A Chinese doctor falls for a wonderful foreigner and began a life of blissful happiness. However, their lives get a little complicated when the father enters their home with life-changing news.
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An awkward high school bookworm relies on a unique dating service to learn more about her athletic crush. But, as always, it appears that the service provided was more “invasive” than he originally thought.
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It’s a matter of life and death when a gay man is hospitalized after a gay bashing. Too bad the two tribes hate each other enough to let the other burn despite the fact that there’s a ticking clock on all their lives.
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“Wrong does not cease to be wrong because the majority share in it.”
― A Confession
The duality of murder
I must confess that this story, A Killer’s Confession, was something that was going to be incredibly dark. But the original writing gave me enough pause that I had to redo it. There’s a delicate balance between light and darkness that has to be maintained in my theme of duality. This story was no different from the others but the process was a bit more difficult than the rest.
“Race, gender, religion, sexuality, we are all people and that’s it. We’re all people. We’re all equal.”
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The duality of gay-bashing
Now, when I began writing Who’s The Bitch, Now?, I found myself in a position where I get to play out a lot of my darker fantasies. One of them being that a homophobe gets his arse beat by a gay guy. Granted, I have knockdown my fair share of homophobic bigots during my time as security. I’ve never been a fan of bullies – of any kind. They have always been a plague on my youth and I’ve always found them to be pathetic cowards who always need an entourage to make themselves feel important. Even though there was a specific order in which I was writing the stories, when I got the chance to write this story, I went all in.
A high school theater student is forced to do community service at a nursing home. It’s there where he meets an interesting woman which proves to be exactly what he needs – even if he doesn’t realize it, yet.
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Everybody saw this day coming. Everybody knew that they were going to fight back. However, no one could anticipate the events leading to this fateful day nor the violence that would follow.
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A prison cell becomes a confessional booth, of sorts, as two men from different walks of life make a connection while spending their last days on Earth. However, they never actually meet…
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The confrontation between a homophobe and a gay man is revealed. But it doesn’t help either party, as the hatred for each other, is still there. It’s pretty evident that no one is going to come out a winner.
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Everyone is a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody.”
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What if the trans community had finally snapped?
For Pride, I made the conscious decision to write two sets of stories. One set of lights and one set of the dark. I wanted to have the light stories to be inspirational and hopeful towards the future of the LGBTQ+ community. On the flip side, I wanted the dark stories to serve as cautionary tales for people in – and out – of the LGBQT+ community. It’s A Damn Shame, Really falls under the latter category and for really good reasons.