(from M.Christian's Classes And Appearances)
This is gonna be a blast: I'm going to be reading for the every fun - and totally godless - Pervert Story Hour on Saturday, August 31st. Here's the info:
Godless Perverts Story Hour
August 31: 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm | $10-20 Sliding Scale Donation
Center for Sex and Culture 1349 Mission St San Francisco, CA
Join
us for another evening of blasphemy and depravity at our next Godless
Perverts Story Hour on Saturday, August 31. The Godless Perverts Story
Hour is an evening about how to have good sex without having any gods,
goddesses, spirits, or their earthly representatives hanging over your
shoulder and telling you that you’re doing it wrong. We’ll be bringing
you depictions, explorations, and celebrations of godless sexualities,
as well as critical, mocking, and blasphemous views of sex and religion.
The evening’s entertainment will have a range of voices — sexy and
serious, passionate and funny, and all of the above — talking about how
our sexualities can not only exist, but even thrive, without the
supernatural.
As of now, our lineup for August 31 includes Molly Weatherfield (aka Pam Rosenthal), Victor Harris, Jen Cross, Virgie Tovar, M. Christian, and Simon Sheppard — plus your charming hosts Greta Christina, David Fitzgerald, and Chris Hall. Other readers and performers will be announced as appropriate. Hope to see you there!
Friday, August 30, 2013
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Coming Soon - Brushes, The New Edition
The great news keeps on a'comn: remember how I said that the fantastic folks at Sizzler Editions is going to be releasing - very soon - In Control - The Short Kinky Fiction Of M.Christian? Well, they are also this close to putting out a brand new version of my erotic romance novel, Brushes.
Here's a look at the new cover - and some nice blurbs about the book:
M.Christian is an author of formidable talent and impressive flexibility. He writes equally convincingly from straight, gay or lesbian perspectives, and is a master at seamlessly melding multiple genres.
- Lisabet Sarai, author of Raw Silk and Rough Caress
As convoluted and erotic as a skein of pure silk.
- Ann Regentin, author of Second Sight, and A Foolish World
Brushes is my favorite kind of novel—a multi-layered treat for the mind and the senses. M.Christian transports us to glittering Paris where we follow the adventures of eight denizens of the art world, from an acclaimed artist and his muses to desperate wannabes. As their lives brush up against each other, serendipitously, inevitably, all experience a compelling sexual encounter that changes their lives forever. A deliciously sexy tale of mystery for anyone who’s intrigued by the power of the creative--and the erotic - spirit.
- Donna George Storey, author of Amorous Woman
Evocative and carnal, M.Christian's Brushes portrays multiple perspectives on the life of an artist in Paris, from the gloriously hot sex that he indirectly inspires in his models, his gallery representative and the forger of his work to the embittered fantasies of his estranged wife and brother. Christian has captured the feel of a European art world that draws the reader in, leaving them wanting to learn more about this man, his virtues and faults. Brushes is that rarest of combinations: a marvelous erotic novel and a good read, full of intriguing characters.
- Catherine Lundoff, author of Crave: Tales of Lust, Love and Longing, and Night's Kiss
Those who follow the prolific M.Christian will not want to miss this latest addition to his published work. Brushes is a straight, erotic, mainstream novel arranged in a collection of novellas. It's the story of an artist and the various people in his life. As is typical of M. Christian the quality of Brushes does not disappoint.
- Jolie du Pre, author of erotica and erotic romance.
We can never know how lives will intertwine; the mystery of it is one of the hidden joys of life. M.Christian has captured perfectly the symmetry and surprise of lives that mesh together -- whether the people living them like it or not. In following the life of a painter and everyone he touches, Brushes proves everything is not always as it seems. Just as Escobar creates masterpieces with canvas and paint, M. Christian creates a gorgeous tapestry of words.
