Bobby's Dragon--Young Bobby has made an unlikely friend in the dragon that haunts the local forest. The two are happy until a handsome, strong knight in search of fame comes to their valley intent on slaying the dragon. Our hero has to come up with a way to both save his dragon friend and also save this knight who is not a bad man at heart. He agrees to act as the knight's guide to hunt his friend in hopes of diverting disaster. A gay fairy tale.

After School 2232--13-year-old Annek comes home from school in the year 2232. What this boy does when he gets home is not what present-day boys get to do by a long shot, for he has playmates of a sort that we could all envy!

The Three Brothers Carmichael--The only way for the Carmichael Brothers to get to the village is to cross a wide river with a single ferryman, run by a man who charges a lot for his services, and his rule is "cash or ass!" But these three brothers turn out to be more than a match for this super-horny ferryman! Not quite the gay fairy tale I intended.

Six Months to Halcyon--Daddy's starship is going to take six months to get from an Earth orbit to the Tau Ceti colony of Halcyon and back. Our hero Zeke doesn't want to be stranded with his aunt for that long, so he stows away on the ship. What's left is what he can do to earn his passage! A PGG story.

Joey and the Bear--It's a cold winter's night when Joey and his mother hear a knock at the door, which turns out to be a large talking bear! The bear helps provide for the poverty-stricken humans, so he stays the winter, and he and Joey get acquainted...then the bear has some very odd requests of young Joey. A gay fairy tale.

Wash Her Away--Brad has a hero worship for his big brother Garth. When Garth breaks up with his girlfriend and is distraught, Brad comes to Garth's rescue by helping Big Brother "wash away" the heartbreak of his failed relationship.

The Golden Ticket--On his way home from school, Kenny finds a golden ticket that says, "Give this to the person you love." When he does, he discovers that the golden ticket has the magical power to make that person fall in love with him! A gay tale of magic.

In the Warmth of His Arms--Our young hero is on vacation on a Caribbean island and is charmed by a handsome young lifeguard he can't help but stare at. The lifeguard approaches him and what happens next is a typical PGG story of the boy hero and several sexy lifeguards.

Baby Mode--When Mom has a new baby, she goes into "baby mode" and our hero and his Daddy find themselves basically shut out of her life and interest. They have to make their own family unit and take care of each other's needs until Mom comes to her senses again.

Heir to the Fortune--Devon's family is rich and has a thriving business but nobody to run the business (Dad is getting old, Sis has no head for business and Devon is much too young. But Sis marries Trevor, a born businessman and when it turns out that Trevor is more interested in power than his sister, Trevor's attraction to Devon gives him the power to save the family fortune.

John and the Castle of Thorns--The royal castle is under a curse and surrounded by a massive thicket of thorns and the kingdom is ruled by a cruel usurper of the crown. When John's family is seized for non-payment of taxes by this vicious man, John's only hope is to find a way to break the curse and restore the kingdom to its rightful ruler. A gay fairy tale.

Private Dicks--Bill is a private detective out to gather information on the husband's assets in a disputed divorce. When when the couple's young son catches him in the act (with video proof of his theft), he finds himself at the boy's mercy, and the boy's price for his silence turns out to be all three members of the P.I. firm before it is done. A PGG story.

The House that Stands West of the Sunset--A three-part story. A Crown Prince manages to stave off disaster at a cruel cost, his (not yet born) first-born son must be turned over to the magical being who effects the victory. The being claims the 2-year-old child and 16 years later it falls to young Arlo to journey to where the child is kept, the House That Stands West of the Sunset, and figure out a way to bring the stolen Prince home to take the throne. A gay fairy tale.

Hypnosis and the Poker Game--Billy learned hypnosis before his mother remarried, and the stepfather and his poker buddies ask the boy to show them how he can hypnotize one of them. However, all four of the men fall under Billy's hypnotic spell and Billy decides to have fun with the men as a result. Note: Such a result is possible but VERY unlikely! A PGG story.

The Space Bug--Intended to be only the first of several chapters for new fan RXG, but he vanished after one chapter. A meteor falls in a farmer's field, and the meteor carries an odd virus which has a strange effect on the hunky farmer, his twin boys, and the neighbor's father and son.

The Principal's Principles--The school principal has an odd way of maintaining order and discipline at the school, as three of the high school studs (ages 15 to 17) discover. A story for my proofreader XPR.

The Prince Who Wasn't Dead--Prince Ormin escapes being killed while on a hunt by having slipped into a huntsman's bed for some fun, so he must flee with the huntsman for his own safety and forms a new and strong bond that affects the very kingdom itself when the King dies soon after. A gay fairy tale.

Lancendres--Orphaned boy Lancendres lives with his evil stepfather and two evil stepbrothers and is forced to behave as their servant, but when the King holds the Catamite's ball to find a boy lover for the Crown Prince (who cannot marry or associate with women until he becomes king), it falls to his fairy godfather to permit Lancendres to attend the ball. A gay fairy tale, and I bet you recognize the storyline on this one!

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