| Author (if available): J.R. |
| Title: Adverse Effects |
| Category: FSTIM (FIRST TIME) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B&D are on a refresher course of scuba diving. Cold water excites D and wet rubber gives B a rash. D puts lotion on B’s back and things progress nicely. They like it and plan endless repeats. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 17 |
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| Title: Twice Nightly |
| Category: FSTIM (FIRST TIME) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 32 |
| Word count (thousands) 3.5 |
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| Title: Acceptable Risks |
| Category: OLONG (Old Longings series) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 171 |
| Word count (thousands) 29.1 |
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| Title: And Lovers Long Ago |
| Category: DREAM (Dreaming Stone-Kin/Bran) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B&D are hiking but D gets sick. They are helped by tinkers, and an old woman gives them a Ôdream stone’ saying that they were warriors, brothers and lovers long ago. This makes them suddenly realize they are in love. The stone makes them dream about their alter egos from pre-roman Ireland, Kin (B) and Bran (D), who were equally in love. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 121 |
| Word count (thousands) 21.6 |
| Date written: May. 1986 |
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| Title: Bedtime Story |
| Category: FAIRY TALE |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B & D in bed – B tells D a bedtime story about young gypsy Ramondo and the Evil Prince Bodevski having his wicked way with him. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 17 |
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| Title: Breakheart |
| Category: AU |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): D is a slave in Breakheart, and has to earn his keep as a whore. Noble and seer B arrives at the inn, and befriends D (who saved him from wolves). Attracted to each other, they recount their stories: D was condemned to 7 years of slavery for theft (hungry orphan, had to eat). B was duped by his lover, who robbed the magic stone which focuses his seeing powers: B became a warrior and is now looking for the villain and his stone. The villain arrives, they fight and B wins (with D’s help). B buys D and together they head towards home. |
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| Word count (thousands) 65 |
| Date written: 11.1 |
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| Title: Jane |
| Category: Bringer of Light and Magic |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): ZAX |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): Set after the events in Master of the Revels. Galen (B) watches Zax (D) sleep, exhausted after his show, and thinks back on how he came to believe and appreciate Zax’s magic and how they fell in love. Zax wakes up, and they make love sweetly. |
| Word count (thousands) 33 |
| Date written: 1.8 |
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| Title: Chanson de Matin |
| Category: RDAYS (Rainy Days sequence) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): Early morning. D is looking out of the window, and B is looking at D, thinking of how they got together after D was shot, and how they spent their time together. Now D is almost forty and is restless. D comes back to bed and they start exchanging fantasies of trips and adventures to keep the cold winter away. They make love and fall asleep dreaming of youthful adventures, knowing they are growing old together. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 17 |
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| Date written: April. 1986 |
| Sequel to: Rainy Days; Confessions of a Shutterbug; My Cousin Raymond; Wind in the Willows; Family Matters |
| Prequel to: [MISSING Ice, Wind and Fire]; Whistling in the Dark; Fate Worse than Death; [MISSING Yesterday’s News]. |
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| Title: Confessions of a Shutterbug |
| Category: RDAYS (Rainy Days sequence) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 65 |
| Word count (thousands) 6.1 |
| Date written: 1986 |
| Sequel to: Rainy Days |
| Prequel to: My Cousin Raymond; Wind in the Willows; Family Matters; Chanson de Matin; [MISSING Ice, Wind and Fire]; Whistling in the Dark; Fate Worse than Death; [MISSING Yesterday’s News]. |
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| Title: Dark Dreaming |
| Category: DREAM (Dreaming Stone-Kin/Bran) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B&D investigate the killing of a retired diplomat and find out that one of the tinkers who gave them the dreaming stone has been suspected and arrested. They release him, find the real culprits and make love a lot. Meantime in the past Kin and Bran fight their cattle raids and make love a lot. Bran is still struggling with his loss of honour at breaking his druidic vows and with self-image as a man. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 132 |