- Gwen Masters, author of One Breath at a Time
Here's a look at the new cover - and some nice blurbs about the book:
- Lisabet Sarai, author of Raw Silk and Rough Caress
As convoluted and erotic as a skein of pure silk.
- Ann Regentin, author of Second Sight, and A Foolish World
Brushes is my favorite kind of novel—a multi-layered treat for the mind and the senses. M.Christian transports us to glittering Paris where we follow the adventures of eight denizens of the art world, from an acclaimed artist and his muses to desperate wannabes. As their lives brush up against each other, serendipitously, inevitably, all experience a compelling sexual encounter that changes their lives forever. A deliciously sexy tale of mystery for anyone who’s intrigued by the power of the creative--and the erotic - spirit.
- Donna George Storey, author of Amorous Woman
Evocative and carnal, M.Christian's Brushes portrays multiple perspectives on the life of an artist in Paris, from the gloriously hot sex that he indirectly inspires in his models, his gallery representative and the forger of his work to the embittered fantasies of his estranged wife and brother. Christian has captured the feel of a European art world that draws the reader in, leaving them wanting to learn more about this man, his virtues and faults. Brushes is that rarest of combinations: a marvelous erotic novel and a good read, full of intriguing characters.
- Catherine Lundoff, author of Crave: Tales of Lust, Love and Longing, and Night's Kiss
Those who follow the prolific M.Christian will not want to miss this latest addition to his published work. Brushes is a straight, erotic, mainstream novel arranged in a collection of novellas. It's the story of an artist and the various people in his life. As is typical of M. Christian the quality of Brushes does not disappoint.
- Jolie du Pre, author of erotica and erotic romance.
We can never know how lives will intertwine; the mystery of it is one of the hidden joys of life. M.Christian has captured perfectly the symmetry and surprise of lives that mesh together -- whether the people living them like it or not. In following the life of a painter and everyone he touches, Brushes proves everything is not always as it seems. Just as Escobar creates masterpieces with canvas and paint, M. Christian creates a gorgeous tapestry of words.
- Gwen Masters, author of One Breath at a Time
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Had A Wonderful Time Teaching Magic Words For Good Vibrations!
(from M.Christian's Classes And Appearances)
Here's a hearty (and heartfelt) thanks to the great folks at Good Vibrations and all the fun folks who made it to my Magic Words: Using Erotic Writing To Explore Your Hidden Sexuality & Spirituality class last night - it was a lot of fun (if I do say so myself).
Here's a hearty (and heartfelt) thanks to the great folks at Good Vibrations and all the fun folks who made it to my Magic Words: Using Erotic Writing To Explore Your Hidden Sexuality & Spirituality class last night - it was a lot of fun (if I do say so myself).
The Cat Who Came In From The Cold - On The Cud
(from M.Christian's Meine Kleine Fabrik)
Here's something very, very fun: a brand new Welcome To Weirdsville piece I wrote on the infamous "Project Acoustic Kitty" just went up on the delightful Aussie Cud site.
Here's a tease:
"Good morning, Mister Phelps. Your mission, if you decide to accept it, is to read the following without either shaking your head in absolute wonder or collapsing to the floor in hysterics. As always, should you or any of your IM force be caught or killed, the Secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions. Good luck, Jim. This tape will self-destruct in five seconds..."
I mean, come on: it's bad enough that fun and weird history writers like myself can't just relax when people bring up ghosts or UFOs, ridiculous, conspiracy theories, or astrology without collapsing into hysterical giggles, gasping for air trying to get out, "You think that's strange? Wait until you hear this--" without that same bizarre universe throwing out yet another example of how truly, honestly, and totally surreal the planet really can be.
Okay, to be honest, the 1960s were a total benchmark for the odd ... especially in the world of already-far-too-odd world of espionage. It was, after all, when the CIA was drawing up plans to make Fidel Castro's beard fall out with hormone-tainted cigars or blow him up with booby-trapped seashells as they were dosing unsuspecting US citizens with acid – while on the other side of the world their opposite numbers were killing people with poisoned umbrellas and (by plan or their own stupidity) convincing the US that psychic remote viewing actually worked.
