Free online samples of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT)-themed ebooks from the authors and publishers at Smashwords.
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"The Thanksgiving Week" | by J. David May 20, 2012 | $3.99 | 21776 words | Sample 15% |
| the brook's family's thanksgiving gathering, brings their beautiful married daughter, samantha home, from the big city, harboring her highly curious, secret sexual desire, she hopes to fulfill. her only brother, tommy, also returns home for the occasion, unaware that his newly married, highly desirable, but innocent wife, bobbie, is his sister's target,,, | |||||
| Author bio: Hello my fellow story lovers, I'm Joseph. I'm married to a wonderful woman, and we have one son. I live a quiet and private life, so saying things here is not my cup of tea. But I wanted to thank you for buying, or considering buying any of my work. My hope is to build a family of friends, going through this life we all have to go through, with the small exception of maybe a few hours away from it, to escape into a story, that I'm hoping will become part of your being, as it already has mine. These characters are so real to me, I take considerably time in thought, before any words are written. I may see something as we shop, that triggers a scene, or maybe a call I get, may give me insight to something I'm struggling with, so I take real life situations in all my writings. I'll be setting up a Facebook account, so you will have the means to send me suggestions, desires, and thoughts of the direction this story is taken. I have been working on "The Thanksgiving Week, book two" and should have it available soon. Thank you again. I hope to become good friends with you throughout the coming years. J. David |
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'Twas a Dark and Delicious Christmas: Manlove Edition | by J.P. Barnaby Dec. 02, 2010 | $4.50 | 24120 words | Sample 2% |
| Where stockings are hung with condoms and lubrication, Christmas is the season for manly fornication. Santa is wishing for a gift of his own, while his devious little Elves eagerly bump and groan. Ribbons and bells are hung with care, in the hope that orgasmic cheers fill the air. ‘Tis Christmas for all and to all, goodnight, may you be granted the gift of sexual delight. | |||||
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12 Months Later | by Amanda Smith May 09, 2012 | Free! | 1412 words | Read a sample |
| Kate has been through a lot, she is coming to terms with her sexuality and has found it tough. She has used many remedies to sooth the pain drink, drugs and self-harm. She is 20 years old and only just figured out where all her confusion comes from. While exploring her sexuality online, Kate Meets Georgina and it is love at first type, but love isn't easy and Kates past comes flooding back. | |||||
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12 Months Later | by Amanda Smith May 16, 2012 | $0.99 | 2467 words | Sample 20% |
| Part two to Kate and Georgians dramatic love story, being gay is often hard enough without the additional drama. Follow the ups and downs of their relationship from the moment they meet. | |||||
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120 | by Maurizio Valtieri May 22, 2011 | $0.99 | 48243 words | Sample 20% |
| Un giovane gay a confronto con se stesso, attraverso l'ascolto di 14 storie incise su cassette, trovate per caso nella casa che ha appena ereditato. Mentre il mondo intorno a lui tenta di riportarlo ad una realtà che detesta, comprende che l'unico modo per sfuggire alla follia è rifugiarsi nella follia... | |||||
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1st Down | by B.K. Wright Nov. 29, 2010 | $0.99 | 4673 words | Sample 20% |
| When Travis is chosen to be a quarterback for the NFL, he is thrilled, but as a gay man entering what is considered a “manly man’s sportâ€, he is very nervous. Travis has kept his secret for many years, but his attraction to a man his rookie year is stronger than any attraction that he has ever had. With the team on its way to the playoffs, the attraction grows ever stronger. | |||||
| Author bio: I have created/written Beau to Beau fictional stories of Male Love with sincerity to inspire gay men to embrace their sexuality and to enjoy their lives to the fullest, as is deservedly theirs to be realized. These stories are affirmations of the lives of gay men, a joyous celebration of the self as an entire person, not solely a gay person, which seems to be a “category†into which gay men have been thrust by the heterosexual community. This gay person categorization has been allotted with great negativity, seemingly to invoke a sense of shame into its inhabitants. Shame is not the gay man’s to be borne. Shame is the lot of the ignorant!~ My books are also available in print at my website - www.beautobeau.com. ~B.K. Wright~ Beau to Beau has a new author, B.J. Scott, who writes very XXX rated erotic gay short stories. They can be found at 1erotic ebooks, 1romance ebooks, and all romance ebooks, with full steamy excerpts on those sites. |
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25 Noel Road: a genius like us | by Carlos Be Jan. 12, 2011 | $4.95 | 8799 words | Sample 30% |
| London, 1967. Joe Orton and Kenneth Halliwell’s murder and suicide ending an odd gay love story. Venture inside the artistic and passionate relationship, power and submission, that Kenneth Halliwell and the playwright Joe Orton lived in 25 Noel Road. Carlos Be goes beyond the known facts and explores the mysterious last days of this outrageous couple. Caja España Theatre Award 2001 | |||||
| Author bio: Español / English (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlos_Be) Carlos Be (Vilanova i la Geltrú - 1974) es autor y director de teatro. Entre otras obras, ha publicado La caja Pilcik (Premio Serantes de Teatro 2008), Llueven vacas (2008), Achicorias (2008), Origami (Premio Born de Teatro 2006), La extraordinaria muerte de Ulrike M. (finalista del Premio Casa de América - Escena Contemporánea de Dramaturgia Innovadora 2005) y Noel Road 25: a genius like us (Premio Caja España de Teatro 2001). Como director de The Zombie Company, ha llevado a escena My favorite things, Achicorias y EloÃsa y el domador de mariposas. Asà mismo, ha sido director invitado del Teatro Ungelt de Praga con ocasión del estreno absoluto de Origami. Es colaborador mensual de la revista Artez y vive entre España y Chequia. |
