Queer Writing for a Queer World
//Dean is about to get married and thinks his soon-to-be stepson, Matt, is gay. So, to confirm his suspicions, he asks his uncle Simon to seduce him while he visits for the wedding. All goes to plan until Matt turns the tables.
//I had decided when I was packing my gear that this would be my last camping trip with the scouts.
//Debbie’s interest in the lower half of my body had been lacklustre to say the least. She complained that I needed sex too often, that I came to bed too sweaty or that the head of my cock stunk like a gents’ urinal when I pulled my foreskin back.
//The Interview concludes… Theo and Hunter learn some truths and finally get a chance to say good bye to some fallen comrades.
//Rule 8: For all boys (including sixth formers), masturbation is limited to stimulation of the penis. It is strictly forbidden for anyone to attempt to masturbate anally.
//With the fighting over, Hunter and Theo are back in England and are beginning to figure out what life they will have together.
//Jake’s friend, Marcus, comes to visit from university and is told how Shane prooved he’s more into guys than girls. The fun continues as Marcus describes his escapades before their dirty pants come out and some sniffing begins.
//Wimbledon Fortnight is well under way. I’ve not managed to catch much of it but I might just make more of an effort if they wore what these guys are wearing.
I hope you have all enjoyed Jolyon Lewes tennis themed short story, Ball-Boys. If not just click on the link to enjoy.
//Wimbledon Fortnight is now upon us and Jolyon Lewes has spoilled us with a tennis-themed short story. David is recruited to be the ball-boy captain. He’s a few years older than the other young lads and turns up late on the first day. The other boys watch as he is splayed over the lawn roller and tawsed by the coach. The training for the major tournament goes well, their uniform very brief, their shorts very short. Read it and enjoy.
//Theo, Hunter and the villages are now fully prepared and wait for the German advance. The battle goes well but not without some fatalities.
