Farming Stories

The deflowering of the virginity to being mounted by men of a fourteen-year-old boy as beautiful as the Italian vineyard worker Paulo is so precious that, with care and lack of scruples, it can be sold more than once.

A brother and sister were caught in a storm on the mountain.

Marked by stigmata and born a bastard, Alunya has ever been under suspicion. Born into a village isolated by a divine barrier for centuries, Alunya quickly finds the valleys supposed safety feels closer to a prison. Yet soon, he and his much-beloved elder brother Antares shall find that prison is not merely a threat to their dreams, but to their innocence, their lives, and ultimately, their very souls.

The small-farm valley in Idaho on the western slope of the Grand Tetons was devoid of fit men in 1943. They were all off fighting the war. The job of getting in the harvest and taking care of business was left to the women and older men and boys too young for the war, like 14-year-old Jimmy and Sam. Sam is being covered by the town lawyer who would also like to cover Jimmy. A disabled veteran, Jack Fox, is added into the mix. He is quite able for the women and for Jimmy too.

The setting is Zimbabwe in the mid 1980s, when the whites are being pushed out by a new black ruling class and the land is still lawless, the police more lawless than the rest. A Shona tribe police chief in central Zimbabwe wants fourteen-year-old European boys. The Whitfelds, trying to hold onto their dairy outside Gweru, have a fourteen-year-old blond foster boy, one who already is tasting sex from black men and craves more. The Whitfelds's answer to being able to stay on is an obvious one.

Willing fourteen-year-old David is caught up in the flexing of native Zimbabwean muscles, power, and sexual lusts for male-male predatory sex in the 1980s decade following the African country's independence.

My first story. Introduces characters that reappear in later stories.

I was about to go out with my dog ​​to walk around the barn when my mother asked me to drop off a pot of soup at her sister's house who lives next door.