["Little Dick" by Alan Dwight]

Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad you enjoyed the story. 

[Mike's current status]

Thanks for keeping us posted.  I'm sure he's had more than enough of the hospital. Give him our love.

A

[Mike's current status]

I'm sorry to hear about Mike's present situation. I hope he improves and will soon be out of the nursing home.

["Moving On" by Alan Dwight]

Hi, Rutabaga, thanks for finding the glitch and alerting Alien Son. I believe it has now been fixed.

["Nature Calls" by Cole Parker]

Another clever story from Cole, in which a boy solves his own problem. Fun even though the beginning is a little creepy. 

 

 

[Sebastian and the Seven Dwarfs]

Another one of my little whimsies, it plays with the question of what you would do if you ever met Grumpy. Enjoy.

 

["The Boy and the Pig" by Alan Dwight]

THanks for the comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the story.

Alan

[The Boy and the Pig]

The Boy and the PIg is a short story, actually a fable which I created nearly whole one afternoon after reading some of the fables of Oscar Wilde, although this story does not claim to be in the same category as Wiled's. It should be posted this weekend. 

[Going Whaling by Alan Dwight]

Thank you Nigel and Oliver.

[Going Whaling by Alan Dwight]

Thanks for your comments, Nigel. I'm glad you're enjoying the story. 

[Going Whaling]

Hi folks, a new story, Going Whaling will be posted soon. It's set in the early 1850s on a ship out of New Bedford, Massachusetts and involves two teen boys who are on the voyage. I hope you enjoy it. 

[The Boy at the End of the Road]

Coming soon: The Boy at the End of the Road, a short story about a boy who has not been among his peers since he was about five. 

[The Burden of Being a Prodigy]

The Burden of Being a Prodigy, a new story, will be posted this coming weekend. It's about a very talented boy who at times wants to be just 'normal'. He becomes a gifted organist. I must admit the story is in some ways my wish fulfillment. 

[Charlie]

To be posted on Saturday, Charlie, the story of a homophobic boy and his younger brother who, through necessity, go from Texas to Massachusetts to live with their openly gay uncle and his husband. 

["Boys and Water" by Alan Dwight]

Thank you, Rutabaga for your kind words. 

[Boys and Water]

A new series of short stories entitled "Boys and Water" will start posting midweek. Something different for and from me. I hpe you enjoy them.

["In the beginning…was the kiss" by Alan Dwight]

Thank you all for your comments, both positive and negative. They are all instructive and will help make me a better writer. 

A

[In The Beginning]

In The Beginning is a new short story which will appear on AD on Wednesday. I hope you enjoy it. Alan

[Another World]

A  new short story,  "Another World," will be posted on Wednesday. Since it's somewhat different from what I have attempted before, I'll be interested in reactions.  Alan

[I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes Unto The Hills]

A new short story by Alan Dwight set in the mountains of New Hampshire. 

[Lessons Learned Outside of School]

This new story is due to be posted tomorrow, Dec. 16. It tells the story of a gay schoolteacher finally coming out to himself and others thanks to one of his students. 

[The Turtle]

A new short story, entitled "The Turtle" will be posted on Wednesday. It involves a runaway and a boy who befriends him. I hope you enjoy it. 

 

[A Boy Called Joe]

A new story, A Boy Called Joe will be posted beginning this weekend. A very depressed boy is helped by the boy on a neighboring farm. 

[Moody by Cole Parker]

A wonderful, heartfelt story. I had no problem with the spot people are arguing about. I did notice that Jed's name occasionally became Jeb, but the meaning was always clear. 

Thanks for the story, Cole!

[The Knights of the Round Table]

The sequel to The Triumvirate, which is titled The Knights of the Round Table, will be posted on Saturday. It has many of the same characters in it, but is told from Teddy's viewpoint rather than Liam's.