Such Strange Compulsion: Confessions of a Gay Sex Addict

by Roland Graeme

In this uncensored and unblushing memoir, a young man reminisces about some of his more sordid same-sex adventures. Efrain just can't seem to stop himself from acting on his impulses, even when he knows they're going to get him into trouble. And, without even trying, the good-looking, muscular young guy seems to attract other like-minded men. It's one wanton romp after another, until Efrain has to ask himself the inevitable question. Can there be such a thing as too much sex?

112 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 3, 2020

About the author

Roland Graeme is one of several pseudonyms used by a prolific writer of erotic fiction. Graeme, a descendant of Swiss immigrants and a native of Pennsylvania, resides in Buffalo, New York. He earned a Ph.D. in English by writing his doctoral dissertation on the novels of Sir Walter Scott (“Roland Graeme” is the protagonist of Scott’s novel The Abbot). His interests, in addition to literature, include classical music (especially opera), history, and world religions, as well as, not surprisingly, human sexuality, in all its variety and richness.

Graeme has been, at one time or another, a teacher, a factory worker, a civil servant, and a music critic. The one common denominator throughout his career(s) has been his passion for freelance writing. He continues to hold down his current full-time “day job” while writing in his spare time.