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28 Pieces | by Ria Goff Oct. 03, 2009 | $9.99 | 60231 words | Sample 5% |
| Shannon has had enough. Enough of Trent, enough of New York and enough crap for one life time. After catching her lying, cheating husband at his old games one too many times she decides she is done. She packs only what she needs and goes to the airport. Leaving her life to fate she has the cashier give her a ticket to anywhere. Once in Ireland she meets Ceara and her life will be forever changed. | |||||
| Author bio: Hello there! I am glad you have taken an interest in my work. I am a self employed writer who does freelance work out of my home in New England. I am married to my wife, legally! Go us! For more than 5 years now. We have 1 child and three cats. I love to write and I love to self publish as well. I have been offered the right to publish under an actual publishing company in the real world but I find that deadlines take away from the fun of writing just to write. I love every single one of my characters. Whether they be rough around the edges or polished till they shine, I adore them all. They are all children, born of my mind and each line of every story is created on its own. Sometimes I swear I am just the medium. I love my work. I really hope you can say this about your work as well. If not.. you should really find something you can love. Don't ever do anything that makes you unhappy. That is my motto. Thank you for reading my profile and I hope you will buy one or all of my digital downloads. If you prefer print see the above links for a place where you can buy them. Or search Ria Goff on Lulu.com :D Thanks! |
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30 Day Notice | by Kai Mann Dec. 10, 2011 | $9.99 | 76280 words | Sample 10% |
| After Kori Maitland sacrifices everything to find her true self, she finds what she believes is her one true love. Like everything else in her life, it turns out to be a distraction. It isn’t until she receives a 30 day notice from her lover that she begins a journey of trials through love, betrayal, discovery, self-reflection, and growth. | |||||
| Author bio: Kai Mann is the author of 30 Day Notice as well as an independent contract writer for Examiner.com where she holds the title of Detroit’s Best Friend Examiner. As a contributor to the poetry community, Kai’s online blog "Kaiology Wet Your Intellectual Taste Buds" is where she purposefully inspires thought pertaining to the themes of love, friendship, self-love, and self-progression. |
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4 Stories Down, 4 Stories Up | by Sara Elizabeth July 03, 2010 | $0.99 | 2272 words | Sample 30% |
| Told from the point of view of an elevator ride, Samantha explores the ups and downs of her relationship with another woman. Will Samantha get everything she's ever wanted on the 4th floor, or lose it all in The Lobby? A unique twist on the girl-meets-girl tale. | |||||
| Author bio: Hailing from Florida, I just got my MFA in creative nonfiction writing from The New School in NYC. Under the direction of Susan Cheever, I finished a memoir as my thesis called "Living Medicated," which is about growing up over-medicated and over-therapized. My next project is a collection of essays called "Conversations With My Jewish Mother." |
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8402 | by Kelly Newson May 18, 2012 | $0.99 | 14004 words | Sample 20% |
| Collecton of short stories telling the lives of the LGBT community. Picking up where 'The L Word' left off. | |||||
| Author bio: Kelly J Newson also known as Kelz was born in Harbor City, California but raised in Los Angeles. At the age of eight she had her first piece of poetry published and has been writing ever since. However, it wasn't until attending John C Fremont High School in Los Angeles, CA that lead Kelly J Newson to write her first short story, 'Knights of Kenai' and shortly thereafter begin writing and putting together her first book 'Opening Wounds.' Though it wasn't until attending Rio Hondo College that she begin to take writing more seriously and share what she wrote. In fact it wasn't until meeting her former mentor and professor that she begin sharing her work and eventually building that confidence and gaining inspiration to want to share her work. Through this new found inspiration came the release of her debut play 'Making the Deal,' in November 2007 which got great feedback and while Kelly J Newson would love to continue in theatre and film she wanted to first make an imprint in the literary world. So she continued working on Opening Wounds thus releasing it in 2009. Kelly J Newson also designed the cover of Opening Wounds, showcasing not only her writing talents but her artistic talents as well. Shortly after the release of Opening Wounds Kelly J Newson met DJ Kelly J, a DJ in Las Vegas, Nevada who interviewed her on xradio.biz and Kelly also had „Cali Kids‟ from Opening Wounds featured on http://www.guysandgirlsonline.com Then in August 2009, Kelly J Newson begin writing new material for her next book and she released her second book Before the SunRises in May 2010. This time she showcased her talent in writing poetry, short stories and plays. The release of Before the Sunrises was Kelly J Newson's way of jumping into the world of fiction and showing that she is more than just a poet but a fiction writer as well just like her predecessors Langston Hughes and Edgar Allan Poe. Unlike Opening Wounds, Before the SunRises was released in three different formats, hardcover, softcover and ebook giving readers no matter their preference of reading a choice. Readers are able to enjoy Before the SunRises in hardcover, softcover, ebook (kindle, blackberry, iphone, ipod or other smartphone or device that supports the kindle or Barnes & Noble app.) Before the Sunrises can also be downloaded onto your ipad. Before the SunRises is available worldwide at www.beforethesunrises.com www.bn.com wwww.amazon.com www.borders.com or you can order at your local Barnes and Noble. In November 2010 Kelly J Newson signed with Bootcamp Enterprises as her management thus launching her career as a writer. Kelly J Newson is currently working on a new chapbook entitled 'For Langston...' which will be up for free download April 30, 2012 also Kelly J Newson is currently a writer for The Guardian Express Newspaper in Las Vegas, NV (guardianlv.com)as well as a writer for My Lesbian Love Letters (official-my3Ls.com) |
