Stories

Sept and Ren are reunited only to be separated once again by forces out of their control. BL, slow burn?, warm and fuzzy feelings so hard that you might get cavities, kemonomimi (animal ears and tails).

What if Ryan didn't join the band and never got to leave his mind-numbing job as a topless waiter?

The Obsolete, running out of patience for their manager and each other, are destined to fail. On his 21st birthday, Jasper and his best friend Blake have a drunken adventure to visit as many bars as they can. To screw with their fans, they head into The Grind, where Jasper is surprised to find himself both slightly unsure and extremely comfortable. Especially when he and Blake are served by a man Jasper can't keep his eyes off.

If the band didn't bring them together, would Jasper and Ryan have ever fallen in love?

Poems from when I was 22 and 23.

Part II contains love poems for Jimmy, the real-life Dean of my novel "The Round People"

Nick is a gay amateur writer, writing gay amateur fiction on an online site. Curiously, his story and his own life are drawing parallels from one another...

Steph, an ordinary teenager from a lake community tucked in the mountains. He was just about to accept his sexuality and end the struggles to fight against it. Then shortly thereafter, he met a new kid in town that will change his life for good.

A short tale of someone's last journey.

Tyler lives in a fraternity and is deep in the closet. He has a secret crush on an openly gay boy named Parker, but he was always too afraid to talk to him in public. One day he discovers a way to finally catch him alone. [Spoiler] Things go horribly wrong from there.

This is the story about the friendship between a gay hipster and a straight male hooker. This is a story about bonding and intimacy, about opening up and shutting down, about everything that sneaks in somewhere amongst love and lust.

Kameron is about to start the last dance in his Contemporary Dance class. How will he deal with his dance partner, Michael?

Two college men who have volunteered to tutor black kids for the 1969 summer in the South grow more and more attracted to one another. But the summer ends before they realize the full extent of their love for one another, and they go separate ways—one to get married and have children, the other to join the military and go to Vietnam.