It should come as no surprise then that somewhere in this fuming cauldron of bizarre, someone, somewhere in Langley – the Directorate of Science And Technology to be precise – began to dream of a totally new information gathering technique.
What put this technique into the surreal, if not utterly insane, column were the recruits for this project. To be fair, animals had been used quite successfully by covert, as well as overt, operations for hundreds of years: horses have been used in combat since human beings first climbed on the back of one, birds – carrier pigeons to be precise – have been used for a very long time to get information from remote locations back to base, dogs have been trained for both combat as well as stealth assassinations, and -- adding to the crazy of the crazy the 1960s – trained dolphins were first imagined as Flipper with a suicide pill.
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Here's something very, very fun: a brand new Welcome To Weirdsville piece I wrote on the infamous "Project Acoustic Kitty" just went up on the delightful Aussie Cud site.
Here's a tease:
"Good morning, Mister Phelps. Your mission, if you decide to accept it, is to read the following without either shaking your head in absolute wonder or collapsing to the floor in hysterics. As always, should you or any of your IM force be caught or killed, the Secretary will disavow any knowledge of your actions. Good luck, Jim. This tape will self-destruct in five seconds..."
I mean, come on: it's bad enough that fun and weird history writers like myself can't just relax when people bring up ghosts or UFOs, ridiculous, conspiracy theories, or astrology without collapsing into hysterical giggles, gasping for air trying to get out, "You think that's strange? Wait until you hear this--" without that same bizarre universe throwing out yet another example of how truly, honestly, and totally surreal the planet really can be.
Okay, to be honest, the 1960s were a total benchmark for the odd ... especially in the world of already-far-too-odd world of espionage. It was, after all, when the CIA was drawing up plans to make Fidel Castro's beard fall out with hormone-tainted cigars or blow him up with booby-trapped seashells as they were dosing unsuspecting US citizens with acid – while on the other side of the world their opposite numbers were killing people with poisoned umbrellas and (by plan or their own stupidity) convincing the US that psychic remote viewing actually worked.
It should come as no surprise then that somewhere in this fuming cauldron of bizarre, someone, somewhere in Langley – the Directorate of Science And Technology to be precise – began to dream of a totally new information gathering technique.
What put this technique into the surreal, if not utterly insane, column were the recruits for this project. To be fair, animals had been used quite successfully by covert, as well as overt, operations for hundreds of years: horses have been used in combat since human beings first climbed on the back of one, birds – carrier pigeons to be precise – have been used for a very long time to get information from remote locations back to base, dogs have been trained for both combat as well as stealth assassinations, and -- adding to the crazy of the crazy the 1960s – trained dolphins were first imagined as Flipper with a suicide pill.
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Monday, August 26, 2013
I'm Reading At The Godless Pervert Story Hour!
(from M.Christian's Classes And Appearances)
This is gonna be a blast: I'm going to be reading for th every fun - and totally godless - Pervert Story Hour on Saturday, August 31st. Here's the info:
Godless Perverts Story Hour
August 31: 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm | $10-20 Sliding Scale Donation
Center for Sex and Culture 1349 Mission St San Francisco, CA
Join us for another evening of blasphemy and depravity at our next Godless Perverts Story Hour on Saturday, August 31. The Godless Perverts Story Hour is an evening about how to have good sex without having any gods, goddesses, spirits, or their earthly representatives hanging over your shoulder and telling you that you’re doing it wrong. We’ll be bringing you depictions, explorations, and celebrations of godless sexualities, as well as critical, mocking, and blasphemous views of sex and religion. The evening’s entertainment will have a range of voices — sexy and serious, passionate and funny, and all of the above — talking about how our sexualities can not only exist, but even thrive, without the supernatural.
