Chuck Teixeira, a tax attorney in San Francisco, lives near his adult children, Emily and Justin, and their mother, Carol. Chuck’s fiction has appeared or is forthcoming in Esquire, Permafrost, Feathered Flounder and Jonathan. His poetry has appeared in Schuylkill Valley Journal, Portland Review, Grasslimb, Slipstream, Distillery and Off the Rocks. His nonfiction has appeared in law profession publications of the Bureau of National Affairs, Matthew Bender and the San Francisco and Los Angeles Daily Journals.
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Recent Posts: GAY FLASH FICTION
Coming Out and of Age in China — By Massoud Hayoun
He would have been my first, I suppose—a Korean student at some other school in Beijing’s Wudaokou university district. I’d met him on a website. You’re the first and only person I’ve ever admitted that to, handsome reader. I suppose I want to feel closer to you. I was 19, Arab-American, studying Mandarin and poli […]
The Man from Dior — By John W. King
Handsome, toned, and sparkling, John W. King owns the nous of a great versifier, so it should come as no surprise that he’s the co-founder of the Verse Repair & Reconstruction Movement. Posing as a certain “Martin”, he’s also the narrator of Michael Ampersant‘s scabrous novella There Is so much Sex in the World. He […]
My Garden September — by Andres Fragoso
I ran through the garden hiding from an evil man, Jose, who has come back to hurt me once again? Was it not enough what I did for him? I gave him my trust, my life, my being. He asked, I gave willingly. Jose left, and with him, he took my heart, my soul, my […]