Stories

Is it really Santa in those red Speedos?
A slightly gay, night-before-Christmas story.

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.

After being attacked, Trace needs both a place to recuperate and a place to hideout from the men who want him dead.

entry for W_L's holiday contest

"Morton's Fork" is a false dilemma. Sometimes we must take an alternative path but that doesn't mean there isn't a price to pay.

You never know what is on someone's mind.


Nominated for Best Poem
2009 Gay Authors Readers' Choice Awards.
Republished 9/29/13

Jarrett Ray and Greer Spaulding are best friends and lovers, but they are also archeology majors at the University of Arizona. When they get a chance to go on a dig with one of their professors, it turns into an experience they won’t soon forget and possibly one the world won’t soon forget either.

These are the original, annual, New Year's letters that I sent to my friends from 1993 to 2001. That was from two years after I moved into the building to a year-and-a-half after I left.

As mentioned, the letters were the basis for the book, and they often overlap the same material. But they cover more time and more characters, and are sometimes funnier because they're more compressed and somewhat more rude.

Jake's adventures continue in this funny book about the small Los Angeles apartment building he lives in. It's full of hot young people who spend a lot of time nearly naked around the pool. But they're often bonkers.

Tobias was having nightmares, his boyfriend thought he was using drugs, and someone would not stop pounding on the door. In a world where everything blurred together, all he could hope for was a moment of clarity.