Archie spends a lovely day with Grace, and Leo and Freddie have fun day in Cockaigne. But it doesn’t end well when Freddie’s brother, Andy, sees something he doesn’t like.
Archie Takes Leo to Town by David Heulfryn
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//Leo Makes a New Friend by David Heulfryn
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Doug and Leo go to see Freddie, the young lad he injured in the woods. Leo takes Freddie for a ride on his quad bikes and they end up back in Dartos Woods.
Archie Shaves his Brother by David Heulfryn
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After bathing together the brothers start to wrestle as Archie tickles and teases Leo. They end up on the floor with Archie on top of Leo. The winner demands his prize and takes Leo back into the bathroom to shave off all his body hair.
Leo Gets Closer to his Brother by David Heulfryn
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The morning after Archie’s date with Grace, Leo shares Archie’s bath and asks him how it went. The thought excites Archie and the two brothers get closer than they ever have been before.
Caleb is Framed by Firefish
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A Slave’s Life
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Beyond the Body
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I wrote this story back in 2006. It is a kind of supernatural story about a guy who could ‘astral travel’. I really like this story and thought it could easily become a series, the possibilities are endless.
I wrote this specifically for bookpuppy.co.uk (a now-defunct story website). They were holding a competition and this story was one of three runners-up and I was given a 6-month subscription to the website. I also submitted some of my other stories.
Punishments Imposed
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The Audit
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I wrote this story back in 2005 and was originally published on TommyHawksFantasyWorld, my third story for that website and the artwork is by Barton.
Again, while reading it again it is showing its age. I no longer prepare lever arch files but they all tend to be electronic now and so when the auditors arrive I tend to hand over a memory stick.
It’s Now A Cockaigne Novel
//Hi Folks. Just to keep you up to date, my novella is now officially a novel. It is now coming to a conclusion and so now all the self-doubt is starting to kick in. Is it good enough? Does the story make sense? Does the story grip the reader enough for them to read until the end?
I really hate this part!
I also hate endings. I think I’m crap at writing endings. This is only the second novel I’ve ever started to write. The first one was many years ago and was a sci-fi novel. I never finished it. That same self-doubt made me abandon it.
I hope to have it all wrapped up by the end of the week and then the editing starts. I have deliberately not gone back and read over what I have written so I can keep the flow and the story moving. I just hope it is worthy when I start to read it again and sort out all the bad spelling and typos from my less than accurate typing. Wish me luck!
I’m not sure how to release my novel. My current thinking is to put it on Kindle and then perhaps highlight a few of the more erotic chapters on Screeve. But I don’t want the readers of Screeve to have to pay to read it, so I may do something special for you guys so you can get hold of a copy. Tell me what you think.
If this goes well I do have another idea for a novel.