Stories

The Order is an epic journey, one that carries Ken, Brad, and their military brothers to places never imagined within themselves, the world, the Spiritual Realm, and even beyond the Pale. Finding themselves pitted against an ancient evil, they must become Warriors of an ancient Brotherhood capable of saving mankind. Through their trials, they discover abilities, places, hidden truths about reality, and creatures that have remained hidden for eons. However, before they can grow into the saviors of humanity, they first have to face seeing inside each other, and find the Unconditional Love that will be the root of their strength.

Gunni is a 16 year-old violinist who has just been hired as the leader of the Icelandic Symphony Orchestra. Siggi is the 19 year-old Principal Cello who is not at all happy with this new development. This kind of plot obviously demands that Gunni develops a crush for Siggi, but that's just the beginning. The story is told by Gunni and Siggi in their own distinctive way. Expect everything from humour to drama, and of course music (and plenty of fun in bed!).

Jesse has a secret and while Mike knows part, he doesn't know it all. Will Mike be able to forgive them, or will their wedding end in shambles.

My random writings that i actually didnt burn after writing.

Poems I wrote yesterday and forgot or just the ones I didn't finish or the shy ones.

2007 Anthology

One Gay identical twin brother loves the other, but doesn't thing that the other is also Gay. Because of a miscievious game of identity that they both play, the game backfires on Josh and he finds himself stacking lie upon lie to a third party that Joseph is involved with. Chaos between the three is bound to happen.

During a time when the old ways are waning in favor of a new belief system, two men explore an unlikely friendship.

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.

Carl Waite goes out for his morning walk in the park, and along the way he passes an old man sitting on a park bench. Since the man looks sad and appears down in the dumps, Carl wishes him Merry Christmas. The old man, who we later learn is Bob Swartz, responds, “What is there to be merry about?” Carl immediately stops so he can find out why the man reacted this way.