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A Biker's Tale - Part 1 (The Initiation Of Danny Challetts) | by Jaypbee April 13, 2012 | $3.10 | 31027 words | Sample 20% |
| This is a cautionary tale about wishing that your life could be more exciting, for Danny Challetts this is exactly what happened to him. | |||||
| Author bio: I'm a gay guy living in the south of England, UK. I live with my soul mate, who I've had the pleasure of living with for more than half my life. I write gay erotic short stories aimed at gay, bi or straight guys. |
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A Bit of Sunday Gardening | by Cody Richardson April 12, 2012 | $2.99 | 14120 words | Sample 20% |
| A personal tragedy has torn Jeremy Ryker's life apart, and after years of therapy, he's finally ready to move on. When he returns to his job, his gorgeous and excitable new assistant is quite the distraction, and the two of them become friends, and before long, much, much more. | |||||
| Author bio: I started writing in 2009 on a whim - I heard about a contest on an erotic writing website and thought, what the hell? It was the beginning of a rewarding and deeply satisfying period in my life; I began writing regularly for the site, and the feedback and encouragement I received there gave me the courage to strike out on my own and try to make a real go of this. I've been a story teller for most of my life - when I was a young child, I would often dream up complex and continuous narratives for book and television characters that I came across. Some of their story arcs lasted for years, with me adjusting their character development and responses as I grew older and more sophisticated in my thinking. I hope this doesn't make me sound crazy. I penned my first "novel" in 2009 - a silly and nonsensical thing about two gay guys, a a sex shop, a vandalized Greenpeace office, missing water coolers, and terrorists. It gets more and more ridiculous every time I reread it, but I can't bring myself to get rid of it - I love it for it's unashamed cuckoolander quality, and reminds me of how much fun it is to write badly. After that, I got more serious about creating a real story - a story that would affect people and make them happy to be alive and reading. I hope I can achieve that. |
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A Body on Pine | by Joseph R. G. DeMarco April 05, 2011 | $8.99 | 116922 words | Sample 10% |
| When Marco Fontana enters his friend's spa on Pine Street in Philadelphia, he doesn't find the peaceful retreat he expected. Brad, the masseur, is missing. The spa is splattered with blood and a dead client lies sprawled on the floor. After a thorough search turns up more questions than answers, Marco calls the police. A thriller with a gay detective! | |||||
| Author bio: Joseph R.G. DeMarco lives and writes in Philadelphia and Montréal. Several of his stories have been anthologized in the Quickies series published by Arsenal Pulp Press, in Men Seeking Men (Painted Leaf Press) and in Charmed Lives (Lethe Press). His essays have been published in anthologies including Gay Life, Hey Paisan!, We Are Everywhere, BlackMen WhiteMen, Men’s Lives, Paws and Reflect, The International Encyclopedia of Marriage and Famiyl, the Encyclopedia of Men and Masculinites, and The Gay and Lesbian Review Worldwide among others. He has also written extensively for the gay/lesbian press and was a correspondent for The Advocate, In Touch, Gaysweek. His work has been featured in The New York Native, the Philadelphia Gay News (PGN), Gay Community News, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Chroma, and a number of other publications. In 1983, his PGN article “Gay Racism†was awarded the prize for excellence in feature writing by the Gay Press Association and was anthologized in We Are Everywhere, Black Men, White Men, and Men’s Lives. He was Editor-in-Chief of The Weekly Gayzette; Editor-in-Chief of New Gay Life, and has been an editor or contributing editor for a number of publications including Il Don Gennaro, and Gaysweek. Currently his is the Editor-in-Chief of Mysterical-E (www.mystericale.com) an online mystery magazine. One of his greatest loves is mystery (all kinds) but he also has an abiding interest in alternate history, speculative fiction, young adult fiction, vampires, werewolves, science fiction, the supernatural, mythology, and more. |
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A Cage of Bones | by Jeffrey Round April 22, 2010 | $8.99 | 77221 words | Sample 10% |
| First published in England to international acclaim in 1997, Jeffrey Round’s classic novel, A Cage of Bones, now appears in a new edition. At the beginning of the ’90s, an ingenuous young Torontonian named Warden Fields is persuaded to work as a model in Europe’s fashion capitals. Italy revels in the opulent splendour of designers like Versace and Ferré. | |||||
| Author bio: Jeffrey Round is an award-winning writer, director and playwright. His first novel, A Cage of Bones, was published in 1997 by the Gay Men’s Press (UK). It garnered acclaim and topped bestseller lists in Canada, the US, Iceland, Australia and others. His second novel, The P-town Murders: A Bradford Fairfax Murder Mystery, was published by the Haworth Press in 2007 and republished by Cormorant Books in Canada. Both books were listed on AfterElton’s Top 50 Greatest Gay Books for 2008. In 2009, Cormorant published Death In Key West, the second Bradford Fairfax murder mystery. The third volume in the series, Vanished In Vallarta, is set for spring 2010. His literary novel about the Bosnian war, The Honey Locust, is scheduled for a fall 2009 publication. In 2005, Jeffrey was nominated for the KM Hunter Artists Award for Literature for a body of work that includes short fiction, poetry and a novel-in-progress. His short film My Heart Belongs to Daddy premiered at the Director’s View Film