As of now, our lineup for August 31 includes Molly Weatherfield (aka Pam Rosenthal), Victor Harris, Jen Cross, Virgie Tovar, M. Christian, and Simon Sheppard — plus your charming hosts Greta Christina, David Fitzgerald, and Chris Hall. Other readers and performers will be announced as appropriate. Hope to see you there!
This is gonna be a blast: I'm going to be reading for th every fun - and totally godless - Pervert Story Hour on Saturday, August 31st. Here's the info:
Godless Perverts Story Hour
August 31: 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm | $10-20 Sliding Scale Donation
Center for Sex and Culture 1349 Mission St San Francisco, CA
Join us for another evening of blasphemy and depravity at our next Godless Perverts Story Hour on Saturday, August 31. The Godless Perverts Story Hour is an evening about how to have good sex without having any gods, goddesses, spirits, or their earthly representatives hanging over your shoulder and telling you that you’re doing it wrong. We’ll be bringing you depictions, explorations, and celebrations of godless sexualities, as well as critical, mocking, and blasphemous views of sex and religion. The evening’s entertainment will have a range of voices — sexy and serious, passionate and funny, and all of the above — talking about how our sexualities can not only exist, but even thrive, without the supernatural.
As of now, our lineup for August 31 includes Molly Weatherfield (aka Pam Rosenthal), Victor Harris, Jen Cross, Virgie Tovar, M. Christian, and Simon Sheppard — plus your charming hosts Greta Christina, David Fitzgerald, and Chris Hall. Other readers and performers will be announced as appropriate. Hope to see you there!
Saturday, August 24, 2013
Take The Class: Get A FREE Book!
(from M.Christian's Classes And Appearances)
Magic Words: Using Erotic Writing To Explore Your Hidden Sexuality & Spirituality
Tuesday, August 27th, 6:30PM - 8:30PM
$20 in advance, $25 at the door
Polk Street Good Vibrations Store
1620 Polk Street (at Sacramento Street), San Francisco, CA 94109
There are many ways to reach your inner sexual and spiritual self -- but one of the most surprisingly powerful paths is through the written word. In this workshop with prolific erotic author and sexual skills teacher M.Christian, participants will hear how erotic writing (fiction as well non-fiction) can reach hidden places that often lay unexposed, help make surprising and important self-discoveries and to assist in a personal journey of identity and sensuality. Participants will learn how to free their erotic writing voices, how to develop their writing towards discovering their erotic spirits within, and when to silence (and listen to) the inner critic. For more about the presenter visit mchristian.com.
Here's a very fun treat for folks coming to my Magic Words: Using Erotic Writing To Explore Your Hidden Sexuality & Spirituality coming up on Tuesday at the Polk Street Good Vibrations store - everyone attending gets a free ... yep, totally free ... copy of any of my available ebooks!
Here's info on the class - it should be a real blast!
Here's info on the class - it should be a real blast!
Magic Words: Using Erotic Writing To Explore Your Hidden Sexuality & Spirituality
Tuesday, August 27th, 6:30PM - 8:30PM
$20 in advance, $25 at the door
Polk Street Good Vibrations Store
1620 Polk Street (at Sacramento Street), San Francisco, CA 94109
There are many ways to reach your inner sexual and spiritual self -- but one of the most surprisingly powerful paths is through the written word. In this workshop with prolific erotic author and sexual skills teacher M.Christian, participants will hear how erotic writing (fiction as well non-fiction) can reach hidden places that often lay unexposed, help make surprising and important self-discoveries and to assist in a personal journey of identity and sensuality. Participants will learn how to free their erotic writing voices, how to develop their writing towards discovering their erotic spirits within, and when to silence (and listen to) the inner critic. For more about the presenter visit mchristian.com.
