Queer Writing for a Queer World
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We return to the chronicles of the Dickinson family this week. Nick is the assistant manager of the local sports retailer. He and Charlie open the shop in the morning, and they soon see a young man waiting by the door for the store to open. They take pity on him and let him in early. He needs to buy some new rugby boots, and the brothers help him in several ways.
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This weekend, we are taking a break from “The Chronicles of The Dickinson Family” for another new story. But fear not, The Dickinson’s will return next weekend.
The grass court season has begun. We can currently watch the Queen’s Club tennis championships, followed by the Eastbourne tournament, and then the crowning glory of the grass court season: Wimbledon. I love the Wimbledon championships. All players must wear white; this is the rule. The straps and elastic of their underwear are visible, especially when bending over to wait for a serve coming at them at speeds exceeding 100mph.
But who are the unsung heroes on the tennis courts? The ball kids. This year, I have finally got around to writing a story about two of the ball boys. These two boys love tennis and grab the opportunity to train as ball kids for a local tournament. I hope you enjoy it, and enjoy the tennis this summer.
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Owen had a spring in his step as he walked to college to hand in his final essay. But after speaking to his tutor, he sees his ex-girlfriend and her new boyfriend. Owen is upset and aroused when he sees them; she never wanted to have sex with him or even do anything more than kiss.
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Greg is best friends to The Twins, an only child and mildly jealous of the brothers. The teenagers had all discovered masturbation, but The Twins let on that they sometimes wank each other. Greg wishes he had a brother, or a friend, who he could wank with. After school, The Twins decide to give Greg what he wished for.
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This week, I read a great story on Nifty that I wanted to share with you. A college student works out late in the gym and sees a freshman checking him out. They go back into the locker room and proceed from the shower to the steam room to the hot tub; the teasing ends in the steam room. It’s a great, erotically charged story.
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His wife has ordered Howard to talk to his five stepsons about the state of their bedroom. It is a conversation Howard doesn’t want to have as he needs to address the emissions of the boys and the stains they leave on their bedclothes and underwear. Masturbation may be normal for teenage boys, but they need to clean up after themselves.
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It’s time for Billy to return to Cockaigne. His father drives him to avoid his eldest son walking naked in the town. Eric comes with them, and just before they pass the boundary into Cockaigne, their father stops the car. It is time to get naked. Billy is surprised when Eric and his Dad get out of the car and strip naked in support of him.
This is the final part of ‘The Chronicles of the Ashworths’, but it is not the last time you will hear from them. I hope you have enjoyed the story of Eric and Billy.
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Billy is still upset and angry at being stripped and bound in Cockaigne. Eric tries to help him, and Billy opens up about being bullied when he was young and starting puberty. Eric tries to help his older brother overcome his inhibitions and encourages his brother to take off his clothes.
Later, after Eric’s swimming lesson, Lars approaches him and Ross in the showers, and his actions upset Eric.
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It is nearly a year since James was evacuated from the island, and he is sitting behind an easel in front of his naked brother, Martin, who is keeping his promise of letting James paint him in the nude. But Martin is not the only subject. Phil is naked with him.
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James and Tom are evacuated from the island and taken to hospital. The boys are split up, and Tom is left worrying about James while he deals with his injuries.
James expects Tom to be with him when he wakes up, but it is his mother. She has been flown to see him, but unfortunately, Tom’s parents couldn’t make it. Not only does James have to explain to his mother what happened, but he also has to tell her why he and Tom were singled out.