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GUYStuff: 15 Real Stories For Real Men
Real Stories For Real Men!
This collection of fifteen male-oriented stories ranges from pieces that once ran in magazines like "Hustler" and "Biker" to more complex fiction angling for insights into what it is about being male.
This collection of fifteen male-oriented stories ranges from pieces that once ran in magazines like "Hustler" and "Biker" to more complex fiction angling for insights into what it is about being male.
118 pages, Paperback
First published January 16, 2014
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Linton Robinson
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December 3, 2014
BADASS READING
Way beyond titivating erotica these testosterone driven tales are certainly not for woman readers.
Badass brilliant writer, Linton Robinson, knocks off these stories and observations that drill deep into the male psyche.
Visceral and primordial, some have been published in Playboy, Hustler and Biker magazines. Some were just too bold and to ever appear in any magazine.
Linton’s stream of consciousness anecdotes ring with authenticity, scraped from the bottom of the sleaze barrel. They provided me with a vicarious guilt free imaginative escape from my mental shackles of gentlemanly behaviour instilled in me by my screwed up Victorian Age grandfather; “Always be a gentleman, no matter how painful.”
These are liberating and engaging accounts of maleness, delivered point blank by a master word weaver. Five glowing stars wink at the intrepid male reader.
Way beyond titivating erotica these testosterone driven tales are certainly not for woman readers.
Badass brilliant writer, Linton Robinson, knocks off these stories and observations that drill deep into the male psyche.
Visceral and primordial, some have been published in Playboy, Hustler and Biker magazines. Some were just too bold and to ever appear in any magazine.
Linton’s stream of consciousness anecdotes ring with authenticity, scraped from the bottom of the sleaze barrel. They provided me with a vicarious guilt free imaginative escape from my mental shackles of gentlemanly behaviour instilled in me by my screwed up Victorian Age grandfather; “Always be a gentleman, no matter how painful.”
These are liberating and engaging accounts of maleness, delivered point blank by a master word weaver. Five glowing stars wink at the intrepid male reader.
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