Festival in 2002 and won awards for Best Director and Best Use of Music at the Hollywood North Movie Festival. Jeffrey founded and co-ran Best Boys Productions, an alternative theatre company, with producer John Davison. His first full-length play, Zebra, about the murder of librarian Kenneth Zeller, won the Gay and Lesbian Appeal’s Right to Privacy Award and was nominated for a Pink Trillium for Best Gay Play. In addition to his alternative theatre work, Jeffrey was also the stage director for Agatha Christie’s long-running hit, The Mousetrap, for three of its record-breaking years in Toronto. In 1990, Jeffrey founded The Church-Wellesley Review, Canada's first annual print journal for gay and lesbian creative writing. It ran for eleven years, eventually expanding into an on-line quarterly and reading series under the same name. In 2008, he began a new reading series, Proust and Company, co-hosted by Glad Day Bookshop in Toronto. Jeffrey has worked as a producer and writer for Alliance-Atlantis and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. He is also a composer. Currently he is writing a suite of songs based on lyrics by Robert Frost, Allen Ginsberg, Shakespeare, and others, for acclaimed soprano Lilac Caña. The work will premiere at the St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts in September 2009. Jeffrey holds a degree in English Literature from Dalhousie University, where he also studied classical guitar and theatre. He is a graduate from the Humber School for Writers and attended Ryerson University’s Film and Television program. |
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A Calling For Pleasure | by JL Merrow Dec. 16, 2011 | $0.99 | 10315 words | Sample 20% |
| If you summon this demon, he's guaranteed to come! With a killer succubus leaving a trail of desiccated corpses around town, Detective Lars Thornsson knows he shouldn’t be falling for a suspect, but a hot little piece of demon tail like Rael is impossible to resist. | |||||
| Author bio: JL MERROW is that rare beast: an English person who refuses to drink tea. Having grown up by the seaside, she also loathes fish and chips. She read Natural Sciences at Cambridge, where she learned many things, chief amongst which was that she never wanted to see the inside of a lab ever again. Her one regret is that she never mastered the ability of punting one-handed whilst holding a glass of champagne. She writes across genres, with a preference for contemporaries and the paranormal, and is frequently accused of humour. |
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A Carnal Cruise | by Hank Edwards Feb. 12, 2011 | $4.99 | 66886 words | Sample 20% |
| Charlie Heggensford, the Idaho farm boy turned L.A. fluffer for hire, is back, and this time, Charlie and the rest of the gang from Fluffers, Inc. are hitting the high seas. Hired to provide fluffing service on a cruise ship filled with gay porn stars, Charlie soon discovers he is no less clumsy on sea than dry land as he continues to over stimulate his clients in this funny and sexy novel. | |||||
| Author bio: More than three dozen of Hank Edwards' stories have appeared in various gay erotic magazines and anthologies over the years, and you can visit his website to learn more at www.hankedwardsbooks.com. He currently lives in a suburb of Detroit with his very patient partner of many years and their two cats where he is currently at work on another wild Charlie Heggensford adventure. |
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A Chance Encounter | by Jaypbee Aug. 05, 2011 | $3.10 | 35388 words | Sample 20% |
| This is a fictional story on how I met an old friend by accident and how over the period of two weekends my life was changed forever. | |||||
| Author bio: I'm a gay guy living in the south of England, UK. I live with my soul mate, who I've had the pleasure of living with for more than half my life. I write gay erotic short stories aimed at gay, bi or straight guys. |
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A Change of Pace | by Tielle St. Clare Feb. 18, 2012 | $1.49 | 17346 words | Sample 10% |
| Aiden has a few simple goals in life—teach his students well, find a stable lover and stop lusting after the sexy local sheriff. But Knox has other plans. The prickly little tutor who teaches his son is sexy and so easy to tease. When he gets the chance, he's going to find out if Aiden is always uptight or if he lets loose in bed. | |||||
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A Cold Dark Place | by HD Hatcher July 05, 2011 | $6.99 | 48201 words | Sample 15% |
| On a chance meeting, (at a mutual friend’s house) Luke finds the love of his life. Andy is what Luke has been longing for all of his adult years: the perfect man. But, this perfect man is not only straight—he is married to a woman who is more devilish than Satan himself. Luke must learn to pick up the pieces after a lifetime of heartbreak. | |||||
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A Cold Night's Sleep | by Vincent Diamond Nov. 20, 2010 | $2.99 | 5435 words | Sample 20% |
| When injured ex-cop Sandy Richter meets ex-con Mitchell Tanner, the two get off to a fiery start. After years of carrying pain and guilt, will Tanner help to soften the hard-edged former cop? This story appears in the author's print collection, Rough Cut. | |||||
| Author bio: Writer, rider, editor. Born and raised in Florida, Diamond's stories often have a level of heat that lets readers feel the warmth on the page. Straddling the line between schmoopy gay romance and the more hardcore gay erotica, these are stories that engage your brain as well as your libido. |
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A Contractor From Palm Springs | by Nathan Grant Feb. 04, 2012 | $3.50 | 25031 words | Sample 15% |
| Ron Sommers left his life in the San Francisco Bay Area for a new one in Palm Springs, seeking a fresh start. Following a dream he makes a change, takes a new direction, and hires a contractor, Paul. As the summer season wanes, the fires heat up between Paul and his cute hairy boss. Will the ghosts of Ron’s past ruin his happiness or is Paul strong enough to show Ron true love. | |||||
| Author bio: I enjoy cooking, gardening, writing (of course) and playing with my dog. I live in the US Southwest, with plans to move back to my native California before long. |
