Silk brushed against my eyes, then wrapped around my wrists . . .I can’t remember ever dreaming of being tied to bedposts with silk ties. A couple years ago, I barely knew gays lived anywhere other than New York or California. Who knew they were everywhere and quite willing to offer their neckwear in service to the greater good?At least, tomy greater good.Ah, the memories.That isn’t where our story begins. It was just something that...

I was home, alone on a Saturday . . .. . . boredom is dangerous.Then my roommate’s friend called. We’d never met. He was bored, too.That one day opened my eyes to a world I never knew existed. I never knew it could feel so . . .You’ll love this story because everyone wants to feel that way again.Get it now.My Accidental First Date is the first volume in the hilariou...

When a printing company’s customer service representative walks in on the lead pressman servicing a client, he joins in the action and later has some private time with the client in his hotel room.

I never thought I'd find him online . . .. . . but the AOL gods have a sense of humor.Months after first chatting, an IM popped up from a guy I barely remembered. We started talking and couldn't stop. When we met for coffee, we stayed for hours, but was that a spark or just the java?No longer a newborn gay, Michael faces the man who could steal his breath simply by walking into a room.Can this new love finally be his last?

Elderly Lord Duffield suspects that his much younger wife is doing more than just hoity-toiting it with the high society of London, giving forth more charity with her favours than mere benevolence would suggest. While he's away inspecting his Indian tea plantations, he employs a detective to shadow Lady Duffield, reporting on her social intercourses. Alerted by the investigator to a rival for his wife’s affections, His Lordship resolves to take matters into his own hands… but both men get ...

When American secret agent Milo Stanich is found dead, agent Jack Wilson is sent to determine who killed him and to finish the job Stanich had been assigned: to keep a Pakistani scientist from selling fissile material to America’s enemies. In a wild, erotic tale of cross and double-cross that has Wilson working undercover to turn the Pakistani before the Russians can, Wilson beds the scientist, identifies Stanich’s killer, and brings his assignment - and the Pakistani scientist - to a sati...

A weekend get-together before an old mate’s wedding should be the time for Simon to catch up and relive all the good times of his university days. But it doesn’t take him long to realise he’s growing apart from his friends, not least because he’s realised he’s into men and doesn’t know how they’ll react if they find out. Drawn to visit a local landmark - a stone circle with supposedly mystical powers known as The Nine Virgins - Simon finds himself face to face with a handsome stranger. Wil...

Every summer, Neil rents his guest room to a performer in the summer show in the small seaside town where he lives. His rates are cheap, he enjoys the company, and he’s usually left alone to get on with his work as an illustrator. But he’s never had a tenant like PJ. PJ is a handsome, talented magician with a decidedly dominant streak, who stirs unexpected feelings in Neil. He thinks Neil might be the ideal person to help him perfect his new trick - and when he brings out the ropes and the...

Ash isn’t a gambling man, but a night at the casino might persuade him otherwise. And when his gorgeous best friend Danny makes a request to find out what sex with another man is like, Ash sees his luck changing for good. This fantastic short story is expertly narrated by Jon Curtis.

A treasure trove of personal writings by the great post-punk singer-songwriter—with a foreword by his wife Deborah and an introduction by Jon Savage.So This Is Permanence presents the lyrics and personal notebooks of one of the most enigmatic and influential music artists of the late twentieth century, Joy Division's Ian Curtis.The fact of the band's relatively few releases belies the power and enduring fascination its music holds, especially in light of Curt...

Kids. They think they got it so rough these days. But nobody has it worse than Papa Red did when he was a kid. And you better listen up when he talks. A short story from the acclaimed collection Guys Read: Funny Business, edited by Jon Scieszka.

Most of us, at various moments in our lives, either adopt a `tourist' identity of are framed within another's tourist experience. Travellers' Tales investigates the future for travelling in a world whose boundaries are shifting and dissolving. The contributors bring together popular and critical discourses of travel to explore questions of identity and politics; history and narration; collecting and representing other cultures. Travellers' tales oscillate between the thrill of novel experi...