Stories

A short story of love, murder and death with a suggestion of past-life connections and gay love
by Dagobert

More tongue-in-cheek flash fiction
by Dagobert

A story about the passing down of a power unknown to many. Also a story of great sadness and confusion.

A boy chases his crush, a Starbucks barista.

A boy running away from a life of comfort in a search for acceptance. A young man struggling with loneliness in a small town. Fate had woven their threads into a tapestry of laughter and tears. And love will blossom on what started as a chance encounter... on a park bench.

I AM SORRY BUT THIS STORY WILL BE PUT ON HOLD FOR A WHILE. :

What do you do when the love of your life finds the love of his life? Letting go is not that easy when you're letting go of the last of your dreams with him. When you know that nothing like this will happen to you ever again.

Kyle found out he was gay at 13. Now 23 and independent, he's still a virgin in all sense of the word - never been kissed, never had sex, and never shared his soul. Little did he know, his world was about to turn upside down. He meets Shawn - tall, muscular, handsome, smart, funny... everything he had ever looked for in a guy. Except for one thing - Shawn has a girlfriend.

A midsummer festival in the middle of winter, a warm tropical Australian night, and a forced acquaintance with a stranger.

Aiden is young, rich, and beautiful. Banking on his fellow gays' love for sex and drugs, he's become a self-made millionaire before most guys his age have finished college. But the glamor of the cars, boys, and clubs isn't there anymore, and he no longer feels the thrills he used to. When Luca steps in to his life and reminds him what passion feels like, he considers giving it all up to feel that fire again...even if he has to take on the city's biggest crime family to do it.

"Seventeen years! Seventeen long, confused, and all together messed up years. That would be the best way that I could describe the journey that has been my life up until my seventeenth birthday." For Brett Moore, turning 17 isn't a happy time. He's trying to come to terms with the fact he'd much rather be with his girlfriend's twin brother. Accepting himself, and coming out seem a long way off, until of course its done for him.