| Word count (thousands) 22.9 |
| Date written: 1987 |
| Sequel to: And Lovers Long Ago; The Dreaming Stone |
| Prequel to: Dreams of Yet To Be |
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| Title: December Reverie, A |
| Category: POEM |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B muses on their relationship, started after he was run over by a car, and D was shot. Mutual worry leads to revelation and love. More memories and reflections: B weeping over a kitten run over by a car; how D is “more than a girl” and how They Are Not Gay. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 33 |
| Word count (thousands) 800 |
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| Title: Deperate Measures |
| Category: CASE |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): D is jealous because B is fascinated by a gorgeous girl who looks like D and who is a witness they are protecting. Things get more complicated when they get the idea of dressing D in drag to serve as a decoy. B likes the freedom to smooch in public they have now and is attracted and confused by D in drag. D hates the slur to his maleness, and they struggle to adjust – and D is never bottom while doing decoy. At the end, all is back to normal, the lads thank god for being men. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 83 |
| Word count (thousands) 13.7 |
| Date written: 1986 |
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| Title: Discoveries |
| Category: FSTIM (FIRST TIME) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): After being shot, D gets back home under the worried eye of B, who is not sure D can make it back to the squad, or even regain full health. They talk, and acknowledge the mutual feelings they developed while D was in hospital. They make love, and declare love. The future is uncertain, but still they will be together. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 22 |
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| Title: Doctor on the Squad |
| Category: FSTIM (FIRST TIME) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): D is in Paris and his Welsh cousin and lookalike becomes the new CI5 doctor. B goes to see the doctor and is playfully seduced by him. This makes B realizes he really wants D and not only for a tumble – so he starts the seduction when D is back from Paris. D, however, is not happy, because his experiences with men have been casual tumbles and he doesnt want a tumble to spoil his rapport with B – he thinks that with men it can only be exploitive. So B sets to court D, the Welsh cousin tries to help him too and eventually they get together. The cousin takes up with Murphy and they are all happy ever after. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 130 |
| Word count (thousands) 17.8 |
| Date written: April. 1986 |
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| Title: Dreaming Stone, The |
| Category: DREAM (Dreaming Stone-Kin/Bran) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): More adventures of Kin (B) and Bran (D). Their background is explained: Bran, younger, was an apprentice druid who was seduced by Kin at Beltaine, with great scandal. He got kicked out of druidhood and considered disgraced and a plaything for the warrior Kin. Kin, the chieftain’s son, was also in his father’s bad books because he would not marry a woman and produce heirs. The situation, and Bran’s self-esteem and position, improve somewhat when he learns to be a warrior and they are officially bonded, even though Bran still considers himself somewhat of a shameful traitor; he also thinks of him as psychologically bottom, accepting some inequality in the relationship. (even though after a while Kin let Bran be the active partner sometimes). |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): They are given the dreaming stone, and Bran wears it, and presently they start dreaming about B&D, who are undercover as bikers at the time. (B&D also are dreaming of Kin & Bran). |
| Word count (thousands) 121 |
| Date written: 21.7 |
| Sequel to: Aug. 1986 |
| Prequel to: And Lovers Long Ago |
| Originally published in zine: Dark Dreaming; Dreams of Yet To Be |
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| Title: Dreams of Yet To Be |
| Category: DREAM (Dreaming Stone-Kin/Bran) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): More warlike deeds of Kin & Bran. They debate whether to leave their tuath because of Kin’s father growing hostility. His old age also gives them the problem of Kin having to marry and sire heirs if he becomes the next chieftain-but how could he abandon Bran? In the meantime they have to go on the warpath, after some raiders who stole their precious dreaming stone. After some discussion and doubt that they are too much into the power of the dreams given by the stone, Kin & Bran fall asleep and dream of B&D, who are on an undercover job as a couple of rich and amoral agitators, to find out other “subversive elements”. D has the same doubts about the deaming stone, short-lived though they are. They go for an evening of pampered decadence at a private club, then fall asleep and dream of Kin & Bran, ready to depart their tuath and seek refuge in Fedelma’s. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 149 |
