Stories

2006 Fall Anthology

His soul was not his own, and whoever made it wanted it back. How could he just give something like that back?

Joseph lives in a tiny town with his alcoholic and abusive father. His mother is dead. He and his father argue hotly and would have become physical had Joe not fled to the base of the near mountain and started climbing. Night came. Joe stumbled, hit his head, and strange mysterious forces steered him in a specific direction. He came to an abandoned sawmill that looked verboten in the moonlight.

For some reason, Prompt 134 reminded me of a true encounter. With some license to make the story much more interesting.

A week’s trip to New York City has Owen and CJ mixing business and pleasure. Meetings with high-powered attorneys and financial high-rollers combine with Broadway, Sag Harbor, and Fire Island for a memorable vacation. The couple’s efforts to increase CJ’s name recognition moves forward with TV appearances on multiple networks.

I said, yes at the Trevi.

writing therapy #3

Rudolf wishes something, anything, would happen to break the routine of his life

My dedication to the contributors of the Gay Authors Spring Anthology

Prompts throughout the year