Max's life is changing pretty fast - coming out of the closet is one of the most radical things he's done, and not all changes that have come along have been 'good'. A new beginning brings an old face back into his life, and then onwards begins the ride of a lifetime. *Warning: There's a reason why this isn't in Romance. Don't complain to me about it when nobody makes out by chapter six. And if there were a proper BoyxBoy category - this would NOT be in it.

Chase Mitchels gets an email from Facebook saying he's been tagged in a post by Unknown. The post says, "In 24 hours, Chase Mitchels will be dead." Who is Unknown, and why is he after Chase? As each hour passes, Chase must fight to survive while Unknown hunts him down. Will he survive, or will Unknown kill him? Chase Mitchels, You've Been Tagged.

VOTE and I will love you forever (and a day?)--<3 The story of Freddie and Joey. //Anyone currently adding this to their library or reading, please look on my profile for the latest version (Positively Negative [Rewrite] as it is much more developed in character and story, and has a lot more flavour(?) to it! Of course, you can read this too if you would like 😌\\ When worlds crumble and fall, who are you going to hold on to? And, most importantly, despite what you thought, what you were so sure of and who you had faith in, who is holding onto you? Freddie is damaged goods, and Joey's a confused homophobe. Can 'Love' really get them through depressing memories, uncertain relationships, difficult family members and growing obstacles that get in their way? Well. Read and find out... [Gaawsh, I couldn't help it! makes it sound more ~~dun dun DUUNN~ doncha think?] Tehe, original slash! <3 EN-friggin'-JOY Mkay? {Homosexuality included -everywhere- xD} If you don't like/agree, don't read. Please and thank you! :) <3 May le big cheese be with you. ^-^

Everyone wants to escape their boring, stagnant lives full of inertia and regret. But so few people actually have the bravery to run, run away from everything and selflessly seek out personal fulfillment in another part of the world where they don’t understand anything and won’t be expected to. The world is full of cowards. Tune in Tokyo: The Gaijin Diaries, an irresistible new gay, left-handed, diabetic travel memoir by North Carolina native Tim Anderson, takes a heady ride through the great Japanese megalopolis, bobbing, weaving, and karate kicking its way through the shadowy, dangerous underworld of a Harajuku girl-phobic, viola-playing, kabuki-tastic English conversation instructor on a mission to blast himself out of the creative and professional rut he’s in and also do some record shopping. Tune in Tokyo illuminates the colorful gaijin life of a young-ish American gaywad who, stuck in Ennuiville with no good employment opportunities in his home city of Raleigh, NC, decides to jet across the world and magically make himself more marketable. He leaves behind his boyfriend, his cat, his CDs, and an increasingly misanthropic existential lifelessness and heads off to a city where the year is 2119 and the future is now. Or maybe tomorrow. Tune in Tokyo: The Gaijin Diaries is a collection of fish-out-of-water stories in which the fish flopping around gasping for breath (and English-language magazines) in the open air of planet Tokyo must slowly but surely learn to breathe, gain his footing, and walk on his own two legs. How else is he going to take himself to the new Uniqlo, use one of those beer vending machines, or buy a Hello Kitty dildo?