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A Dangerous Thing | by Josh Lanyon May 07, 2012 | $6.99 | 60277 words | Sample 20% |
| In this second LA-based adventure, bookseller Adrien English arrives at the Pine Shadow Ranch (left to him by a beloved grandmother) to find a corpse in his driveway. But by the time the unfriendly local sheriffs arrive, the body has disappeared. | |||||
| Author bio: A distinct voice in gay fiction, multi-award-winning author JOSH LANYON has been writing gay mystery, adventure and romance for over a decade. In addition to numerous short stories, novellas, and novels, Josh is the author of the critically acclaimed Adrien English series, including The Hell You Say, winner of the 2006 USABookNews awards for GLBT Fiction. Josh is an Eppie Award winner and a three-time Lambda Literary Award finalist. |
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A Day at the Inn, a Night at the Palace and Other Stories | by Catherine Lundoff Oct. 07, 2011 | $6.99 | 67529 words | Sample 10% |
| A Day at the Inn, A Night at the Palace, the short and fantastical fiction collection by two-time Golden Crown Literary Award winner Catherine Lundoff, features engaging stories about swashbuckling female pirates, opera singers and mercenaries. | |||||
| Author bio: Catherine Lundoff lives in Minneapolis with her wonderful and long suffering partner. She is the author of two collections of lesbian erotica: Crave: Tales of Lust, Love and Longing (Lethe Press, 2007) and Night’s Kiss (Lethe Press, 2009). Her stories have appeared in numerous publications including So Fey: Queer Faery Fiction, Time Well Bent: Queer Alternate History, Periphery: Erotic Lesbian Futures, Farrago’s Wainscot, Khimairal Ink, Best Fantastic Erotica Vol. 1 and Such a Pretty Face. She is a Spectrum Award short fiction finalist and a contributor to Women in Science Fiction and Fantasy: An Encyclopedia (forthcoming, Greenwood Press). |
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A Delicate Game | by Sasha L. Miller Sep. 06, 2011 | Free! | 7181 words | Read a sample |
| Even masters of the game can meet their match... Elio and Sestro are beautiful, seductive, and talented—in more ways than anyone knows. They are known for taking lovers back to their room to share for the night—but each lover only enjoys one night. | |||||
| Author bio: Sasha has been writing slash ever since she began writing awful fanfiction in her freshman year of college. She grew up in the boonies of Northern New York (nowhere near NYC) and then branched out for college in a different part of the boonies of NNY. She then spent a few years in Vermont before finally landing in Cincinnati, where she shares a house crazy roommates and crazier cats. |
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A Fairy Tale | by John Saul May 17, 2012 | $5.99 | 47794 words | Sample 20% |
| An early work by John Saul, A Fairy Tale was published in pseudonymous form in 1980. A "gay Jewish sex comedy" it provides a lighthearted look at the problems of a Jewish gay man in San Francisco in the early 1970s when his life is complicated by his aunt's desire to have him marry a nice Jewish girl. Be warned: this book bears no resemblance to the kind of book that John Saul is famous for. | |||||
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A Fighting Chance | by Barb Wolfe March 25, 2012 | $2.99 | 65530 words | Sample 20% |
| When a young reporter meets the beautiful Sensei of a Women's Mixed Martial Arts gym, what begins as an ordinary assignment quickly develops into something more. But will each woman's personal baggage keep the initial sparks from fully igniting? And will a devastating incident bring them closer together or rip them apart forever? | |||||
| Author bio: I'm a native New Yorker but when I found the love of my life online seven years ago, I moved to Minneapolis to be with her. Funny thing is we met when she wrote me a fan letter (I was writing fan fiction then). This is my first novel but, although the book is contemporary, the two lead characters should remind Xena fans of Xena and Gabrielle. But even if you don't know a thing about Xena, it won't matter at all to your enjoyment of this book. I'm currently working on my second book about coming out in the 70's. |
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A Fluffy Tale | by Ann Somerville Aug. 16, 2010 | $2.99 | 49154 words | Sample 20% |
| Julian has a furry ball of trouble to deal with. A tall, dark stranger may provide the solution — but maybe the complications are more than he can handle. "A Fluffy Tale" will appeal to lovers of m/m mromance and small cute ferret-shaped mammals alike. | |||||
| Author bio: Ann Somerville grew up in one of Australia’s prettiest small cities. In 1989, she left Australia with a BA and a burning ambition to see more of the world and its people, and to discover this ‘culture’ thing people kept telling her about. In 2006, she returned home to Southeast Queensland with two more degrees, an English husband, and a staggering case of homesickness, vowing never to leave Australia again. Her long, plot-driven fiction featuring gay and bisexual characters has been professionally published, although copious free full length stories and novels are also available on her website. She blogs about writing, publishing, her life and many shiny distracting things. |
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A Fluffy Tale 2: Warm and Fuzzy | by Ann Somerville Jan. 10, 2011 | $2.99 | 56642 words | Sample 30% |
| Daniel wants to be an engineer, but when his parents die in an accident, he gives up his studies and takes a office position to support his young brother and sister. He hates his new job, but never expects to find himself in serious danger, or to need help from the amazingly tall, kind and good-looking Spen, his friends, Julian, Leo and Zachary, and, of course, their clever kems. | |||||
