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Volume One - 2004

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In a story rich in natural imagery and sexuality, the protagonist's garden seems a symbol of the soul. 
Circle of Stones
by A. L. Nathan
 

The Goddess and the act of body modification drive this intense work, examining a relationship of mind and body. 
Courage
by Dallas Coleman
 

In this steamy, poignant tale of May-December romance set in 1960s Connecticut, a young man and an older woman come to terms.
First Love, Last Romance
by G. Russell
 

Sex in literature: a woman encounters an ex-lover in this clever and steamily explicit work.
Long Overdue
by Tara Alton
 

In a small Australian town, a man's hometown visit conjures memories and desire in this lush, erotic work.
Of Gigolos and Garden Sheds
by Nicholas M.
 

The female form is regarded as the sexual dance teases in this vivid, sensual tale of co-workers and mutual discovery. 
Projections
by Sage Vivant
 

Small Midwestern towns may never seem the same, as we are propelled by sinister stories within a story, in this clever and suspenseful work. 
The Reading Room
by W.C. Stoll
 

A Southern California writer experiences a chance meeting at a London film festival.
Robbie Coltrane and Me
by P. B. Ryter
 

Family dysfunction seemed never so palatable as when surrounded by gardenia, magnolia, and syrupy iced tea. Secrets are dramatically outed in this Williams-esque tale.
Suddenly, Last Thursday
by M. Christian