Stories

2006 summer anthology

Two teens with a friendship that lasts all their life and now one have to say something that is very difficult to say... quiet impossible to do!

Charlie, a young Brit returns to Africa, his place of birth, to spend his gap year between high school and university. Long in the denial closet Charlie finds himself and is swept along willingly into a world of his dreams which is not without its emotional challenges.

Short coming-of-age story about 19 year old Carey, experiencing his first sexual encounter while on holiday with his mother on the south coast of England.

This story follows a journey of a boy named Joshua who woke up in a strange place, where he met a bunch of teenagers around his age having some sort of super abilities. He had no memory of he did he ended up there and why. Little did he know, he is going to for an adventure full of twisted romance, betrayals and friendships.

Kaydon James finds his boyfriend, Bryce Peterson, making out with another boy at a party. While he also deals with family issues, and this new heart break, can Kaydon not mentally and physically break down while all he has known as a teenager does?

In which a young medical student and his mentor—an Army Ranger turned surgeon—fall into a world where medicine and magic are intertwined, and where their love for one another is…well, an essential part of the story.

This is the story of Rosaly and Ross. Adolescence is hard enough without the struggle of being transgender. How can you show someone the real you, when you’re unsure of who you are?

In which a teen of the First Peoples of the North American continent learns that he is to be a Dragonrider, and is reunited with the Elven boy who has been his companion and amici for aeons.

Every so often, you meet someone who turns your world upside down, screwing with your psyche in ways you never thought could happen and giving your imagination those shockingly detailed images and thoughts that rattle your confidence in your own identity. That's what has happened to me with one particular co-worker. Chad is his name, and Jim is mine, thus you can begin to see what some might consider to be a problem in a mostly "straight" world. . . .