Guest Fiction by Każmir Hawk Esteemed readers: It is my honor to present this short work of sacred masculine fiction by acclaimed author Każmir Hawk. It is gifted to you as part of Peter’s Free Fiction archive. Dionysus & Ampelos Dear Reader, Little has been written about the satyr Ampelos. Nonnus of Panopolis wrote in […]
We had a nice blog on WordPress Free edition, then the website got migrated – twice, and we lost our followers. The good news is that this website is back on the much simpler WordPress platform again, and it’s a paid site, so you won’t be seeing any of those annoying ads! Since my last […]
I have several fragments – micro-stories that could become a full-fledged novel if there is interest. The following fragments focus on male pregnancy. Peter’s male pregnancy is different from the modern style. He focused on anatomy and real possibilities for male birth. He did not have any aliens or tentacles. He wrote about tenderness but […]
Peter has written tens of thousands of pages of raw smutty literature. Within those pages are some recurring themes and scenarios. Here, are the 11 most common Peter Schutes tropes. We chose 11 in honor of the unicorn of dick size – 11 inches. 11. Oops, I got pregnant! In addition to the very common […]
Peter’s books have always sold in a slow, irregular trickle. Part of the reason is that Amazon doesn’t let erotica authors advertise on their platform. There are other ways to advertise; however, until recently, we hadn’t tried anything other than this blog and the occasional tweet. A week ago, we asked a casual question of […]
We’re on the eve of publishing a 25,000 word erotic romance called “Deceived, Cursed, and Blessed”. Set in the 1930s in Chicago and Hollywood, the novel follows the story of Max Anderson, a man who makes a deal with a demon to have the biggest dick in town. Like most bargains with diabolical wish-granters, the […]
I don’t have the patience to read a gay erotic romance, so I’m not sure how far Peter’s anatomically outrageous smut lies from such a genre. If I take out a lot of explicit description and replace it with euphemisms, will these otherwise romantic HEA stories be something of interest to a wider reading populace? […]
On summer break from college back East, I came to stay with my Grandmother in Fresno, CA. Fresno is the largest city between Los Angeles and San Francisco. It sits in the middle of the Central Valley, where it bakes like the raisins and prunes it is famous for producing. Fresno was trying to be […]
Besides being an imaginary 20th Century author, I also write literary fiction under my real name. It can be a real time suck. So you have two novels to look forward to: “Cloistered” set in the Vatican, and “Hercules and the Tripod of Thessaly”, set in ancient times. I wrote them in the evenings before […]