The Superfluous Boyfriend--Young Richard's much older stepsister Yolanda is a major player and the fire escape they share is a fairway for the men she entertains every night. But one night a man taps on Richard's window, Yolanda has locked him out and is ignoring him. Finding out that Yolanda has decided against this guy for another, better man, Richard entertains the man himself and finds in this "superfluous boyfriend" of his stepsister to be a wonderful boyfriend for little Richard!

Boy and Merboy--Young Jurgen lives with his aunt and uncle at a remote village at a rocky bay, the only boy there, but one day he finds another boy by the water, a "merboy" who lives in the water, they form a friendship and one day they swap their worlds, the merboy walks on land and Jurgen goes to live among the People of the Sea.

Party in the Basement--When his family goes to a party, young Erik is condemned to spend the time in the basement with the other little boys under the tutelage of one resentful teenaged boy babysitter who has taken over the only entertainment system the basement has. But Erik and his fellow boy "prisoners" tackle the teen for a party of their own. A PGG story.

The Goddess on the Dresser--Arthur's great uncle gives him a unique gift in the form of a small temple in which resides an ancient goddess who will grant Arthur a wish every third day if he tends to her needs. Arthur, after confirming her existence, begins to use it to have fun with the studs in his life, to find that every wish comes with more than he bargained for, both bad...and good!

An Isolated Cottage--The woodcutter's cottage in the middle of the King's Forest was the only place along the road for a weary traveler to rest and were used to such visitors, but the only place they could sleep was with our young hero. The latest man, though, turns out to be more than a bed partner for young Richard.

The Surrogate--In the future, there are no more prisons, and criminals are discovered early. Sinom was born a boy lover and must be dealt with, which in his case, he is to be assigned a surrogate to divert his desires into a socially acceptable alternative.

A Sidekick Has Many Duties--Young Zephyr is the sidekick for the superhero Whirlwind and he has been trained for his duties very well, which include, it turns out how to give his battle-weary hero a massage and, as the need arises, to do more than that, to help the hero stay alert and happy and devoted to his duties.

Recess: T.J. and the Dude--A PGG fan commission about the Disney cartoon and its episode "The Dude" when a past famous prankster returns as a substitute teacher and is so straitlaced as to be horrible, but is helped to learn how to be more relaxed and better as a teacher. my story continued what happened after this episode. I give a YouTube link to the episode so you can watch it as part of the joy.

All They Need--Rethaf and Nisuoc are invisible visitors to Earth, trying to teach its inhabitants an important lesson it failed to do so before, this time they choose a young boy and his rather distant father for their training and their simple but powerful message.

Losing to Win--Young Dan and his teenaged brother Tye have a massive mess to clean up and are arguing who is going to do it. They decide on a draw of cards, low card has to do it, then best two out of three and loser has to clean naked and...well, things sort of progress from there.

Caesar's Birthday--A four-part PGG commission and alternative history. In Imperial America, the Emperor's son's birthday is a four-day national holiday and the boy is given his choice of how to celebrate it. He choose to tour the country and see the land that will one day he his own to rule as he chooses. And in this land, this prince's word is law!

Catfish Heaven--Our hero meets Dave in an MMORPG while pretending to be an adult, and they form a friendship online that goes to more than that and when Dave wants to meet, he ghosts Dave and finds another game. This game is for children only and he meets a cute kid there and they agree to meet up, but who is it, but Dave who has catfished the catfish. A new life has begun from the chaos.

Getting at the Truth--Hearing a crash, our young hero investigates, to find his mother's prized vase broken. Mom arrives and blames our hero. He has no way to prove his innocence, but his older brother's friend proposes a novel way of proving his innocence with the truth-telling tool he and the brother have between their legs.

The Private Pool--It's a new home and a hot summer day when young Hector finds a small private pool behind his house. He strips naked and dives in, but soon finds that his clothes are captured by the pool's owner and he can't get home without "streaking" a goodly way. But the man will let Hector earn back his clothes by doing a few things for the now-naked man.

A Life Without a Wife--George is putting away his deceased wife's belongs for his divorced brother Marvin is moving in with him. The company is comforting for George in his otherwise empty house, but he soon finds Marvin has much more ambitious plans for the two middle-aged brother-bachelors. An SBG story.

The Prime Injection--A story set in my "Lost Worlds of the Empire of Man" series. A ship has landed on a world where every boy between the ages of seven and fourteen must be made love to by a special sort of man, and one of their crew has qualified and is desperately needed to perform to save a boy found lost in the woods and nearing death.

I Finally Got My SurroMate!--In the future, every man's mental processes are examined and some like David are found to be boy-lovers. He is required ever after to remain fifty feet away from every young boy after that, until the wonderful day when his own Surromate is delivered, when he can finally salve his urges with the SurroMate and associate with society as freely as he wishes.



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