| Word count (thousands) 26.3 |
| Date written: Jan. 1988 |
| Sequel to: And Lovers Long Ago; The Dreaming Stone; Dark Dreaming |
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| Title: Eyes Have It, The |
| Category: LIGHT |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 33 |
| Word count (thousands) 4.5 |
| Date written: April. 1986 |
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| Title: Falconhurst |
| Category: SUPER (SUPERNATURAL) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B and D talk about B’s bisexuality and end up betting that B can get straight D excited. B wins the bet and moreover they both fall in love, even if it takes them almost dying in a bomb blast for them to confess their mutual love to each other. As they heal, they are sent to guard Igor Kodai (who didnt die in Stopover) as he is prisoner in old mansion Falconhurst. They sympathize with Kodai, who in many ways is like them, and explore the mysterious past of the haunted house, whose owners were possessed along the generations by an evil spirit. In the end, Kodai escapes to a deserved retirement, the house burns down, C accepts B&D’s relationship and Xmas is celebrated in happiness. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 171 p. |
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| Title: Family Matters |
| Category: RDAYS (Rainy Days sequence) |
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| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 99 |
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| Sequel to: Rainy Days; Confessions of a Shutterbug; My Cousin Raymond; Wind in the Willows |
| Prequel to: Chanson de Matin; [MISSING Ice, Wind and Fire]; Whistling in the Dark; Fate Worse than Death; [MISSING Yesterday’s News]. |
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| Title: Fate Worse Than Death, A |
| Category: RDAYS (Rainy Days sequence) |
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| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 28 |
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| Sequel to: Rainy Days; Confessions of a Shutterbug; My Cousin Raymond; Wind in the Willows; Family Matters; Chanson de Matin; [MISSING Ice, Wind and Fire]; Whistling in the Dark |
| Prequel to: [MISSING Yesterday’s News]. |
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| Title: Flesh and Steel |
| Category: AU |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): XIV cent.-the Church and the forces of vampires, magic and pagans are fighting a bitter war. B is a young werewolf imprisoned by an evil cardinal to serve him as a seer. The vampire general, D, frees B but as they doubt his true loyalties B will be slave for a year, even if B&D have fallen in love. As a consequence of his five years of prison and abuse, B is very ill and recovers slowly–in the meantime, D looks for the hidden evil cardinal. When the moon is full, B turns into a wolf, finds and kills the cardinal. D has to go to Cordoba but B is still not well enough to follow him, so they have to temporarily part. To be continued… |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 136 pp. |
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| Date written: Aug. 1994 |
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| Title: Game for Two Players, A |
| Category: RELAT (RELATIONSHIP) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B&D discover a S&M playroom as they storm a house, and D is bewildered. From that moment on, their recent love relationship goes downhill: B doubts D’s feelings and D is remote and strained. As the job relationship deteriorates too, B confronts D. The issue is trust, and their problems in that area. D thinks that domination games can help them find mutual trust, and asks B to top him. Going for broke, B agrees. They have VERY HOT sex and things are solved: next time it will be B’s turn… |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 195 |
| Word count (thousands) 28.5 |
| Date written: Feb. 1992 |
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| Title: Gentle Persuasion |
| Category: ROM (ROMANCE) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B&D are wounded in a fight, and D is in a coma, unwilling to wake, because he thinks he accidentally shot & killed B. D is taken to his mother’s house while B is still in hospital, and everyone thinks D wont wake up again. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): D’s mother hates B, because he Ôseduced and perverted’ his only surviving son (others died in a car accident), and they are estranged. Nevertheless, B turns up at her place to look after D – he is the only one who still hopes. As D’s mum goes out for a break, B starts cuddling and kissing the inert D, hoping to come through to him, and feeling both are touch starved. Getting a response, he keeps going, and D wakes up, realizing B is not dead after all. B pampers him, they cuddle on the sofa; when mum gets back, B&D confront her on their estrangement. B&D will go home together and she is not so hostile anymore. |
