Stories

These are short poems relating to my favourite sport: Basketball, which I couldn't continue because of some health issues!

One night, in a city floating upon the back of a giant migratory sea turtle, a boy named Liam goes out looking to get laid. What follows is writ within.

Content Warning: The story you are about to read contains ecstatic, possibly even copious amounts of gay fluff. It may include such things as: Boys kissing boys, boys holding hands with boys, superpowered magical transformation ninjas, and boys engaging in egregiously poetic forms of sex.

Full disclosure. I wrote this story primarily for stress relief. As a result, it's significantly lighter and less serious than my other work.

2006 Winter Anthology -- needs tags; has pic

Bartending can lead to interesting situations and stories

Young Barry wants a bicycle for his birthday, but...........

Jason Andrews has a shitty outlook on the world and is just waiting for high school to be over as he comes back for his senior year. While he maintained a low profile for most of it, he's quickly going to find himself to be the talk of the school and it's innerworkings. Will he be able to handle it?

A beggar who is afraid for his life encounters a boy who claims to be a prince. This is a medieval fantasy adventure in a world in which the magical is mundane—but still, very special.

What would your thoughts be if you were alone, at night, imprisoned only for who you are?

One man gives us his.

Barnegat Bay is a romance, which starts on the Jersey shore in the summer of 1932. It focuses on its narrator, Doc, and his friends Mike, Larry, Al, and Spence, summer lifeguards soon headed into their senior year at CCNY -- the City College of New York. This is in the uncertain times and job market of the still early years of the Great Depression, just before Franklin Delano Roosevelt was elected. Joining the guys are Mary and Claire, local to the area but no less ambitious for their lives, and in fairly close by New York City, Doc's parents.

It may initially seem an odd book for this site, but, believe me, it's not.

An Anagram Poem