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    Hi, I'm Jevic, The Tarheel Writer. Thanks for visiting my site! First time here, wow! There is so much to explore. For over two decades I have been posting my own works, my friends' works and I have been recommending stories that I really, really liked. You'll find links and resources, authors that call Tarheel Writer home, there's romance, action/adventure, in fact, you'll find a ton of shit.
    Fact of the matter is, whether you've been gay for 50 years or just figured it out last week or if you're just looking to find some really hot stories, you my friend, have come to the right place.
    New to or questioning your gayness? Check out our Links and Resources Page. Been around the block a few times? Head on over to, ahem, my stories, Rick Beck's stories, Cole Parker's stories, Chris James' stories or any of the over one thousand suggested reading titles or the hundreds of viewing suggestions.
    What are we? We used to be known as queers, homos, limp wristed fudge packers, carpet munching dykes, lesbos, trannys, fags, flaming faggots, sods, twinks, bears, chickens and even chicken hawks. Now we're LGBTQ2S+? ... The fuck? ... Yeah, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer or Questioning, and Two-Spirit. (Those damn lesbians always get in the front of the line!)
    REGARDLESS, we're damn glad you're here! Have a look around. There's the nerd and the jock, there's action/adventure, there's car chases, there's guns, there's friends falling in love with friends, there's truckers, there's the awkward high school years, there's sports, there's college, there's science fiction, there's camping, there's short stories and million word plus epics, there's love, there's real life and there's even Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy buttfucking on Snape's desk for crying out loud. Come on in and let's have some fun!

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"Pieces of Destiny"
   by John Francis
   16 chapters (121,774 words)
      When Jason Thomas finally made it out of the cave he was exploring, he wasn't exactly in the same, ah, place he started. That's where Travis Colt makes his appearance. When Jason asks about the MacDonalds that was supposed to be on the corner and was told that, no, the MacDonalds' place is about a mile down the road, Jason begins to question where, or rather, when he is. Turns out it's 1864!

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"Ocean"
Fifteen Chapters (128,422 words)
After the death of his parents, Ian finds himself in foster care with a horrible family. It is so bad that he runs away from his foster home and stumbles into a campsite where he meets a lovely long haired blond boy by the name of Ocean, who is immediately smitten with Ian. This one also drips in explict sexual content along with some drug use. A warning of character death and violence as well. Anyone that would name their kid Ocean would probably have an open mind when it comes to partaking in the natural plants that nature provides. You might call them modern day hippies. Now complete (12 September 2023).

STORY HIGHLIGHT
This story needs some extra attention ... because it is really good and you will enjoy it!
Tarheel Writer - Story Highlight Highlighted on 22 July 2024

Sea Change by Josh

"Sea Change"
by Josh
    This story evoked so much emotion in me that I found myself wrapped around a box of Kleenex lying in the floor with tears streaming down my face. It seems odd that just a hour earlier I had my hand wrapped around the most incredible hardon I've had lately. I'd read this story earlier ... back when he first posted it. Why I didn't suggest it then ... I don't know ... sorry. I found myself thinking about my best friend from high school ... Mike. He died years ago (Cancer) and all the emotion from that came back ... full force.
    In my dresser drawer is a collection of small rocks ... rocks that I carefully and reverently gleened from the stream beside the campsite that Mike and I spent our last night together under the stars. A few months later, Mike's family gathered there ... and I spread his ashes into the stream. Then I gave each person one of those stones. I still have a drawer full ... and each time I visit that site ... I put one back.
    NOTE: I just put one back on 26 June 2023
    Read this story and see how it was back in the 1970's when AIDS was first making it's appearance. It will be hard to read towards the end ... I warn you. BUT ... read it. There is love so deeply expressed in the story that I can not begin to express. Keep the tissues handy ... for clean up during the first part of the story and for the tears towards the end of story.
    In many ways, it was a simpler time. AIDS was still incubating somewhere in the Far East. Gay activism was still in its ascendancy and had yet to intrude it's polarizing questions of sexuality and being into the common psyche. Don't misunderstand; there was a terrible stigma attached to being “queer.” And yet, at the same time, we were more comfortable being naked with other boys in nonsexual situations, like locker room showers and trough urinals. At least, from my experience, it seemed easy for buddies to slip into a little sexual experimentation and not worry much about it.
    Josh could not have written a better story about the time when AIDS was first making itself known. Thankfully, my bud Mike was not taken by that terrible disease ... he was taken by cancer ... an equally terrible disease ... that also took my father. My loathing for Ronald Reagan and his administration for their refusal to make the dangers of AIDS public will always reside deeply in my heart.
    If you are too young to remember this time in history ... read the story. If you know exactly what I'm talking about ... read the story. Josh recalls that time with amazing accuracy ... and packs it with relentless emotion.

JUST SO YOU KNOW
Every single story recommendation on this site has been personally read by me. I make recommendations according to my own criteria. I do, however, accept recommendations from you, but before they are considered for addition to the recommendations on this site, I will read them first. It has taken almost two decades to gather the stories I recommend. There are a lot and they vary quite a bit too. Some will make you laugh. Some will make you cry. Some will make you think. And some will do all that and more. I enjoyed every single one of them and have read some multiple times.
Please feel free to suggest a story or stories that you enjoyed. My short list is getting longer and I am slowly working my way through it, but there is always room for more. Thank you in advance for sharing!

EXTERNAL LINKS
I am proud to suggest good reading and I do that by providing links to other sites. Even though I have written stories myself, I am not so egotistical as to think you are here just to read my works (but I'd like it if you did, wink, wink). I learned early on that there are many, many talented writers, no authors actually, "out there" that need to be recognized and suggested. That's why you will find an extensive list of stories on this site that I found to be profound, entertaining, exhilarating and down right good reading. So feel free to look around and find something to your liking.
DO TAKE NOTE though, some sites will require you to register before allowing you access. I have tried to indicate these sites on my recommended reading pages, but there are probably a whole lot of exceptions ... which means, don't be surprised if you suddenly find you have to register on a site to read a story. I have not had a problem with any of these sites.

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