Thursday, August 22, 2013
Coming Soon - Magic Words: Using Erotic Writing To Explore Your Hidden Sexuality & Spirituality
(from M.Christian's Classes And Appearances)
Just a reminder that next week I'm going to be teaching my very fun - if I do say so myself - class on writing and sexuality for Good Vibrations next week:
Magic Words: Using Erotic Writing To Explore Your Hidden Sexuality & Spirituality
Tuesday, August 27th, 6:30PM - 8:30PM $20 in advance, $25 at the door
Polk Street Good Vibrations Store
1620 Polk Street (at Sacramento Street), San Francisco, CA 94109
There are many ways to reach your inner sexual and spiritual self -- but one of the most surprisingly powerful paths is through the written word. In this workshop with prolific erotic author and sexual skills teacher M.Christian, participants will hear how erotic writing (fiction as well non-fiction) can reach hidden places that often lay unexposed, help make surprising and important self-discoveries and to assist in a personal journey of identity and sensuality. Participants will learn how to free their erotic writing voices, how to develop their writing towards discovering their erotic spirits within, and when to silence (and listen to) the inner critic. For more about the presenter visit mchristian.com.
Just a reminder that next week I'm going to be teaching my very fun - if I do say so myself - class on writing and sexuality for Good Vibrations next week:
Magic Words: Using Erotic Writing To Explore Your Hidden Sexuality & Spirituality
Tuesday, August 27th, 6:30PM - 8:30PM $20 in advance, $25 at the door
Polk Street Good Vibrations Store
1620 Polk Street (at Sacramento Street), San Francisco, CA 94109
There are many ways to reach your inner sexual and spiritual self -- but one of the most surprisingly powerful paths is through the written word. In this workshop with prolific erotic author and sexual skills teacher M.Christian, participants will hear how erotic writing (fiction as well non-fiction) can reach hidden places that often lay unexposed, help make surprising and important self-discoveries and to assist in a personal journey of identity and sensuality. Participants will learn how to free their erotic writing voices, how to develop their writing towards discovering their erotic spirits within, and when to silence (and listen to) the inner critic. For more about the presenter visit mchristian.com.
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
Coming Soon - In Control: The Short Kinky Fiction Of M.Christian
This is very, very, very cool: the fantastic Sizzler Editions is this close to releasing a brand-new collection of my (ahem) rather out-there erotic short stories: In Control - The Short Kinky Fiction Of M.Christian. More on it when it comes out but in the meantime here's the kick-ass cover:
Friday, August 16, 2013
Had a Blast Teaching Cupping For The Citadel!
(from M.Christian's Classes And Appearances)
Just wanted to toss out a hearty wheeee! to all the great folks who came out last night for my Cupping: Using The Ancient Medicinal Technique For Erotic Play class at the Citadel last night - it was a blast and a half!
Stay tuned for new classes coming soon ... including the following very fun event for the great folks at Good Vibrations:
Just wanted to toss out a hearty wheeee! to all the great folks who came out last night for my Cupping: Using The Ancient Medicinal Technique For Erotic Play class at the Citadel last night - it was a blast and a half!
Stay tuned for new classes coming soon ... including the following very fun event for the great folks at Good Vibrations:
Magic Words: Using Erotic Writing To Explore Your Hidden Sexuality & Spirituality
Tuesday, August 27th, 6:30PM - 8:30PM
$20 in advance, $25 at the door
Polk Street Good Vibrations Store
1620 Polk Street (at Sacramento Street), San Francisco, CA 94109
There are many ways to reach your inner sexual and spiritual self -- but one of the most surprisingly powerful paths is through the written word. In this workshop with prolific erotic author and sexual skills teacher M.Christian, participants will hear how erotic writing (fiction as well non-fiction) can reach hidden places that often lay unexposed, help make surprising and important self-discoveries and to assist in a personal journey of identity and sensuality. Participants will learn how to free their erotic writing voices, how to develop their writing towards discovering their erotic spirits within, and when to silence (and listen to) the inner critic. For more about the presenter visit mchristian.com.