| Author bio: Ann Somerville grew up in one of Australia’s prettiest small cities. In 1989, she left Australia with a BA and a burning ambition to see more of the world and its people, and to discover this ‘culture’ thing people kept telling her about. In 2006, she returned home to Southeast Queensland with two more degrees, an English husband, and a staggering case of homesickness, vowing never to leave Australia again. Her long, plot-driven fiction featuring gay and bisexual characters has been professionally published, although copious free full length stories and novels are also available on her website. She blogs about writing, publishing, her life and many shiny distracting things. |
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A Ghost of a Chance | by Josh Lanyon March 11, 2012 | $4.99 | 32811 words | Sample 20% |
| Professor Rhys Davies is writing a book on California hauntings. He believes the crumbling ruins of Berkeley House will make a terrific chapter -- if he can gain access to the house and grounds. The only obstacle is brooding cop and self-appointed caretaker, Sam Devlin. As obstacles go, Devlin is a big one. But you know what they say. The bigger they are, the harder they fall. | |||||
| Author bio: A distinct voice in gay fiction, multi-award-winning author JOSH LANYON has been writing gay mystery, adventure and romance for over a decade. In addition to numerous short stories, novellas, and novels, Josh is the author of the critically acclaimed Adrien English series, including The Hell You Say, winner of the 2006 USABookNews awards for GLBT Fiction. Josh is an Eppie Award winner and a three-time Lambda Literary Award finalist. |
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A Gift to Remembrance | by Siobhan Crosslin Feb. 22, 2012 | $1.49 | 3069 words | Sample 20% |
| Graham is first mate to the ship Dreamdare, and wakes up expecting his day to be much like every other. But it starts with finding a strange, pointy plant in his bed and only gets stranger. On top of everything else, the Captain seems to be avoiding him and Graham starts to fear what he'll find when he finally pins the man down. | |||||
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A Grand Illusion | by B.K. Wright Nov. 03, 2010 | $1.99 | 22644 words | Sample 20% |
| New to New York City and unaccustomed to Western culture, Adam is surprised to find that his roommate is openly gay, and he is even more surprised at how freely and eagerly he flaunts his sexual escapades. With only one small room separating the two roommates, Adam has a season ticket to the very erotic nightly entertainment that his roommate and lover provide. | |||||
| Author bio: I have created/written Beau to Beau fictional stories of Male Love with sincerity to inspire gay men to embrace their sexuality and to enjoy their lives to the fullest, as is deservedly theirs to be realized. These stories are affirmations of the lives of gay men, a joyous celebration of the self as an entire person, not solely a gay person, which seems to be a “category†into which gay men have been thrust by the heterosexual community. This gay person categorization has been allotted with great negativity, seemingly to invoke a sense of shame into its inhabitants. Shame is not the gay man’s to be borne. Shame is the lot of the ignorant!~ My books are also available in print at my website - www.beautobeau.com. ~B.K. Wright~ Beau to Beau has a new author, B.J. Scott, who writes very XXX rated erotic gay short stories. They can be found at 1erotic ebooks, 1romance ebooks, and all romance ebooks, with full steamy excerpts on those sites. |
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A Haunted Love | by J.M. Snyder March 08, 2010 | $2.99 | 14730 words | Sample 20% |
| Nick works at a Colonial America site. One foggy night he meets David, the sexiest man Nick has ever seen. Because Nick's missed his bus, David invites him to stay the night at the inn. Though there's a spark between them, David is gone when Nick wakes. When David's claim of working as an apprentice doesn't pan out, Nick begins to wonder about him, and the ghost stories he's never believed true. | |||||
| Author bio: An author of gay erotic romance, J.M. Snyder began self-publishing gay erotic fiction in 2002. Since then, Snyder has worked with several e-publishers, most notably Amber Allure Press and eXcessica Publishing. Snyder’s short fiction has appeared online at Ruthie’s Club, Tit-Elation, Eros Monthly, and Amazon Shorts, as well as in anthologies released by Alyson Books, Cleis Press, and others. For more book excerpts, free fiction, and purchasing information, please visit http://jmsnyder.net. |
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A Heart Divided | by J.M. Snyder July 25, 2011 | $4.99 | 41899 words | Sample 20% |
| When Confederate Lt. Andy Blanks takes water to a wounded soldier dying in the darkness of the battlefield, he’s shocked to discover Samuel Talley, his former lover last seen heading west. Now wearing the coat of a Union soldier, Sam is severely wounded and infection has begun to set in. It’s up to Andy to tend his lover’s wound and get Sam the help he needs before it’s too late. | |||||
| Author bio: An author of gay erotic romance, J.M. Snyder began self-publishing gay erotic fiction in 2002. Since then, Snyder has worked with several e-publishers, most notably Amber Allure Press and eXcessica Publishing. Snyder’s short fiction has appeared online at Ruthie’s Club, Tit-Elation, Eros Monthly, and Amazon Shorts, as well as in anthologies released by Alyson Books, Cleis Press, and others. For more book excerpts, free fiction, and purchasing information, please visit http://jmsnyder.net. |
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A Hoale Lot of Trouble | by Declan Sands April 30, 2012 | $2.99 | 47579 words | Sample 20% |
| When a murderer finds out that sexy construction company owner Adam Hoale discovered a deadly secret in his latest flip, Adam may just get flipped himself! | |||||
| Author bio: Declan writes erotic fantasy and romantic suspense, creating stories that celebrate the joy of love in all its forms. Known for writing great characters, snappy dialogue, and unique and exhilarating stories, Declan has been writing for over a decade under several noms de plume. |
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A Human for Christmas | by Mark Alders Feb. 04, 2012 | $3.99 | 20826 words | Sample 5% |
| War has devastated planet Earth. Only a few pockets of humans survive, and even then, it’s a meagre existence where famine and disease are common and surviving each day paramount. All hope for humanity is dwindling. The Earth is dying. | |||||
