Half a Man--In the magical realm of Gelle, the king's page Bemas encounters a marvel, the bottom half of a naked man running around by itself. He is put in charge of caring for this odd manifestation and enjoys his work, until the top half of the man shows up to reclaim his other half.

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.

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.

Island of the Snow Prince--A ship in the Cerise Sea is shipwrecked and young Bennett ends up on the Island of the Snow Prince, a lonely young Prince under a curse, who lives alone surrounded by an eternal snowfall. It turns out that Bennett is the unknowing cure for the Prince's curse.

The Magic of Love--A young magic apprentice is alone in the wizard's tower when he finds his home is being invaded by a thief. He must use a magic spell he is unfamiliar with to save the wizard's treasures, and the spell he uses to stop the thief works a little too well.

The Three Riddles--Prince Kasen was riding in the woods when, seeking shelter from a storm, he ventures upon an odd enchanted castle where the people were frozen in their place by a spell. He is visited by a suddenly-active young prince who explains that only Prince Kasen can break the curse placed on this castle, and him and his two older brothers, by solving each morning a riddle he and his brothers will each in turn pose to him the night before. Only if he solves the first riddle the following morning will he be given the second and so on. And each brother offers him an unusual hint to the answer by taking him to bed during the night after he is given the riddle!

The Princess, the Frog and the Prince--My own take on the classic fairy tale which never made sense to me. When the Princess loses her ring in the river, and the talking frog retrieves it, she renegs on her agreement to grant the frog his few favors, but her young brother is charmed by the talking frog (what boy doesn't love frogs?) and in doing so, well, guess what happens after that?

Lefalto's Curse--The evil wizard Lefalto has placed a curse on the kingdom, all the men are helplessly writhing in agony they cannot abate and it will remain until the wizard is paid. He is paid, but the cure for the curse is extreme, to say the least!

Peripatetic Prince Pebabapin's Painful Priapism--A story for XPR. The wandering prince with the alliterative name and manner of speech has a painful issue with his privates, the result of a witch's curse, and he is seeking the cure which can apparently only be ameliorated by the pentration of the correct nubile boy's rectum. He has sought this charmed anus far and wide but the actual solution was to be found in an unusual way.

The Enchanted Prince(ss)--Crown Prince Aubert needs to marry to preserve his family line, but he is indifferent and learning the young princess chosen for him suffers an enchantment is a matter of small import to him...until he learns the nature of what that enchantment is!

Sir Spoogealot's Quest--Sir Spigol is sent by the King to rescue the young Crown Prince who has been sent to a magical dimension for safety during a threat, it is now time for him to return if he can be found in a world where sex is the main driving force, and Sir Spigol must become Sir Spoogealot to save him!

The Curse of the Mark--When a careless young crown prince kills a witch's familiar, she places a curse upon the man's as-yet-unborn son, who must, at the age of six, each day follow a Mark that appears and guides him to a different man, the boy must have sex of the sort shown with the man chosen, or die at the witch's hand! A cure for the curse must be found!

Malevolent--Seven-year-old Prince Thonn on his birthday learns that his fate has been ordained from before his birth and he must go with the evil force Malevolent to a dark place which the bright young boy manages to bring light and new life.

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.

Sly Simon, the Wish Ring and the Giant--Sly Simon's family was once rich but now on hard times, he is searching for the magic ring that made his grandfather's fortune. he finds the ring but it is only able to grant a small wish. Simon is clever enough to make a wish that leads to a giant and the means to make a fortune of his own.

Virgin Prey--A knight and his squire searching the realm for evil magic and monsters, comes to a village in panic, they have been warned of a monster coming their way that preys exclusively on virgins, female or male. As they wait for the monster's return, the two face the problem of not being virginal when they face the monster, with no possible lovers but each other.

Franzel and Fritzel--In a time of famine, a pair of young twin boys were taken into the forest by their father and abandoned. Left to find their way they happen upon an isolated cottage that has an orchard of magical trees bearing food of all kinds. But the cottage belongs to someone else who has their own plans for these young boys. Can you figure out the fairy tale this idea came from? I took it in my own direction, never fear.

Prince Raf and the Three Trolls--You shouldn't have too much trouble figuring out the fairy tale this plotline was lifted from, though I took it from there into my own direction. Prince Raf, taken into the woods to be killed, instead is set free to run and ends up at a lonely cottage where he discovers three trolls live, Bendar, Gendar and Orengar, and the four form an unlikely bond until there comes the day when the three trolls' secret is finally revealed which results in Prince Raf's own redemption as well.

The Knight's Payment--Sir Jullust is a knight errant and world-renown monster slayer, so when he comes to the kingdom he is immediately made welcome in the castle and commissioned to kill the trio of monsters that plague the kingdom. Sir Jullust's price gets higher with each beast he slays but when he slays the third at great personal cost, his payment requested is a remarkable one.

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. I bet you recognize the storyline on this one!

The Enchanted House--In the forest beset by bandits, our hero knight and his squire discover a house of magical boy-spirits who make them welcome...maybe a little too welcome. There is the danger of them never being able to leave!

A Warrior, Two Wizards and a Spell--Dor is a large hunky warrior with a penchant for young boys and who cares nothing for the social mores of the lands through which he travels. Besik is Dor's best friend and a wizard, who spends a lot of his time rescuing the two of them from Dor ill=planned escapades. This time, they have to slay an evil wizard plaguing the duchy but in doing so, Dor's talent in boy-love turns out to be the key to winning the day.

The Quest of the Blue Sapphire--In the Kingdom of Cormaine, the heir to the throne was known by the Queen's possession of the Blue Sapphire, but when young Crown Prince Typher's mother loses the sapphire to a magical black crow, he finds himself going on a magical quest to retrieve the Blue Sapphire and reclaiming his right to the throne of Cormaine.

The Tree With Golden Apples--Jack's family is in desperate straits and danger of starving, so Jack set out on a quest to find a magic tree which grows apples of solid gold. His quest has him encountering a hunky fairy and a handsome prince along with the golden apples which save his family from starvation.

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.


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