Authors

DomLuka's Official Story Site. DomLuka dominated the online gay writing genre in the early 2000s with his strong character-driven narratives. He slipped off quietly in 2009 and we haven't heard from him since, sadly. There are a handful of stories that he never finished and are so marked.

For the vast majority of my life I’ve lived in London, England, and worked in healthcare. Both have given me the chance to meet many different people in many different situations, which have all coloured my writing.

I am fascinated by how we live our lives, and as gay men how we find places for ourselves in today’s world, and how we lived in the past. So much of my writing tries to explore this, but it also explores issues and subjects that interest me or make me angry. Behind every headline is a story too.

I want to find the people in the situations and stories I write about.

As any writer, I value feedback to help improve my writing, so please leave a comment on the stories you read here.

Happy reading.

A proud father of four, Headstall's personal journey has been a series of twists and turns, and his stories often reflect his experiences. He is an unapologetic romantic who writes from the heart. You will find this in his fiction and his poetry. They are both emotionally driven, and men who aren’t afraid of their feelings often populate his work. If you’re looking for happily ever after, you will likely find it here.

Jason Rimbaud is a writer for an audience of one who lives in San Francisco and dreams of escaping back to his hometown in Pennsylvania. The only thing he loves more than cooking is creating little stories that he periodically shares online.

All stories were conceived and written without the use of AI or any other artificial means.

I love writing sexy plots. You can always find me on tumblr, where I post stuff related to my writing, previews, story excerpts, and I reblog hot guys.

Lee typically writes family-based, slice of life stories. Occasionally, he diverges from the norm and dabbles in comedy, science fiction, and a few times, poetry. He also isn't afraid to shock you with violence of any kind but is a nice guy who warns you it's coming in that chapter. Mix that in with emotional impacts, tugging at your heartstrings, and you get a little bit of a ride while reading.

Mark Arbour writes historical fiction about gay and bisexual characters painted on the canvas of the past.