Mansized is a series of anthologies designed to put real stories back into man-on-man Gay Erotica. No twinks, no Fratboys, no College jocks, & no weird nerds seeking revenge. Just good storytelling, with hot action that is physically possible. Each volume is a diverse mixture of themes including historical, interracial, contemporary, mild BDSM and general good fun. Just a Regular Couple of Guys by Duncan Meyers When Jason's dumped, all he wants to do was sit and drink. Craig, the barman, has other ideas. So's Martin when he offers to take Jason home. Only things don't work out the way Jason had expected. Biker Riders by Jerry Wilson Colin was hot for motorbikes, and for the men who rode them. But he didn't know when he got to the Isle of Man, that he would find himself taking up pole position in a three biker race to the finish. Centurion Maximus by Dale Mitchell Marie thought the cure for Johnny's blues would be her Roman themed party. However, when he ends up doing waiter service he gets a good look at the tall and hunky Centurion, and before either of them know it, Johnny's giving the Centurion more than just the thumbs up! The Untouchable by Marcus Swannick When Martin arrived at Patna, Northern India, in the 1930s, everything was new and exciting, made even more so by his gradual infatuation with a young Hindu handyman. After a while, Martin can no longer contain himself, and finally gets a chance to discover if the untouchable is more than willing to be touched. The Genghis Khan Workout by Jason Heywood Mal keeps things working at Boxing Gym. It gets him free run of the place, usually he's on his own. But one night he finds himself training with one of Jack's hopefuls. He doesn't seem to speak English, so Mal christens him Genghis Khan. Later, in the sauna, Mal finds out that Genghis Khan certainly can, in more positions than one. Initiation Rites by Mike Fennick When Jason hears about an ultra-exclusive club, he wants to join so badly he'll do anything. There he meets Stephan, and his Master, Marius, and Jason begins to realise there's more to the club than just beer and casual sex. Then it's time for his own initiation. Yukiko by Steve Langdon Wilson was an architect helping modernise a Japanese island town. In a dockside bar he befriends a young Japanese diasho, and they both discover an interest in the others' cultures. When Wilson's work permit ends, Yukiko invites him to his house for a farewell drink, and they discover they have a lot more in common than they first thought. Benjamin by Tony Anderson 'Don't forget our agreement, Benjamin.' How could I forget, best beloved? I promised, remember? However, Benjamin knows that relationships are about give and take. Though sometimes a toe can often cross the line, either by accident, or design. My Harley Valentine by Mark Geddis Gary wasn't about to tell the world he preferred muscle and leather to feminine charms. But a Valentine's Day visit to The Marquis, a biker's pub, Gary just expects to admire the leathers and the studs. However, he gets more than his courage to hold when last order are called. Boston Whiteout by Harry Forsythe Philip's an air steward on a regular UK/America run. He works Business Class, and knows his frequent flyers. Or so he thinks. But when bad weather closes down an airport, and he can't book overnight accommodation, he discovers he's not the only one offering service with a smile. Holiday Italiano by Bryan Wallace There's something about Italy. The culture, the atmosphere, the art, the food, the men. And, hey, when a salami is offered to you on a plate, it's impolite to refuse not to taste it. Isn't it? The Mounties Always Get Their Man by John Connor PC Harding volunteers to help at the annual World Police Display down in London. There he finds himself back stage as a dresser and general gopher. Cory didn't think he had a thing for uniforms, but after the final performance he finds out just how tru