| Word count (thousands) 97 |
| Date written: 12.3 |
| Sequel to: December 1988 |
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| Title: Guilty as Charged |
| Category: FSTIM (FIRST TIME) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): Murphy sees a couple in a gay club and thinks they are B&D – he spreads the rumor and soon everyone thinks B&D are lovers. B&D, who never thought of it before, decide they might as well be guilty if they are accused, and go to bed – they like it and fall in love. Happily ever after. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 44 |
| Word count (thousands) 6.5 |
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| Title: Happy Landings |
| Category: FSTIM (FIRST TIME) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): D has a broken ankle and is ratty – so B slips some Ecstasy (B uses it sometimes) in D’s tea to mellow him. However, the drug has an aphrodisiac effect and they have sex. Happily the morning after – D has found out about B’s trick and is glad nevertheless because it gave the courage he would otherwise never had. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 39 |
| Word count (thousands) 4.7 |
| Date written: March. 1986 |
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| Title: Hoodwink |
| Category: CASE |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B&D are undercover as a gay arms dealer (D) and his kept boy (B). This is strange to them, as they are really lovers but normally have to pretend they are straight. As they wait for the other dealers, they dispel the tension with hot sex fantasies. The op ends well even though D is wounded. They have been lucky once again, and the danger makes their time together even more precious. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 98 |
| Word count (thousands) 13.3 |
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| Title: Hunting, The 1 |
| Category: HUNTG (The Hunting) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B is a human warrior. His chief captures an elf, Raven, blinds him and makes into a bedslave; B falls in love with the elf, and since the elf had saved B’s life 3 years earlier, B helps him run. The blindness is temporary, as B finds out, because the druid performing it was not cruel – and so they run off towards the elf’s realm. On the road, they find out that their love is mutual, and that Raven is actually the grandson of B’s chief: the chief hates elves just because his daughter – Raven’s mother – run off with one. They make it to the elven territory, where Raven is a prince, and he and B bond together. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 204 |
| Word count (thousands) 33.2 |
| Date written: Sept. 1986 |
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| Title: Hunting, The 2 |
| Category: HUNTG (The Hunting) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): All is happy with B and Raven, but one day a band of humans and Fen (evil race) invade and capture Raven’s mother Feyleen. In the fight to free her, B is turned into an eagle by an evil Fen magician. Desperate, Raven accepts the price the elven shaman needs to turn B back into a human – Raven’s youth. However, he shaman temporarily turns old himself to grant Raven’s wish of a last night with B as a human and both young. After the wild night, Raven goes to be turned into an old man – but B discovers everything and interrupts the process forcefully, unwittingly killing the shaman. Raven is saved and young, but the law is clear – B killed the shaman, and since Raven accepted responsibility for him when they were bonded, he is deprived of his chieftain status and they are both exiled. To atone their guilt and shame (Raven’s actually) they decide to go on a search to find a new shaman to the elves, and leave as the humans menace a war. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 204 |
| Word count (thousands) 25.4 |
| Date written: November 1986 |
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| Title: Hunting, The 3 |
| Category: HUNTG (The Hunting) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B and Raven are wandering castouts, and work as field labourers to get money for their search of a new shaman for the Elves. Raven has a hard time as the other elves taunt him, but eventually they have made enough money to be able to go on their quest again. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 77 |
| Word count (thousands) 11.5 |
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| Title: Hunting, The 4 |