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Von Gutenberg Magazine: All the Words a Rage - and I!
This is extremely cool: I am tickled and then some to be in the brand new ebook release from the fetish-fantastic Von Gutenberg Magazine: check it out and read my never-before-published story "On The Rooftop."
You definitely cannot say Internationally known photographer and publisher Erik Von Gutenberg hasn't worked diligently over the past decade to present his unique vision though his quarterly magazine, social media presence and interactive website. Von Gutenberg showcases provocative, cutting edge styles paired with fashion trend reporting and featured writing by acclaimed writers, designers and photographers. Von Gutenberg's brand encompasses everything “fashion, latex, and lifestyle”, says Erik.
Now the Von Gutenberg brand is branching out to publish its first eBook aptly entitled All The Word’s A Rage featuring the same themes such as ‘comic’ ‘steampunk’ and ‘fetish’ that have made Von Gutenberg a world wide read.
“The eBook focuses on the most popular fiction, expert columns, photo-essays, reviews, 'how-to' articles, model interviews and of course the most loved photos from the past 7 issues of the printed magazine and our multitude of blog fashion posts. We combined what our readers enjoyed the most into one best-of-the-best eBook.” explains Erik. “It's perfect for the existing fans and also for those new to the Von Gutenberg brand. It gets them up to speed.”
Erik continues, “We did add one or two pieces commissioned specifically for this eBook to give our regulars some unique content. Being unique is something we always strive toward.” he chuckles. “I think the mix of the old and the new works perfectly to make All the Word’s A Rage a definite one-of-a-kind offering.”
Look for All The Word’s A Rage today on Amazon; For Kindle Fire Readers, at Barnes and Noble for Nook and Apple
Special offer for Apple customers: Buy All The Word’s A Rage for an introductory low price of $4.99 until August 31, 2013 (reg. price: $7.99)
Will Eisner And I?
As a long-time comics fan - and, if you remember, I even wrote one
- this is extra-special: the great Renaissance E Books (who I'm an
Associate Publisher for) has just stepped into graphic novels ...
beginning by releasing classics like The Phantom Lady.
Well, one of the titles they also just released is a little-known treasure by the comic legend Will Eisner called The Flame - and guess who was asked to write the introduction?
Here's a tease of my intro - and here's where you can get this the fantastic new edition.
EISNER'S FLAME OF
INSPIRATION
If you were to
create a Mount Rushmore for comic creators they'd certainly be a lot of controversy
on who to immortalize. Alan
Moore? Winsor McCay? Art Spiegelman? Osamu Tezuka? Robert Crumb?
But the one that everyone – and I
mean everyone -- would agree should have his face etched in stone is Will
Eisner.
To say that Will
Eisner, famed for his groundbreaking noir creation The Spirit, made comics what
they are today is like saying the sun is just that warm thing in the sky. Born in Brooklyn in 1917, Eisner made
his first tentative steps onto the comic book stage at 16 by sending his
artwork, with prodding from Batman creator Bob Kane, to Wow, What A Magazine!
Back in the
late-1930s comic books were still deciding what they were and where they were
going – it was a real wild west for writers and artists, with publishers,
editors, writers, artists, and characters coming and going almost daily.
It was during
these crazy times that The Flame was
created by Eisner and Lou Fine – another illustrious member of those Golden
Years. Their brainchild, first
appeared in Wonderworld Comic #3,
July 1939. The Flame was so popular the character soon graduated to his own
comic – but, alas, it was snuffed out after only eight issues, going dark on
January 1942, a victim not of a vividly costumed menace or even the Nazis, but of
the publisher's bankruptcy.
While The Flame's run in the superhero game
was a short one the comic still – excuse me – burns quite bright for its
originality. In fact, you could
easily trace a lot of The Flame
forward to many now legendary comic characters.