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A Legendary Blanche | by Julian Silva Jan. 21, 2012 | $5.99 | 68600 words | Sample 15% |
| A gay American teacher/writer undergoing a midlife crisis takes a sabbatical year in London where he teams up with an old friend from Anniston, Alabama, four years his junior and a graduate of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, but currently acting as a London theatrical agent and undergoing her own personal crisis with considerably more cause. The book traces the various stages of their growing | |||||
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A Limited Engagement | by Josh Lanyon Dec. 06, 2011 | Free! | 6375 words | Read a sample |
| Ross has done everything Adam has asked him to do, including giving the man a part in his new play. Adam knows that Ross has to face his true self, but will their relationship survive? | |||||
| Author bio: A distinct voice in gay fiction, multi-award-winning author JOSH LANYON has been writing gay mystery, adventure and romance for over a decade. In addition to numerous short stories, novellas, and novels, Josh is the author of the critically acclaimed Adrien English series, including The Hell You Say, winner of the 2006 USABookNews awards for GLBT Fiction. Josh is an Eppie Award winner and a three-time Lambda Literary Award finalist. |
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A Little Girl Growing | by Bill Jutz April 10, 2011 | $5.95 | 7449 words | Sample 15% |
| This is a collection of 61 poems expressing the feelings engendered by the LBGT experience. | |||||
| Author bio: Bill Jutz lives in Delavan, Wisconsin. He is now 60, although he does not look it. He rides motorcycles for relaxation and to escape from stress. Writing helps expose demons. He accepted being transgendered just 3 years ago. It is his wish that these words will help others who travel the same path, to get the encouragement that he did not get as a child growing up in the 50's. He would like to transition someday. This is his path, which only he can follow. He is no longer ashamed, but rather proud to be transgendered. A road not easy, but a road that is better than doing nothing at all. He is on his way and still writing poetry. He has written around 400 poems so far. This is his first book, look for more of his work to come. |
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A Little Something for Santa | by J.M. Snyder Nov. 20, 2009 | $2.99 | 5731 words | Sample 20% |
| As the holidays approach, Patrick confides in his coworker Chris about his attraction to older men in Santa suits. When both men work late on Christmas Eve, Patrick decides to be charitable and give his coworker a little something special ... if he manages to pull off the costume. Who says Santa only comes once a year? NOTE: This hot little story appears in my print collection "Shorts." | |||||
| Author bio: An author of gay erotic romance, J.M. Snyder began self-publishing gay erotic fiction in 2002. Since then, Snyder has worked with several e-publishers, most notably Amber Allure Press and eXcessica Publishing. Snyder’s short fiction has appeared online at Ruthie’s Club, Tit-Elation, Eros Monthly, and Amazon Shorts, as well as in anthologies released by Alyson Books, Cleis Press, and others. For more book excerpts, free fiction, and purchasing information, please visit http://jmsnyder.net. |
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A Matter of Faith | by Sophia DeLuna April 21, 2012 | Free! | 3350 words | Read a sample |
| YévhÃra always tells Karah that she worries too much and that she should have faith. But faith doesn't always mean not to worry. Sometimes you need to listen to your worries and act accordingly. Will Karah be able to tell the difference? | |||||
| Author bio: I live on the outskirts of Nuremberg, and I love going for walks in the forest, which starts just across the road. My greatest passions are the English language, writing and photography. I also love singing, digital painting and creating digital art. Some of my photos and digital paintings can be viewed here: http://www.redbubble.com/people/sophiadeluna |
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A Matter of Twenty Dollars | by Brandon Wood May 19, 2011 | $1.49 | 2230 words | Sample 50% |
| Sean confronts Tyler, the gray-eyed stranger from the bar, on a beach during a storm. | |||||
| Author bio: Writing is fun and therapeutic and I highly recommend you try it. My email is brandonwoodfic@gmail.com. |
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A Minute to Midnight | by Thomas Gomez Jan. 22, 2012 | $3.99 | 52536 words | Sample 30% |
| John is well aware that Henry is gay, however, he practically cherishes him. Although the difference in sexual orientation never caused a problem for them, Henry one day realizes his true feelings for John. Now they must work through their differences, but what will Henry do when John can't handle it anymore? Henry attempts to cope with the pain but life has other, more devastating, plans for him. | |||||
| Author bio: It's not about the profit and self gain. It's about whether or not your readers loved the story they were told. |
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A Name For People Like Me | by Rob Zona June 26, 2011 | $4.99 | 43750 words | Sample 20% |
| Growing up in the 1970s, our young hero contends with parents who think he's weird, teachers who don't appreciate his challenging intellect, and classmates who resent his existential Show & Tell presentations. To make matters worse, he has strange feelings for his best friend. Nothing in his life makes sense until he meets Gunther, a German exchange student, and his life changes forever. | |||||