| Category: HUNTG (The Hunting) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): After leaving the farm they worked on, and mating the girl they befriended as a goodbye, B and Raven are ambushed by painted people and Raven would be dead but for a shaman that saves them and takes them to his isolated valley. He is none other than Amber, the one they were looking for, and even better news, he is hosting the spirit of the dead Falcon, who pardons B & Raven. All seems well, but the valley hides the mirror of the future and the well of the past, and these cause harm. In fact, B & Raven look at the future and see distress and suffering; then B looks at the past to find out exactly what happened to Raven while captive, to share his grief– but Raven is shamed and outraged and they quarrel and almost split. Things are soon mended, however, and happiness is back, despite the future looms menacing. They are snowed in and have to wait, and B & Raven retell his past history and lovers. When spring comes, they go back to the woods, decided never to cross to human lands where the grief seen in the mirror would happen–but as they near the elven land, they learn that Garth and the humans have assulted the elves, killed Raven’s sister and kidnapped his mother. Desperate, because it might mean the terrible visions of the future might happen, they nevertheless decide to go and rescue her. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 176 |
| Word count (thousands) 27.7 |
| Date written: March. 1987 |
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| Title: Hunting, The 5 |
| Category: HUNTG (The Hunting) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B&D arrive back to elven land, and witness the destruction wrought by Garth. Amber reinstates Raven to his rank, both as he is Amber the eldest elf and as he is Falcon the killed shaman. Raven and B gather a mercenary band (there is some lingering attrition b/w them and the elves) to free Feyleen. They leave before the others, to infiltrate the enemy and disarm them: Raven poses as B’s captive whore, and they run into trouble when some men want to buy him from B. All the evil visions of the future they had from the magic mirror reveal themselves rather harmless: Raven with a collar is part of their undercover role; B whipped is a punishment for not sharing his prize chattel, but Raven frees him in time. They eventually penetrate Garth’s camp and free Feyleen, but there is a surprise: she is in love with Kevin, who was B’s love when they were adolescents (they were discovered and punished, and B forced to marry a girl who then died in childbirth). The love is mutual, even though Kevin owns a gelded boy, Raphael, who loves him. Kevin has affection for this boy he beds, and since Feyleen also likes him, they are all three happy together (!). After a bloody battle, Garth is vanquished and Raven elected High Chief. As Garth dies shortly thereafter, and the ominous vision of a pyre turns out to be his funeral one, all is happy — except for the menace represented by Garth’s sons, who Raven cannot bring himself to kill, since they are blood relatives (and since there are 10 more books to go) |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 325 |
| Word count (thousands) 52.4 |
| Date written: May. 1987 |
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| Title: Labyrinth |
| Category: SUPER (SUPERNATURAL) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B is kidnapped and then released. D realizes he is in love with B and tells him — B is also in love, and all seems well. However, brainwashing has been attempted on B – on hearing a trigger word, B would attempt to kill his colleagues. The word is phoned to B and he attempts to kill D then collapses. In the hospital D is diagnosed as braindead and B is in a coma with a wild brain pattern. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): B&D wake up in a strange place, which is in fact a creation of B’s imagination — it’s like they are fallen into B’s brain and they are trying to overcome B’s conditioning from the baddies. As part of B is conditioned, he has a split personality, with episodes of his evil person ality taking over and abusing D. D realizes what is going on and tells B – together they piece events together. Eventually, they find the enemy and kill him even if D is also killed. B kills himself — and they wake up in hospital! All is well — they become lovers, find the baddies in real life and then resign from CI5 to live together openly. |
| Word count (thousands) 138 pp. |
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| Title: My Cousin Raymond |
| Category: RDAYS (Rainy Days sequence) |
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| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 22 |
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| Sequel to: Rainy Days; Confessions of a Shutterbug; |
| Prequel to: Wind in the Willows; Family Matters; Chanson de Matin; [MISSING Ice, Wind and Fire]; Whistling in the Dark; Fate Worse than Death; [MISSING Yesterday’s News]. |
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| Author (if available): Jane |
| Title: Mystery Trip |
| Category: CASE |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B & D live together; they go undercover to get a drug/arms trafficking, openly lovers. The op is a success, they get back home. The best part is just the Òboudouir phylosophy” slant. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 97 |
| Word count (thousands) 11.9 |
