Tim Hobson
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Tanner is more common as a family name (surname), and of course it refers to a profession, as so many of them do - a tanner of hides. Sometimes, parents will use an old family name as a first or middle name, e.g., Grant, Hudson, Wilmer, etc. It does cause confusion because in some situations names are reversed, as in "Hobson, Tim." With two surnames, it might become unclear which is actually which.
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I don't know about you, but I limped and jacked off through puberty confused, ashamed, and afraid. The rare actual encounter was over quickly and never spoken of again. I don't know if this story is indicative of the reality for gay teens today, but I wish it were!
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Brian is off to a good, if awkward start. I hope he overcomes his shyness and makes some progress with Mystery Man soon.
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Yes, we want to know what's coming--other than Andy and Wayne ... but then we kind of don't. We may be remembering how we felt when our "secret" was out, and we don't want these two great kids to go through all that shit. Of course, this isn't the 1980s, and things seem to have changed a lot, except here in Appalachia were we live.
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Like you, I about jumped out of my skin at that little scene. I hope there's some way that the two boys can be together without losing their father's love.
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A delightful, heart-touching story of first love and overcoming the obstacles that young gay men struggle with. The ups and downs had me worried, but the happy ending was well worth waiting for!
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I can't help feeling that one more chapter will never be enough! You have us hooked on the characters, their lives, their loves, and their future.
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I have to say I'm disappointed that this story seems to have ended where it did.
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So what happened to the "coming chapters?"
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I hope you do find the time to read, and that you continue to enjoy my stories. My new series Wearing Green on Thursday is almost at the end of book One, "Coming of Age."
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I don't usually approve of surprise endings, but this entire story has been so sweet that I have to allow this one to slip by me without objection. Thanks for writing it, and I look forward to tomorrow's wrap-up in Paris (or so I assume). 😃
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Before and After the Wedding
Tim Hobson commented on Refugium's story chapter in Before and After the Wedding
Not what I was expecting, but perhaps more true to life than we like to think. 😰 -
Oh, the challenges and triumphs of small-town life. I've lived and observed it for many years. You make a choice--are the rewards greater than the annoyance of living among small-minded people? But I digress. Great chapter and very creative turn to the story.
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Finally current on the chapters. Now I have to wait with everyone else. Bummer!
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Reverend Fielden Takes a Position
Tim Hobson commented on Refugium's story chapter in Reverend Fielden Takes a Position
Oh, my. A clergyman with a carnal secret! Who ever heard of such a thing ? -
I love the bit about the "queer thing that tends to rub off"! No double-entendre there, eh?
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Literary devices or memories - both work equally well 😋
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Owen's Follow-Up Appointment
Tim Hobson commented on Refugium's story chapter in Owen's Follow-Up Appointment
I remember how it feels to have to sneak around and make excuses for being where you shouldn't be at odd times. I hope these two take care to be discreet, -
I confess to worrying where this might go. After all, in the 1870s there was no way for gay men to have a future together -- was there? You've got me hooked!
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Wow! Mutual masturbation - a joy to behold, and even more fun to participate in. Coincidentally, it figures in my next story, too. I look forward to their next encounter.
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What a delightful beginning. I'm reading on with eager anticipation.
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Thank you, astone2292 for asking me to answer these questions. It was fun, and it made me think about the process of writing these stories. I look forward to your next blog post!
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I know what you mean about finding time. I swore I'd take the rest of the summer off before attempting to write anything more, but the damned ideas keeping popping into my head (and even my dreams), so I've started the detective story. In addition, there are three great authors I'm trying to catch up with, i.e., reading everything they've posted up to the present, so I'll have all the background for their latest stories. Add to that the usual summer interruptions - visits, vacation, getting ready for the next season - and I'm as busy as ever! Oh, well, I guess that's better than sitting on my ass with nothing to do.
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A really enjoyable story. It grabs you from the start and takes you along on a great ride - even on a classic Indian! Thank you for writing it, and especially for bravely sharing it with an audience that can sometimes by very picky. I'm looking forward to continuing to read your stories.
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This reminds me so much of growing up in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee! It was fun heading out and finding a perfect spot for a picnic and fun in the woods, then falling asleep in the car on the drive home.
