A story about what happens if you re-live one of your past lives.
Bog Off 42: In the depths of the bed frame by Tom
Sorry for the late update, I got a bit obsessed with binge-watching during lockdown. I’ve watched shed loads of telly in the last few weeks, my eyes are now square.
Here’s the next instalment of Bog-Off. I really felt for Joel and his well-used hole in the last chapter. Now find out what happens when they get back to class.
Leo Takes Care of his Father by David Heulfryn
Bog Off 41: Stick it up me by Tom
The next disgusting instalment of Bog Off is here, so take some time to enjoy what these over-sexed boys are up to.
Truths in Departure: Our Goodbye by David Heulfryn
Truths in Departure: A Perfect Day by David Heulfryn
Truths in Departure: Releasing the Past, Embracing the Future by David Heulfryn
Truths in Departure: The Road to Truth by David Heulfryn
Greg and David talk about what happened. David opens up and explains how it all began, how he and Perry came to be fuck buddies.
I really enjoyed the third part of my first mini-series. Mainly, I think because it dealt with Greg’s feelings. This is something that a series can really explore, rather than a one-shot short story.
Truths in Departure: Insatiable Teenagers by David Heulfryn
David makes his friend, Greg, hide in his room so when his other friend, Perry, arrives, he can watch what they get up to.
My first mini-series continues with two teenagers sucking and fucking while their friend watches. It stems from my voyeuristic predilections and the wish that I could mess around with my best friend. If I couldn’t do it in reality, I would do it in my writing.
Truths in Departure: Unexpected Discovery by David Heulfryn
David forgets that his best friend is coming over and he gets caught having his customary morning wank.
The first instalment, of six, if my very first series. It is a fantasy of what I wished would happen when I would go round and see my best mate. I’ve not read the other five parts yet and apart from a vague idea of what happens next, I can’t remember how this one pans out.







