Stories

A story about the self-image and self-delusion within the world that we live in. It is a story inspired by It's a Wonderful Life

entry for W_L's holiday contest

Deputy Sheriff Blake Alston is driving around a nothin' town on a Saturday night and sick of going back to an empty house and cold bed. But Axel Carmichael seems to have a talent for being in the right place at the right time. Blake isn't ready to have his heart broken again, but even with the fact that Axel is seven years his junior and in love with someone else, he can't quite get the young man out of his head.

Paddy is a bear. Literally. He's twenty and he's got a job at a summer camp in the semi-wilderness for kids and school groups. There he meets Troy, and instinct kicks in to tell the pair that well done, they have found their soul mates. But the pair of young men know practically nothing about each other, and instead of being able to screw like wild animals in the woods they need to spend the next four months surrounded by humans, children, and job responsibilities.

Prompts using the same cast of characters to form one story

The transformation of a Man, the journey he takes, and the Promises he could not keep

Amateur Night: Or what happens when you get Nassau The Prince of Hell, Kiorl the panther, Tua Asina the high court's pet snake, The Demon Del Deorion made of fire, Shindae who is cheeky and Inai the naga together to drink in a pub on Halloween.

Part of W_L's halloween series - Demon theme

Rhydian has been doomed to spend the summer alone on a Western Ranch in Northern California. There, he meets Sam and Caleb, and his steep learning curve, from riding to relationships, boundaries and responsibilities, begins to shape him from a teenager into a capable young man.

The story of how a boy grows up into a man, and the many horses he trains, and who train him, so that he can be ready to train the horse whom he will come to love the most.

Reilly Jackson is a good ole' cornbread Southern boy: boots, pickup and all. He loves Braydon more than anything in the world. But Braydon is the target of an abusive older man. How complex can their lives get? And can the boys find happiness where Family Pride is practically a religion, and being gay is reviled?