The Naked Knight--The peasant Corden is working in the family garden when a naked man on a bareback horse rides up to his home. He is Sir Reniver, a knight who was attacked at night by footpads in the nearby forest who stole all he had. Corden takes the knight into his home and the knight repays the kindness with the only coin he has left, his own body and love.

The Ringbearer--To his humiliation, eight-year-old Cody is opted to be his older sister's ringbearer for her wedding. The groom is staying at Cody and his father's house, and has a wardrobe malfunction that turns out to not be such a malfunction as the groom has a case of cold feet only Cody have help him with!

The Fluffer--Young Fred's neighbors are a group of college boys who are busy in their backyard. Fred spies on them to find they're making a porn video and he gets co-opted to be the "fluffer" who is in charge of making sure the models are hard enough to perform. A PGG story.

Date with the New Guy--Sean answers the door to find a handsome hunk there for a date with his sister. But sis has ulterior motives and sneaks away leaving the date high and dry, so Sean ends up going out with the hunk himself for a great night.

The Shiftless Mover--Kevin's mom hires some local men to move them into the city but the newest employee is goofing off a lot. He stays at the new place with Kevin while they go back for another trip and that's when the guy shows Kevin what he's really good at moving.

What About Chris?--Poor Chris has been orphaned first by the death of his father, and now his mother has died, leaving him with none but his stepfather, who may be sending Chris to live with relatives, only Chris will do whatever it takes to stay with the man.

How to Deal With Bullies--Terrance is being picked on by bullies, and these older boys live in his own building so he sets out to talk to their parents and get them to quit picking on him. But the fathers have their own price Terrance needs to pay for their help. A PGG story.

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.

Heat Wave--A summer heat wave in the projects has these four brothers trying to keep cool in the night. When the two older boys decide to sleep naked, young Galen sets out to examine these older brother's family jewels and have a bit of fun.

A Hostage Situation--David is stuck waiting at the bank when robbers arrive and becomes one of the hostages when the robbery goes bad and soon the robbers take liberties with David and his adult male fellow hostages. A PGG story.

Lonely Boy--Elementary school teacher Gregg is worried about Charles, who is very withdrawn at school and decides to follow the child to find out what is wrong. He learns quickly that Charles is quiet at school because he has all his fun after school with several of the local men.

Plantwalkers--The planet Plantwalker is aptly named for its ambulatory carnivous plants that walk by night. Our hero and his father arrive one day and have to wend their way through these plants, and are caught up and only able to avoid being eaten by clinging very tightly together while the plantwalkers shake them with intimate results. A birthday story by me for my fan FG.

Petey's Layover in Atlanta--When his mother and father get off a flight at the last minute, Petey ends up in Atlanta all alone and waiting for a chance to fly back home. The pilot of his plane takes him in tow and soon Petey has lots of fun while he waits the hours for his flight back. A PGG story.

For Love of a Bicycle--Charles wants a bicycle, and the man in town for a loan to buy one is Edgar Brubaker. He broaches the man with a promise to secure a newspaper route and pay him back, but Edgar points out the finances don't work out. However, Edgar offers Charles a different deal to consider.

The White Panama Suit--Peter's first purchase when he got his job was a full white suit with a Panama hat, the height of fashion in 1922. He sets out to have some fun in his new attire to have a boy confuse him with an ice cream man! This is only the start of their association facilitated by the unique attire Peter wears, all white and bright in the warm summer air.

What Does it Mean?--Jeff is very eager to get home from work and for good reason, his son Sid is eager to give his father a blowjob, the very first one the boy has ever attempted, and Jeff is determined to teach the boy how to do it right. I wrote this for FG as one chapter of a much longer story. He pays for it by doing proofreading on my books.

Independence Day, Canadian Style--It's Dominion Day in Canada and Kayden is spending it north of the border with his Canadian family. He ends up playing a game of horseshoes but his horny relatives have another game in mind with their young American cousin. A PGG story.

Sporting Goods--Gregg longs to be able to afford the new baseball glove in the window of the sporting goods store, which is under new management. He goes in to talk to the man to see if he could maybe work for the glove, and the man, who can't hire him due to his age, has a different deal to offer Gregg.

The Orb of Dreams--Crown Prince Antari had a fever which is gone, but he remains in a senseless state, writhing and moaning and his younger brother Prince Damieto is worried. The King summons a Dreamseer, who tells young Damieto that he is the only one who can help his brother, by becoming the figure of the Crown Prince's dreams of sexual delight and desire.

Amnesia--Our hero wakes up in a strange room and can't remember a thing about who he is or why he is where he is. His only link to his past is the boy who comes in to the room, his son who he has no memory of and is the only one who can help him reknit the threads of his existence, which the two do in a new and wonderful way.


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