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  1. Comicality
    31,060
    23,994
    • Signature Author
    • 188 Stories
    • 90 Reviews
    • 6,459 Comments
    • 6,804,177 Words

    Comicality's Shack Out Back The Shack Out Back tells stories of teen romance, angst, confusion, and the occasional heartbreak. Tales of love that you will hopefully enjoy and take to heart. Over 180 different stories and series are waiting for you! Stop on in!
  2. Bill W
    29,560
    14,893
    • Classic Author
    • 99 Stories
    • 69 Reviews
    • 5,376 Comments
    • 4,150,724 Words

    BW’s stories present adolescent to college age young men dealing with issues and situations that confront the gay community. These stories often contain explicit sexual scenes, but the content of the various selections is about far more than the isolated sexual escapades. I hope you sit back and enjoy the fictional tales being offered here.
  3. AC Benus
    35,105
    8,568
    • Signature Author
    • 97 Stories
    • 72 Reviews
    • 8,829 Comments
    • 2,226,374 Words

    With a degree in Fine Arts, and a long professional career in design, AC brings unflinching attention to detail to his writings and poetry. He strives for emotional realness in all circumstances, and excels at structure and dialogue. A love of history, philosophy, and the humanities informs his work, while having honed his craft from his adolescence has allowed him to delve into the workings of the human heart. He also has a wicked sense of humor.
  4. Sasha Distan
    24,945
    19,209
    • Promising Author
    • 92 Stories
    • 45 Reviews
    • 6,395 Comments
    • 1,948,563 Words

    Sasha writes romantic fiction for men who love men, and everyone else who likes that too. Mixing the beautifully mundane with the outlandish and fantastical, Sasha generally just wants everyone to end up happy and in love, and sometimes the characters play along too. There is often, but not always, a fairly healthy amount of sex involved.
  5. comicfan
    13,131
    5,683
    • Classic Author
    • 75 Stories
    • 22 Reviews
    • 3,584 Comments
    • 613,339 Words

    Fairytales, fables, myths, nightmares, and more are what I write. Escape from the mundane and enjoy new and familiar worlds.
  6. Altimexis
    8,197
    7,778
    • Classic Author
    • 73 Stories
    • 31 Reviews
    • 1,074 Comments
    • 2,602,007 Words

    Altimexis' stories typically deal with high school, coming out and falling in love. "Naptown Tales" is a series of stories centered in a conservative Midwestern American city. "Love in a Chair" is the first in a series dealing with gay youth with disabilities. "A Fish Out of Water" deals with two Jewish boys, one Hasidic, and their forbidden love. And there are more stories in the works.
  7. quokka
    44,525
    39,958
    • Author
    • 70 Stories
    • 99 Reviews
    • 7,167 Comments
    • 2,880,168 Words

    Fiction writer, mostly about his home state of Western Australia. He has also written a few Sci Fi Stories, and many of his stories are maritime based.
    Western Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
  8. Cia
    57,225
    40,355
    • Site Administrator
    • 68 Stories
    • 31 Reviews
    • 9,398 Comments
    • 2,259,514 Words

    Cia's writing involves stories with budding relationships. She doesn't allow herself to be boxed into one genre, instead her stories can be spread out through multiple categories, including: Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Modern, and even mixes of those and more. The common thread that binds them all is the realization that you never know what is going to happen next.
  9. Dolores Esteban
    2,854
    1,837
    • Signature Author
    • 66 Stories
    • 1 Reviews
    • 996 Comments
    • 677,351 Words

    I write science fiction, historical fiction and poetry, and often a mix of the genres.
  10. Geron Kees
    43,444
    9,259
    • Author
    • 62 Stories
    • 224 Reviews
    • 9,031 Comments
    • 2,479,416 Words

    Born in Ouderkerk aan de Amstel, a suburb of Amsterdam, Netherlands. American dad, Nederlands mom. Moved to The States in 1976, and have had mixed feelings about it since. Love the US, still feel Dutch, try to combine both.
    View the world through rose-colored glasses. I once tried to remove them, but found it to be caused by my eyes after all. Prognosis: no cure.
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