| Date written: January 25th, 1986. |
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| Author (if available): Jane |
| Title: Old Longings |
| Category: OLONG (Old Longings series) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): D gets raped by an old enemy, which B kills in revenge. They have to deal with the psychological aftermath – D feels guilty because he got excited and came, and decides that that makes him “a gay”. B feels protective of the poor waif and promptly tells D he has been loving him for a long time. So D asks B to have sex to verify his gayness and They Have a Great Time. All in less than a day! C approves, D gets past the remnants of his catholic repressions, they move in together, enjoy domesticity and all is well – except for an attempted vendetta by the rapist’s family. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 110 |
| Word count (thousands) 18.1 |
| Date written: Sept. 1981 |
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| Title: On a September Afternoon |
| Category: FSTIM (FIRST TIME) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B&D are on stakeout on a river bank. B watches D and thinks it would be good but impossible to bed him: he stopped that after Africa. At the same time, D sees a male ex-lover of his – they reminisce and kiss then the guy leaves (they both have given up men since). D realizes B has seen – explanation follows, and then they decide why not to have a tumble (while at work, allright). After some skittishness from D who is not sure B’s intentions are serious, they happily decide to make a relationship of it . |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 65 |
| Word count (thousands) 6.8 |
| Date written: Jan. 5, 1986 |
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| Title: One of Those Days |
| Category: LIGHT |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 65 |
| Word count (thousands) 7.1 |
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| Title: Rainbows Always End |
| Category: ROM (ROMANCE) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): Epilogue of Water Under the Bridge. Makes little sense alone: D rethinks of the events in the story, how he found again his youthful lover, and fell out again as their son died in a terrorist action. B however was ready to pick up the pieces, and Perfect Happiness follows. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 33 |
| Word count (thousands) 5.2 |
| Date written: March. 1986 |
| Sequel to: Water Under the Bridge |
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| Title: Rainy Days |
| Category: RDAYS (Rainy Days sequence) |
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| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 130 |
| Word count (thousands) 18.7 |
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| Prequel to: Confessions of a Shutterbug; My Cousin Raymond; Wind in the Willows; Family Matters; Chanson de Matin; [MISSING Ice, Wind and Fire]; Whistling in the Dark; Fate Worse than Death; [MISSING Yesterday’s News]. |
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| Title: Rakes’ Progress, The |
| Category: ROM (ROMANCE) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B&D have been sexual partners for a couple of years, but the relationship is casual and non exclusive — there are other women and men for both. One day, D gets an AIDS scare, because his othe male partner might have it. Fear, reticence and refusal to have sex, and then confession: D is not only scared, he also realizes that promiscuity doesnt pay, and that he has always been in love with B but thought B wasnt and therefore kept it light. B realizes he is in love too, and he agrees to become exclusive. They both get tested, are luckily negative, and live happily married ever after. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 65 |
| Word count (thousands) 5.8 |
| Date written: March. 1986 |
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| Title: Sea-Sprite |
| Category: POEM |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): B&D go to the sea, B seduces D, they have sex and effuse on mutual love. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 33 |
| Word count (thousands) 500 |
| Date written: December 1986 |
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| Title: Shades of Green |
| Category: LIGHT |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): It’s St.Patrick and D wants to celebrate with a big party. B goes along and as the rest of CI5 gets drunk, they stay sober to be able to make love. All is nice, even C. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 33 |
| Word count (thousands) 3.3 |
| Date written: May. 1986 |
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| Title: Two-Up |
