Stories

Clem is a six-four rough and ready farm hand who drives a pick-up truck and spends his work life bringing in the hay and fixing fences. His boyfriend Nathan is pretty often mistaken for his twin - except that he wears a stetson. but two big strong guys together is not necessarily all it's cracked up to be, and in between make-out sessions that always seem to be on the verge of turning into fights, Clem finds himself getting jealous and envious of the softer side of girls.

An unexpected discovery within prison walls...

This story follows teens as they navigate friends, the foster care system and finding out who they are. There may or may not be a supernatural element at play. The series does feature references to the band Jethro Tull, a recurring theme.

Is it really Santa in those red Speedos?
A slightly gay, night-before-Christmas story.

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

Would a stranger bring Christmas magic to Ross at his cabin in the mountains?

These are all my responses to the author prompts. Some are scenes from Chapmistres View characters futures, some are POSSIBLE scenes from up coming stories. Please note these scenes are NOT in any particular order. They are just whatever comes into my rather weird mind. Enjoy and Review.

Malcolm Turner is very happy living in the countryside, building custom furniture and nursing his ancient and decrepit Land Rover back to life on a regular basis. The love of his life left him for the city, but back luck comes in threes, and Malcolm is about to find out what else the universe has in store for him this winter.

Mike has been having a horrible week. He refuses to talk to anyone, even though his mother knows he needs his friends. Maggie refuses to be pushed out of his life and comes to give him hell only to find out what has been happening. As Mike gets knocked from problem to problem is his life actually getting better?

Henry has known Peter since he was a little boy. He watched him grow up, but rather than trust the man he listens to the stories of Peter's father, allowing them to influence him. What is the truth and will it make itself known before Thanksgiving is over?