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Men, Muscle, and Mayhem

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The first complete erotic collection from the creator of Kosher Man and Dr. Musclestein! STARbooks Press is proud to release the first complete collection of the erotica of Milton Stern, who infuses his stories with funny characters, strange plot twists, and lots of sheet tangling sex. Well-known for his dark humor in On Tuesdays, They Played Mah Jongg and Michaels Secrets, and his popular biography, Harriet Lane, Americas First Lady, for the first time, Milton displays his versatility by presenting stories from his erotic side. Miltons characters range from superheroes to scientists to master sergeants to wrestlers to football players and more. An erotic collection like no other, Men, Muscle & Mayhem will have you laughing and writhing at the same time. Featured stories -- Kosher Man and the Shegatz -- Stepbrothers -- A Real Gym --The Lab Rat -- Whos the Daddy? --The One Giving the Orders -- Plus a dozen never before published stories! This is your only chance to obtain the complete collection of gay erotica by Milton Stern!

264 pages, Perfect Paperback

First published March 12, 2011

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June 9, 2026
This was an entertaining series of short stories; I found all of the different contexts and scenarios to be very creative as well as a lot of fun! Definitely enjoyed reading. In these stories, you pretty quickly pick up a pattern of a ‘type’, which I found a little repetitive.

I found it difficult to connect to the religious themes in the book, definitely didn’t resonate for me but I appreciate that it would probably resonate with those who are gay and Jewish.

Otherwise: my main criticisms of the stories are that they were quite repetitive, a lot of the same go-to phrases an descriptions were used which made it feel a bit predictable

71 reviews
February 19, 2015
Read some but I didn't finish it. Not what I expected... culture differences between the writer and I made these stories less appealing for me. Sorry...
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