-
WILDE OATS
-
An online magazine which celebrates the lives of gay and bisexual men through well-crafted stories, articles and art.
-
- Follow wildeoats on WordPress.com
log in
-
Search Site
-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
Top Posts & Pages
Archives
Tags
Alex Hogan Anel Viz Brian Holliday Christmas country cowboy Eve le Dez fiction fine writing first love gay gay-shaded gay coming of age gay fairy tale gay fantasy gay love historical Honeymoon Cottage Kit Moss leather Lichen Craig Linda Laaksonen loneliness lost love love Matt Brooks medieval melancholy Melbourne Cup Nan Hawthorne Richard Natale romance Rowan Lewgalon rural Ruth Sims sexual repression Shakespeare shifter short story stories theatre Victor Banis youth-
Recent Posts: Gay Flash Fiction
The Memoir of Sydney Highland – by John Mueter
(c) 2017, John Mueter In the years afterwards I was often asked whether we felt anything at the moment of impact. I remember feeling a slight shudder–we all felt it, I think. I was on duty in the pantry, inspecting and stacking dinner plates. For a minute or so they all rattled a bit. It […]
My Father Cringes When He Sees Kyle Hold My Hand – by Andres Fragoso, Jr.
(c) Andres Fragoso, Jr., 2017 Barefoot I stand over the edge of the pool. Water swells beneath waiting for my soul. I look ahead. My father cringes when he sees Kyle hold my hand. What is my father doing here? He places his hands in a circle around his mouth and screams. I’m sure he’s […]
DEAR FUTURE – by Madison Lawson
(c) 2017, Madison Lawson I decide to write her a letter. Texting is too informal. Calling or talking in person is too scary. So, I’m going to buy stationary. And a new pen. Not that I don’t already have paper and pens at home, but it all seems… unworthy of the letter. So I go […]
Category Archives: Uncategorized
My Father Cringes When He Sees Kyle Hold My Hand – by Andres Fragoso, Jr.
Originally posted on Gay Flash Fiction:
(c) Andres Fragoso, Jr., 2017 Barefoot I stand over the edge of the pool. Water swells beneath waiting for my soul. I look ahead. My father cringes when he sees Kyle hold my hand.…
VOTE YES ON SAME SEX MARRIAGE
Originally posted on Gay Flash Fiction:
? ? ?
Glitter me Smitten – by Madison Lawson
Originally posted on Gay Flash Fiction:
The first thing you notice is glitter. Glitter everywhere. Yes, that sounds cliché and annoying, but it’s actually fun. It encompasses the entire celebration. It’s light and bright. It flies through the air, traveling…
Beyond Fresno – by Chuck Teixeira
Originally posted on Gay Flash Fiction:
? (c) 2016 Chuck Teixeira This story was supposed to encourage – if not you — an older friend of yours. Maybe much older. Too old to be in a love story. But not too…
Little Boy Blue – by Alex Hogan
Originally posted on Gay Flash Fiction:
(c) Alex Hogan, 2006 ? “Where is that boy? He should be mucking out the stables. He’s probably asleep behind the hay, like little boy blue. Beth, go find him and send him here.”…
Jennifer – by Michael Ampersant
Originally posted on Gay Flash Fiction:
(c) Michael Ampersant, 2016 by Jennifer The town house was located in an off-center residential street of Amsterdam inside its own red-light bubble: Blue Boys said the neon-sign on the façade. Jeffrey was one…
Hallo! – By Ste McCabe
Originally posted on Gay Flash Fiction:
(c) 2016, Ste McCabe ? The second that Alex’s underpants drop down to his ankles, the rigidness of his everyday life is discarded along with the cheap cotton he kicks away. A pale, naked…
