only his boyfriend would cooperate. Yeah, there are a couple of other problems. But Jim's bright. And funny. And he looks pretty hot without a shirt.
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West From Alan: You look so much like a married friend of mine I had to check that something big hadn’t changed in his life. Though he’s a few years older, a couple inches shorter, and a bit heavier. In any case, I hope you find what you’re looking for. From west: thanks.. he must be a truly fine looking man.. and you’re kind to say that and i appreciate it.. from all the way in western iowa.. From Alan: Both of you are good-looking guys, and you have the same red hair. Though hi
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Virgin From Virgin: After 25 years I pretty much know where the herds run wild. Yet something has always prevented me from joining. The time has come to change that. It’s going to be strange at first, even scary at times, but fear turns me on. I’m looking for people to share these new experiences with. Facial hair is a definite plus. Accept where I come from, but be strong enough to make me a changed man. I’m up for the challenge. Tie me up, interrogate me, make me suffer. If you’re militar
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Spikes From Spikes: Send me a picture of your dick. From Alan: Why? And who are you? From Spikes: We’ve never talked. Just send me a picture of your dick. From Alan: Why? From Spikes: Because I want to see it. From Alan: Thanks, but I don’t send pictures of myself naked. Here’s a picture of my face. From Spikes: Thanks, but I don’t need to see your face. Just send me a picture of your dick. From Alan: I don’t have one. From Spikes: Every guy has one. From Alan:
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Marrying Kind From Marrying Kind: Seeking a Dom who is interested in forcing a gay sub to marry a woman. This sub has not been sexual with women for over 10 years but hopes a Dom would enjoy encouraging him into a straight marriage. The idea of lying next to a woman and thinking about cock really gets me hard. The Dom would ideally give instructions either via e-mail or phone as to when the sub was allowed to have sex with his wife, what kind of job to hold, where to live, how to vote, w
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Insatiable Bondage From Insatiable Bondage: I am seriously in heat and am available for the taking. I have a deep need to be bound totally helpless and be mercilessly used/abused. Why is this so damn difficult? If only some of you guys were for real. You would think someone would read this, invite me over, put me in bondage, and use me like a fuck pig. From Alan: In all the years I’ve seen you online, surely you’ve been bound and fucked repeatedly. You’re a good-looking man, you’re
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Chaps From Alan: Hey, I haven’t seen you on here for a while. You’re still cute. From Chaps: Hi. Thanks again. You always say that. From Alan: It’s true. From Chaps: I just never see it. From Alan: No matter. I’m the one who’s looking. You got a couple hours free some day? From Chaps: Sure. When’s good? You gonna feed me your cock again? Maybe you could cum do your magic tonite. From Alan: It would be fun, but I’ve got to do good deeds tonight, not bad ones. From
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Baby Dick From Baby Dick: SIR I apologize but I have a very small tool. From Alan: What’s “very small” mean to you? From Baby Dick: I have a small boy like penis SIR From Alan: Lots of guys have small dicks when they’re soft. Doesn’t yours get considerably larger when it’s hard? From Baby Dick: It goes from being 3 inches to 5 inches. It’s thin also with boy like balls SIR From Alan: There’s nothing wrong with having a 5 inch dick. I’ve met guys whose dicks were that size,
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Texas Visitor From Alan: You look like my former assistant. And that’s a compliment. From Texas Visitor: Was your assistant a fun guy? From Alan: Yes, very. And very straight and married. From Texas Visitor: Definitely not straight and married here!! From Alan: Well, I am – married that is. So I suspect you’re not interested. But here’s my photo. From Texas Visitor: You look just like a DILTF. From Alan: You’ll have to explain that. I hope it’s not an insult. From
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Hiker From Alan: I don’t mind the outdoors. Though I don’t have much real experience hiking. From Hiker: I’ve been hiking and camping since I was a kid. All year round. From Alan: All year? Doesn’t it get cold? From Hiker: To be honest, I don’t mind the winter. In fact, I like snow and ice. From Alan: Snow isn’t fun. Especially when I’m driving in it. From Hiker: It is when some guy has you rolling naked in it. From Alan: I’d have to think about that. From Hiker: T
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Shy From Alan: I think we’ve played before, some years back, when you were living in an underfurnished townhome with your kids visiting occasionally. Let me know when you’re back from traveling and if you’d like to play again. From Shy: hi. i have never had anyone at my place but do live with my kids. my trip was cancelled so i am available. i am interested and hope you will contact me. thank you From Alan: Yep, if you want to play for a couple of hours some afternoon or evening when
