Stories

Neil and Ralph are brothers who are facing major changes in their lives. One has suddenly become a father and the other is facing the fact he is gay. What these changes will mean is yet to be seen.

Hey there. I'm sure you want to know what this story is all about, so I'll tell you. It's a story about how my life was changed on that fateful day when Denn's Mobile Circus came to town. Yeah, I know. Unless it's Cirque du Soleil, nobody really cares about a circus. But trust and believe when I say that you haven't been to a circus quite like this before.

Interested?

Then step inside.

When an incubus and his harem are infiltrated by the escaped sacrifice of an infamous cult, should they keep him to join the harem's ranks? Or should they throw him back to the cultists and risk bringing about the end of the world as they know it?

A new year. Another chance to tell someone. A fortunate discovery of a hideous truth. The greatest gift of a lifetime.

2007 Anthology

Two boys, a Jew and a Muslim, learn to find faith in their own religions as the world around them celebrates Christmas. (December, 2007)

This is the 7th story in the Naptown Tales series, which can also be found at Awesome Dude and Nifty. A slightly modified version more suitable for younger teens can be found at Codey’s World. Please see the Introduction for important background info.

When Tom wakes up the morning of September 11, he knows right away something is off. It doesn’t take him long to discover that Clark, his love, is trapped in Tower 1 of the World Trade Center. Their only hope is a legend from Clark’s Grandmother for a chance to dream again.

This story is about finding happiness and finding love, having that love and make it withstand trials and tests. The main character is called Trace and he's an independent and strong guy. He's starting his senior year in high school and he meets an engaging and charismatic kid by the name of Christian. Let's see where this story takes us! This story is inspired by a song I heard so the storyline kind of ties into the song, check it out yourself!

For almost a whole day, Jonah doesn’t really believe it. This isn’t the way people die. Not in real life. Not in suburban Greater London. People get hit by buses, they die in car crashes, they get sick—cancer, liver failure, heart disease. They don’t get stabbed walking home from a party with their lover.