Stories

The story of Marco and Marty

The journey of a man to find a special person

A response to Prompt #68:

Imagine where your character leads a pretty decent single life. Then there is a phone call and that life is turned upside down as they find out, they have just become a parent—to a teenager. Is this a cousin that has been left with no other family members? A god child? A niece or nephew? What is this first meeting between them going to be like?

The circumstances whereby Manny obtains guardianship are a little strange, to say the least. Not to mention what happens afterward.

Going to the University, Eric Richards meets Peter Ivanov. Peter is from Makarovia. A little known, often forgotten country.

A real prince marries a man and makes him part of his family.

Finian and Jack are ushered into a world of Unicorns and Nightmares when they are courted by men from another dimension. Though there is beauty in that other dimension, there is also danger. How much will they be willing to sacrifice to find peace? [M/M, slash, romance, nonhuman, menage, threesome/moresome, angst, rape (if you're squeamish at all about non-consensual scenes, steer clear!), kidnap, bondage, ridiculously horny guys]

It's 2222, and Mike finds himself a very reluctant, sixteen-year-old new inhabitant on one of the lunar colonies. Bored out of his mind, he ends up writing with someone all the way on Mars. But exchanging messages takes, forever! The transmission delay is huge. Will a friendship be able to even form in all of this? Let alone blossom?

Young man wins the Superpowerball. Will he find love? Or will meet the man of his dreams?

Unlikely to be updated in the foreseeable future.

There is personal, and then, there’s stuff that’s not personal. Boundaries are good to have, and Mason Knight believes he knows the difference well, as he has known for a long time. That, until one weird day, he finds himself moved by music, jumped by a man who could make the heavens sigh with his looks, and … what else? Ah, a ghost suddenly wants to keep him company. Mason doesn’t believe in ghosts, except this guy, well, he seems pretty much real.