Stories

Daniel found his forever friend in Hone when he was just four-years-old. They grow up inseparable. The only secret between them is that Daniel is gay. If life is a puzzle, the only piece missing is the truth.

Posted for Pride Month

A surreal trip across time - An anti-hero - And two gay guys

Zachary is swept into a world of intrigue where everything may not be exactly how it first appears. Bound together with his companion Lowerstoff, they are embroiled in the scheming of Hamilton Gode. What the goal might be is far from clear. The world they inhabit is blurred, epochs collide and mix together. This is a wild fantasy, an adventure where the ground can shift beneath you. A little surreal. Hamilton Gode is an anti-hero, Zachary and Lowerstoff are pretty much gay!

A collection of Flash Fiction, from both my Flash Fiction February and My upcoming Flash Fiction Fridays. Each chapter is a stand alone story of 3000 words or less.

During a family road trip at the end of Spring Break, an older brother begins to notice a change in his brother Alex. Bringing his new 'best friend', Sascha, along with them on their annual gathering with the rest of their family, suspicions arise as to just how close they really are. A short and sweet story that I wrote for a free ebook compilation, put together by DK Daniels here on GayAuthors. Check it out, and give the other author submissions some love when you get a chance!

Two guys reconnect after almost a decade of growth and tragedy. Trying to let go of the past is more difficult than it seems.

In 2006 my family went to California for a vacation. We had a lot of fun, and I got to see a lot of family, many of whom I hadn't seen since 1999. During the course of this visit, I made a lot of observations and relived a lot of memories, good and bad.

The invitation to spend a week of sightseeing in Washington, D.C. seemed like a great idea to Kyle. With his good friend, Seth, interning in Congress, it was a great opportunity for him and his boyfriend to see things most tourists didn't see. Kyle thought he'd fully recovered from the injuries he’d sustained three years earlier, but then a series of encounters forced him to recall a time he’d long thought he'd put behind him.

After one man dies in the real world, he wakes up to find he has transmigrated into Red Riding Hoodie, the worst novel he ever had the misfortune of reading.

As he awakens, he's greeted by the Re: Life System, who tells him his "account" is now bound to the character Hal Schuyler, the original hero of the novel (who is petty and a huge asshole). He realizes he has to change the story to avoid being killed by the main character's sometimes friend, Alaric. But the System has other ideas, not allowing him to act too out-of-character to avoid derailing the plot.

Three stories are rolled together into one, over-arching storyline. Follow Jer and Billy as they live their innocent, almost-teenager lives; follow Hector and Eddie, who though they have never met will soon change each other's lives, forever; follow Dillon and Brian as events force them to live seperate lives, still desperately in love with each other. Follow, as all three stories grow closer and closer until they merge into one.

Commuting lets us encounter a lot of different people Some of them you'd rather not encounter. Like a person who might be homeless.