Peter lays bare his life in this unusual autobiography. Born in the last years of the 19th Century, Peter grew up at a time when being gay meant jail, hospitals and electro-shock therapy. The problem he had was a big one – and everybody wanted it. His endowment attracted many admirers and brought him great fame, but at the cost of his dignity and even his freedom.
The best part of gay sex is never worrying you’ll get someone pregnant…at least until now. Meet Chuck, just a regular married guy. After he has sex at an orgy with Nick, his hugely hung straight best friend, Chuck discovers he is pregnant. He becomes a media sensation, but loses the love of friends and family. Peter’s humor and cynicism make this short novella an engaging read.
When Milo, a hedonistic swinger, meets Jordan, a trans man, the sparks fly. Not long after their hookup, Jordan is pregnant. Stranger still, when a lump forms in Milo’s enormous phallus, he learns that he, too, is pregnant. Weary of the media, the two are relieved when a government agency abducts them. Soon they must fight for their lives.
They call him ‘the Fish.’ Wrongly imprisoned, Brandon Little lands in a cell with Mike Hawk, a man with a colossal burden. Now, the Fish must navigate through the maze of gangsters, thugs, and lifers, all looking for an asset like Brandon’s. Mike is all too happy to capitalize on Brandon’s good looks and perfect butt. Soon, he’s selling the Fish to the highest bidder. Can love change it all?
What would you do if you were told you must become a god, not a mere idol?
I was born with more than other men. I joined a monastery where the men worshipped my tremendous endowment. But a dove told me of a lover with whom I embarked on a perilous journey to Thessalonika, where we established the first temple of Phallic Worship. I am the god Priapus.
Before I met Longinus, I knew only three things:
First, I was a slave at a Roman Laundry with no hope of escape.
Second, my small stature and unfortunate anatomy meant I must passively submit to the wanton desires of the Roman citizens and slaves.
Third, I would never know love.
THE SPOTTER is a brief account of a gym pickup. It is a very early story about body modification with silicone, too. Shamus can’t believe his eyes when he sees Garret’s bulge. That can’t be natural. Turns out it isn’t! Like many modified guys, Garret believes himself too big to do what he’d like to do with Shamus. But Shamus proves him wrong in every way.
A bully and his victim. Friends with benefits. Brothers-in-law. Father and Uncle-to-be. Dale and Jay’s relationship has changed over the years, but nothing could prepare them for the aftermath of a terrible car crash. To save his sister’s baby, doctors transplant her unborn child into Dale’s thigh. Will he grow closer to Jay, the father, or will this pregnancy tear them apart?
Opposites attract. Harry Shore’s smallest asset becomes a major drawing point for big Cleve, the security guard. Harry benefits from Cleve’s expert attention. Beneath the boardwalk, they explore the limits of passion, sensuality, and anatomy. Peter Schutes, king of one-handed fiction, doesn’t disappoint in this erotic novella.
Bob, too small, meets Jed, too big. Bob is a powerlifter hung like an ant. Jed is a good ole boy with way too much to give. Bob uses his skills he learned lifting weights to overcome any kind of pain and arrive at the perfect spot. Jed can’t thank him enough for his accommodation; Bob likes taking it just as much as Jed loves giving it.
