A Box of Erotica from Sean's Closet (eBook, ePUB) - O'Toole, Sean
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A compilation of three, gay short stories as follows:
Fun in the Steam Room
On a cold, winter day, a chubby older man finds a kindred spirit in the local steam room... and gets the experience of a lifetime.
My First Black Experience
When a forty-something midwestern man started exploring his bi side, he'd never been with a man of another race. Stepping out of his racial comfort zone, he learns a lot and has a great time.
Unicorn
What happens when a closeted gay man discovers someone who knows how to push ALL of his buttons?
Severe Content Warning: B.J. Frazier Publications books contain *plots* and *well-developed characters*…mehr

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A compilation of three, gay short stories as follows:

Fun in the Steam Room

On a cold, winter day, a chubby older man finds a kindred spirit in the local steam room... and gets the experience of a lifetime.

My First Black Experience

When a forty-something midwestern man started exploring his bi side, he'd never been with a man of another race. Stepping out of his racial comfort zone, he learns a lot and has a great time.

Unicorn

What happens when a closeted gay man discovers someone who knows how to push ALL of his buttons?

Severe Content Warning: B.J. Frazier Publications books contain *plots* and *well-developed characters*

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Autorenporträt
I started writing erotica in the late 1970s because I didn't have access to real porn. In those days, the stories were composed on carefully hidden spiral notebooks. Later, I wrote on a computer, and, when the internet came along, I was able to share my work with others.

What I found was that, mostly, people liked what I wrote. I also discovered some things about my own sexuality and began to explore my bisexual side: These days I consider myself pansexual.

I don't kink-shame. If it's legal, then it's okay with me... and I might even try it once just to see if I like it. When it comes to matters erotic, I'm strictly a live-and-let-live kind of person.

I'm well-educated both formally and informally. My intellectual interests are extremely broad, and I have had the good fortune to explore all of them to some degree.

Nothing in any of my writing is consciously autobiographical but I consider it an axiom that all writers put something of themselves into what they write. I write about things I would like to do and things that I have actually done or have thought about doing--things that turn me on.

Fun facts: I like humor. I speak fluent sarcasm. I try not to take anything too seriously. I like dogs but don't own one. I love music. I'm omnivorous. I own more books than I can conveniently store. I believe in things that work--everything else is a con.