By Carol Queen
We stop at farmers’ markets whenever we’re on the road, especially in July when the peaches come ripe, timed with the Perseid meteor showers. We get enough fruit to sate any summer hunger, not just peaches but whatever is juicy and sweet, bearing it away in brown bags like we are smuggling jewels.At [...]
BY Simon Shepard
I like to stick my tongue up guys’ assholes. I think that, if we fags are honest with ourselves, many of us do. Like it, that is. Just why we like it is an open question. It is not, however, an open question as to why I hardly ever do it anymore. It [...]
by Alison Tyler
Originally Published April, 2003
In the case of Julissa McQueen, it wasn’t Humpty Dumpty, but a relationship that couldn’t be put back together. Perhaps it wasn’t much of a relationship to start with, but Julissa had tried for so long to put up with Raymond’s innumerable idiosyncrasies that she wasn’t ready to give up [...]
by Simon Torrio
Originally published October, 2003
The Cadillac pulled up to the curb. The driver leaned down and craned his neck, eyeing the woman’s fishnet-clad legs scissoring invitingly under the short skirt. She bent down and looked in the window, waving.”Hi sailor,” she smiled. “Need a date?”
The passenger-side window hissed down. “Depends,” said the guy inside [...]
by Sarah Clark
I’m in love with a firefighter. She works at the station across the street from my apartment building, and I sit on my fire escape and watch her wash the truck.
She’s well-built, showing off her biceps in a white tank top, wearing faded jeans that hug her hips and reveal her taut physique. [...]
by Elizabeth Colvin
Originally published August, 2001
I’ve been saving it for you. I know it’s a big fantasy of yours; you confessed as much after our long first night of making love, when we both lay tangled in the sheets together. I’ve even showed you my cock, watching as you squirmed a little, contemplating what it [...]