Just look at his
origin story: poor little Gary Preston was the only survivor of a flood that
killed his father, Charteris Preston – a missionary in China. Little Preston was saved by a
benevolent order of Tibetan monks who taught him the mysterious power of heat
and fire. Gary knew that power
must be used for good and The Flame was born.
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Monday, August 12, 2013
Excerpt From Running Dry: The Complete Series
(from M.Christian's Queer Imaginings)
Wheeee! This is very cool - the very fun Gay/Lesbian Fiction Excerpts site just posted a teasing taste of my newly released Running Dry: The Complete Series (from the fantastic Sizzler Editions).
Here's a bit of it - for the rest just click here.
"You want some?" came a voice from the next-door stall: deep and mature, but not old; faintly lyrical but not threateningly exotic; alluring and tempting, but not shallow or jaded.
Wheeee! This is very cool - the very fun Gay/Lesbian Fiction Excerpts site just posted a teasing taste of my newly released Running Dry: The Complete Series (from the fantastic Sizzler Editions).
Here's a bit of it - for the rest just click here.
EMPTY
"You want some?" came a voice from the next-door stall: deep and mature, but not old; faintly lyrical but not threateningly exotic; alluring and tempting, but not shallow or jaded.
"S-sure," he stammered as he leaned
forward to undo the latch, gently push the door open.
The similar sound of a cheap bolt being drawn back
made his heartbeat race, a stroboscopic cascade of imagination making his
eyes blur.
When he did appear, Vince saw that his voice was ...
and could not be anything but, his: a face with lines of experience,
but not aged; unique features, but without the fear of being too foreign; a
sensually wry smile on delicate lips, but not mockingly lecherous.
Not old, but he immediately put his nearly-elegant
and almost-refined face between thirty and forty; not local, but he dreamed
of Cinzano umbrellas and waiters with thick mustaches ... a land within sight
of an-always-turquoise Mediterranean; and a truly happy grin and an honestly
playful dance of gray eyes. He wore simple but too-clean clothes, to be
working simply: dark jeans, a pair of new-ish tennis shoes, and a black,
well-washed, turtle-neck.
Standing, framed by the battered metal of the narrow
bathroom stall, he looked down at Vince for a moment, as if doing the same
cascade of imagination – and, as he did, Vince felt himself faintly blush:
wondering how this handsome-but-not pretty man, who maybe (maybe-not) came
from a warm land on a side of that southern sea, and who had asked to come
over and suck his cock, saw him.
The floor of the bathroom was tiled, smudged and
streaked here and there with whatever the owner of the Crooked Crow
couldn't, or wouldn't be bothered, to clean, but it didn't stop him from
kneeling down in front of Vince. The blush, at which Vince's face further
warmed, didn't go away as the stranger put one hand, and then the other, on
either side of Vince's thighs and gently – almost lovingly – parted them.
"You're new at this, aren't you?" the man
said, with humor – but not laughter – in his voice. It matched the calmness
in his touch; his playful, but not catty, tone. "There's nothing to be
afraid of."
"O-Okay," Vince said, his own voice coming
out too many stepped-up octaves high.
From his right thigh, the man's hand deftly slipped
further up, between Vince's legs to wrap firmly, but still kindly, around his
hard cock. Vince's blush remained – but then faded quickly: he'd
half-expected (and half-not) that his cock would fail him, that his naïveté
would leave him at half-mast, and less-than-full-steam.
This time the other man did laugh – but with
and not at – and squeezed Vince's cock ever-so tighter. "I think
we'll have a good time," he said.
All Vince could do was nod – and that came as a
basic, deep-down reflex.
Then the other man, the stranger, dipped his head
down and – with a neat, smooth, and Vince suspected well-practiced gesture,
put his lips around the head of his cock. The contact was almost an electric
shock: a bolt of sensuality that made – another basic, deep-down reflex –
Vince hiss, and then softly moan.
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