Stories

Earth and World intersect; boys move from one to the other; familiar stories meet in unfamiliar ways, all ruled by magic.

A pudgy young teen finds the love of his life in the peace and quiet of small town Australia.

Sometime in the remote past, a tween named Arthur leaves Arcadia to seek his friend, kidnapped by slavers and taken to Eblis, the land of dark magic and evil. Armed only with his wits, inchoate magic, and a dagger, Arthur begins a Heroes Journey.

Krilla Desmau leads an idyllic life in southern Turkey, swimming in the ocean, fishing in the Med, and having fun with his friends on his boat.But Krilla has more than one secret, and while the throne of Atlantis sits empty of a King, Krilla is much more interested in finding love. When a land bound boy shows up in Kas, Krilla gets his chance.

Jacob doesn't really like Oliver, but somehow he seems to be his first for almost everything. Marcus hates his life, and his dad, and pretty much everything in his dreary industrial town, but makes a go at trying out new things anyway. Two short stories set before The F*cking Trilogy. Contains gratuitous swearing.

Three Earth Analogues come together in "0300 Book 2." Here are beginnings of two of them.

Jory's fear of revealing his feelings for Brent, his best friend's younger brother may cause him to lose more than just a friendship.

Born to ultra-conservative religious parents, Walt Rockdale is forced to hide who he truly is.

When a young black man named Jackson Carter comes to their church to perform community service, Walt finally meets someone who likes him for who he is, not who he pretends to be.

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. . . .

Four Days that changed a teenagers life