| Category: LIGHT |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): During a party, B shows D a betting game called two up. They drink and play, end up gambling their clothes and then kisses – Things Proceed From There but at some point D gets upset at being considered a pricktease (Which to him equals to gay?) and goes on the notoriuos tirade: “Don’t you ever – *ever* – say that about me, do you hear?” Real anger was glittering in his eyes. “I’ve flattened men for less! I’m not gay, never was, don’t intend to become gay, and the fact that I fancy you could have something to do with the fact that you’re my best mate and you’re just about the most beautiful physical specimen I’ve ever seen. Call me a fool, call me a clown, call me old and ugly if you like, but if you have the idea that I’m gay you’re vastly mistaken and can go out through that front door and stay out. If you *ever* call me a prick tease again I’ll – I’ll hit you, Bodie, I promise you.”. B agrees, and they blithely go to bed deciding that they will be equals and wont dominate the other in bed, since – yuk – they are not gay. |
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| Word count (thousands) 65 |
| Date written: 8 |
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| Title: Whistling in the Dark |
| Category: RDAYS (Rainy Days sequence) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): From B’s pov. 1985, B&D are living together. D is kidnapped by Lebanese that want him exchanged with one of them who is prisoner. The prisoner is released and so is D – but since he has been assaulted and shut in a cellar,he is impotent and afraid of the dark. B cures him easily for the sexual part by topping him (!) – but he worries a lot about the fear of the dark, since he himself, B, is phobic (claustro). They manage to control the fear but still D is too tense to be able to sleep in the dark. When the terrorists are spotted back in Britain, trying to kill B&D, C decides to set a trap with them as bait. It all works – not only they get the terrorists, but in the course of the op, D is forced to work in the dark and he beats his phobia. All is well. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 176 |
| Word count (thousands) 31.9 |
| Date written: Jan. 1988 |
| Sequel to: Rainy days; Confessions of a Shutterbug; My Cousin Raymond; Wind in the Willows; Family Matters; Chanson de Matin; [MISSING Ice, Wind and Fire]; |
| Prequel to: Fate Worse than Death; [MISSING Yesterday’s News]. |
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| Title: Wind in the Willows |
| Category: RDAYS (Rainy Days sequence) |
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| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 97 |
| Word count (thousands) 6.3 |
| Date written: 1986 |
| Sequel to: Rainy days; Confessionis of a Shutterbug; My Cousin Raymond |
| Prequel to: Family Matters; Chanson de Matin; [MISSING Ice, Wind and Fire]; Whistling in the Dark; Fate Worse than Death; [MISSING Yesterday’s News]. |
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| Title: You’ll Be All Right On The Day |
| Category: RELAT (RELATIONSHIP) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): D is trying to shape up after being shot and B helps him. They discuss living together, the eventuality that C realizes they are lovers and their attitude to gayness – D thinks B might regret their relationship and urges B to leave him so that he can go ahead with his career instead of losing it for the sake of an invalid. Declaration of Love Follows.Then D takes the CI5 fitness test and passes it – celebrations and all is well. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 65 |
| Word count (thousands) 6.2 |
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| Author (if available): Jane and Madeleine Ingram |
| Title: Nothing Left to Lose |
| Category: AU |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): From a story by Kathy Keegan. Near future. After a comet has impacted the earth, survivors live in a semi-civilized state. (think Mad Max). B is a law officer in a frontier settlement, and he has to fight a band of nomad outlaws alone — luckily he can enlist as help another outlaw, gunfighter D. (The fee is supplies and B’s himself). They get ready to fight, and wait. Flashback to their lives since when the comet hit, as they were adolescents. B became a whore, then ended up in the London militia before getting to the end of his tether and heading out of town, in a cleaner place. D was a gunsmith, was falsely accused of rape, had to run and accidentally kill — is now a wanted man. (It is hinted that they are the grandsons of the B&D of CI5). The fight happens and they win it, even if B is hurt. As B recovers the grateful settlers devise a plan to save D from bounty hunters: he will be officially dead in the fight and assume a new identity, that of Billy Shane, and he will stay to help B to enforce the law. B&D like each other, so D collecting his fee is a good thing for both. |
| Size in K/Number of Pages (pp): 195 |
| Word count (thousands) 34 |
| Date written: 1993 |
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| Title: Hunting Companion, The |
| Category: HUNTG (The Hunting) |
| Plot summary (very short pieces are sometimes copied here in their entirety): Haven’t read it since haven’t got all the 6 parts of the Hunting (part 1). Gosh it is gonna be a looooong read. |
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