Synopsis:
Anything But Everything & Five More Gay Erotic Stories is six short stories about men lusting for and loving other men. Here you will read about college fraternity bothers, a mechanic, police detectives, a former boxing champ, a famous photographer and others in such varied locales as San Francisco, a Colorado ranch, a ski resort and a small town in Oklahoma. Two of these stories were previously published on a gay website and in anthologies. Approximately, 33,530 words.
My Review:
Sexy and alluring, Phillip has clearly crafted his art of writing erotica. The song Touched Like a Virgin comes to mind when I read Phillip's stories, for he manages to capture the excitement of not only new budding relationships, but also the excitement of gay men learning to embrace their sexuality. I think this is one that could arouse anyone, gay or straight.
Excerpt:
This is the first ~500 words of the title story
of Phillip's collection of six gay erotic stories available on Amazon:
Ted Vanhagen was naked and sporting a full erection the
first time I saw him. He was holding a complicated-looking tripod in one hand,
as he strutted around the furnitureless room set ablaze by a network of
long-legged lights strategically arranged around him.
He was leanly muscular and a head taller than me. He had a
broad back, pale ass and hairy chest and abdomen. His brown hair was cut almost
as short as his well-groomed beard. He wore wireless glasses. His brown
triangle of pubic hair looked luxuriant and untrimmed, his pale scrotum nearly
lost in the thicket. His cock was straight and longer than mine. It waved tight
circles in front of his pale hips, as he paced the room.
I was rock hard by the time I slipped out of bed. I always
sleep naked, so there we were: two naked, horny men separated by two windows
and a narrow alley of overgrown weeds.
He put the tripod on the floor, kicked wide its legs and
raised its neck a few feet so it was even with his chest.
He looked around him some more, then dragged the tripod this
way and that until he liked where it stood.
I walked up to my window, my fist firing up and down my
throbbing cock, and was still a bit stunned a handsome man was naked and
aroused in a room that had until now been vacant the ten or so years I’d rented
my studio off Valencia Street.
I’d expected some hipster younger than me to eventually buy
the neighboring Victorian.
This man was probably twenty years older and hotter than
hell. He pinched one of his nipples and used his other hand to pull on his
scrotum, as he stepped around the tripod and stood sideways to me.
My heart was pounding wildly in my chest. My load was rising
fast.
When he released his nipple and took hold of his rigid cock,
I let out a loud moan.
I knew what I had to do.
“Oh, my god!” I moaned, furiously jerking off, as I whirled
away from the window, nearly trampled a floor lamp, switched it on, and jumped
back to the window.
He was frozen, one hand still cupping his balls while the
other gripped his member.
He slowly turned to face me.
I pressed my forehead to the window.
“Oh! Oh!” I cried at him, my stomach muscles contracting
hard, as I shot my load all over the glass.
It was an amazing orgasm.
At first, I didn’t realize he’d dropped his hands to his
sides.
He still had a full erection, but something had changed in
his face.
He was a statue until I’d fully unloaded. Then, he walked
out of the room.
His lights went out a second later.
I was more than surprised: I was offended. How dare he not
think our encounter was as hot as I did!
“Wait. I just came in front of a straight dude,” I said
aloud, still holding my softening dick, and looked at my semen oozing down the
window.
I felt weird.
I turned off the lamp and got in bed.
The studio was always freezing in December.
The bed was still warm. I lay back and pulled the covers up
to my chin. I pulled on my member to get out all my sperm.
“Huh,” I said to myself, massaging the cum like lotion over
my belly. “That was weird. And hot.”
If I’d known how much hotter it got after that, I probably
wouldn’t have fallen asleep so fast.
About the Author:
J. Phillip Elwes has been a writer and a voracious reader for a very long time.
Under different names, he has written nonfiction for LGBT newspapers and websites, as well as for a fashion website and a celebrity magazine.
He lives in California, loves to travel and is passionate about flowers, film, photography and people.
He thinks Twitter is a marvel of the modern world. There are so many interesting people out there! He can be reached at twitter.com/jpelwes
His blog is jpelwes.tumblr.com and he can be emailed at jpelwes@gmail.com
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