Queer Writing for a Queer World
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The day has arrived for Eric and Ross to get their cock cages removed. Both boys are very excited, Eric more than Ross as his cock erupts a mere seconds after the cage is taken off. Eric is also surprised when Ross turns up with a man. That man is his brother, Kerr.
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Eric and Ross arranged to meet in Cockaigne. As Eric waits, he sees a naked boy walking towards him. It is Ross. For Ross, the punishment didn’t end at the pool. When he got hold and told his brother what happened, he confiscated Ross’ phone and made him stay naked all week.
//Kerr will soon make his debut in my new Cockaigne Chronicles story about the Ashworth family. Kerr is twenty-two years old and is Ross’ older brother. He is Ross’ primary and only carer since their mother died and their father couldn’t look after him. Kerr moved him and his brother to Cockaigne for a better life.
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Billy is uncharacteristically caring as Eric copes with his bruised buttocks. Billy rubs cream on his brother’s arse, but Eric can’t go to school. He fakes an upset stomach and has the day to himself – home alone. Because he is caged, he can’t pass the time by masturbating, so he mainly sleeps, but he does look at Billy’s tablet and finds some pictures he shouldn’t have seen.
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While Eric and his father drive to the next swimming lesson, Eric tells him what happened in the pool last week. His father is shocked and disappointed in his youngest son. Unfortunately for Eric, his father is obliged to tell the teacher. Mr Anderson has no alternative but to punish him. At the end of the lesson, the two friends receive their punishment.
//Lars is Morgan’s younger brother; he’s sixteen years old and training to be a lifeguard while Eric is learning to swim. Lars is boisterous and playful and inadvertently causes trouble for Eric.
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Eric loves his swimming lessons and what his new friend, Ross, teaches him while they are in the group shower afterwards. In this lesson, the teacher shows the boys how to stay afloat in the water. While floating, the friends have some fun playing with their bodies under the water.
//At his first swimming lesson, Eric comes face to face with a man he calls The Gorilla. He didn’t catch his name so gave him the nickname. The Gorilla is teaching the older boys to be lifeguards. He is gruff and hairy. As we learn towrds the end of the story, he is called Hermann Straub and is originally from Germany. For those wonder where I get my names from, Straub is a Germanic surname that literally means “one with bushy or bristly hair”.
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I am pleased to introduce you to a new family and their experiences in Cockaigne. The Ashworths have two sons, Billy and Eric. Billy is sixteen, and Eric is fourteen. While Billy learnt to swim at age twelve, Eric still needs to learn. The family have saved up for his lessons at The Cockaigne Young Men’s Association, CYMA. Eric is excited and reluctantly accepts that he has to be naked in the pool. While there, he makes a new friend, Ross.
//You may recognise the name because Morgan has appeared as a minor character in my first story set in Cockaigne about the Walker family. Morgan is a PE teacher at Cockaigne Academy and volunteers at the CYMA some evenings. He is Eric’s swimming teacher; like all the boys, Morgan must be naked poolside.