Stories

We join Conrad after the death of his partner of 42 years.

A tongue/in/cheek tribute to Carlos Hazday-s "espionage novel", CDMX.

I am humbly submitting a short piece of fiction in memory of Carlos. A lot of my energy in the past year has centered around elections and voting. I have often wished I could chat with him about some of it and get his opinions. I hope he is resting well, secure knowing that work is continuing.

A poem in memory of a dear friend.

Lucifer gets a visitor.

Short story about a battle between the two drag queens Daisy Dessert and Scarlet Starlight

A controlling mother's effect on her compliant daughter. This is my only story with no gay content. The story grew from a short sketch in the first section.

Robby, estranged from his brother Tanner after coming out as gay, builds a life with his husband Manny, marked by love, resilience, and family. Over the years, Tanner sends cards for milestones—graduation, birthdays, even Robby’s children’s births—but never bridges the gap in person. Haunted by past betrayals and unwilling to risk his hard-won happiness, Robby wrestles with the meaning of family, forgiveness, and whether some wounds can ever truly heal.

It’s Christmas once again, and Charlie and friends are off on another investigation, this time at the request of their friends in Twombly…

Jeremy, a gay high school senior, moves to a new city with his family, struggling to fit in and process his father’s death. He befriends Cal, a charismatic skater, whose playful hints leave Jeremy questioning Cal’s feelings. As their friendship deepens, Jeremy battles self-doubt while Cal, inspired by his own past, takes the leap to confess his feelings. A kiss seals their connection, marking the start of something new. Amid family struggles, Jeremy finds hope, love, and belonging.