| Author bio: Rob Zona is a writer based in Tucson, Arizona. A graduate of Boston University’s Film Program, he worked for ten years at MTV Networks in both Orlando, Florida and New York City. He has written sketch comedy, plays, and radio segments that were featured on Public Radio International. Someday he would like to be a dog whisperer, even though he’s not really sure what that actually entails. _____________________________________ ~~~ ___________________________________ The cover of the book was illustrated and designed by the editor, Guy Castonguay. All rights reserved. Copyright 2011 Guy Castonguay Guy Castonguay is an actor based in Toronto, Canada. He has performed in Los Angeles, San Diego, Phoenix, Tucson, and Toronto. His 20-year experience has earned him leading and supporting roles in independent films and television. He sings with the MCC Toronto Choir during the Holidays and has also written plays and screenplays, including a recently completed feature which is in the development phase. http://www.GuyCastonguay.com |
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A Native Valentine | by India Jackson Feb. 09, 2012 | $1.49 | 2824 words | Sample 20% |
| Henry and Mohegan are happy, still together and raising the children they adore—children who adore them, and decide that their fathers deserve a romantic night together, something not easy for the two men to manage. Lucky for them, their children have the matter well in hand. | |||||
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A New Beginning | by London Shye March 12, 2012 | Free! | 20234 words | Read a sample |
| The captivating end to the lives of the Valley women. If you've read Princess of Power, Castle Queen and Lost Souls, the ending may or may not be as shocking to you as it is for these women. | |||||
| Author bio: Continuing story: Princess Of Power - Castle Queen - Lost Souls - A New Beginning My imaginative short stories do not reflect the person I am. I am not by any means a professional writer. I write for the joy of it. So yes, there may be tons of grammatical errors. I have been working on the fourth and final installment to this series. It is titled "A New Beginning" and it is now published! I believe it is the best in the series and slightly over 20,000 words. I hope when you read my stories, you can connect with the characters and envision the scenes in your mind. My short stories are for entertainment only. Thank you for reading. |
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A Not-So-Grimm Fairytale | by Ann Somerville Oct. 27, 2011 | Free! | 5019 words | Read a sample |
| True love isn’t easy to find, even for handsome princes. Warnings: silliness | |||||
| Author bio: Ann Somerville grew up in one of Australia’s prettiest small cities. In 1989, she left Australia with a BA and a burning ambition to see more of the world and its people, and to discover this ‘culture’ thing people kept telling her about. In 2006, she returned home to Southeast Queensland with two more degrees, an English husband, and a staggering case of homesickness, vowing never to leave Australia again. Her long, plot-driven fiction featuring gay and bisexual characters has been professionally published, although copious free full length stories and novels are also available on her website. She blogs about writing, publishing, her life and many shiny distracting things. |
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A Pale Existence | by Gillian Paige Sep. 21, 2010 | $4.99 | 70946 words | Sample 25% |
| Four troubled young women embark on a suicidal road trip in this haunting new piece of fiction. This is the gripping and thrilling story created by emerging author Gillian Paige, who has created a modern gothic that will both frighten and intrigue its readers. Long roads, a lonely city, and a terrifying forest all act as backdrops in a tale that shakes the foundations of reality. | |||||
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A Peace Within | by Ann Somerville June 16, 2011 | $0.99 | 11174 words | Sample 20% |
| A grieving widower who can see spirits. A lonely ex-soldier, finding civilian existence unfulfilling. And a sad little soul, unable to move on to her new life. Together they will solve a mystery and bring each other the healing they need. Part of the Periter universe, a prequel to "Cold Front". | |||||
| Author bio: Ann Somerville grew up in one of Australia’s prettiest small cities. In 1989, she left Australia with a BA and a burning ambition to see more of the world and its people, and to discover this ‘culture’ thing people kept telling her about. In 2006, she returned home to Southeast Queensland with two more degrees, an English husband, and a staggering case of homesickness, vowing never to leave Australia again. Her long, plot-driven fiction featuring gay and bisexual characters has been professionally published, although copious free full length stories and novels are also available on her website. She blogs about writing, publishing, her life and many shiny distracting things. |
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A Personal Hell: Don't Ask, Don't Tell | by R.J. Hamilton March 12, 2012 | $6.99 | 69242 words | Sample 30% |
| Private Gregory Morris lives with a secret that's tearing him apart. His childhood friend is the only one who knows. His decision to join the Army makes his life that much more difficult. Living the lie, loving in secret, and losing everyone close has Greg wondering if life's even worth living. Eventually decisions must be made, but at what cost? | |||||
| Author bio: I am originally from Minnesota. After high school, I joined the United States Army as an Infantryman. I was deployed 4 times, twice to Bosnia and twice to Iraq. I ended my military career after 12 years of service to my country. I now live in Topeka, Kansas and attend Washburn University as an English Creative Writing major graduating in 2013. I am the author of "Self Convictions," "Self consciousness," "Self Conclusions," "Self Consequences," (in that order) "Dark Solo," "And the Hand of God," "Because It Feels Good," "A Personal Hell: Don't Ask, Don't Tell," & "Dissecting Sean Connor." I started writing in the area of Young Adult Literature recently with "Dissecting Sean Connor." The book was written to help teens with the issues of bullying and identity, particularly when it comes to their sexuality. Often times these things go unnoticed or ignored and "Dissecting Sean Connor" deals with the issues that so many young adults don't think they can talk about. Feel free to email me at rylie.hamilton@yahoo at any time. I'd love to hear from you! Thanks for reading! Visit http://rjhamilton.webs.com/ for more info |
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