Introducing my men

Would you like to ask them a question?

Hey guys, what better way to welcome you than with this lovely group of men? Maybe a little Jehovah’s Witness-y, but if they all looked like this, I’d happily join the cult!

So, why this post?

As you know, I don’t use AI in my writing, and I don’t really use images either apart from the “Story Titles”. When I go back to my earlier posts where I added non-AI-generated photos to the text, I actually find them distracting. I know other authors are experimenting with this and featuring more visual elements in their posts. Mine isn’t a criticism, just a different approach; there’s no right or wrong, good or bad: a varied offer is a great offer.

At the same time, physical appearance, what someone’s face or body looks like, is so much more important in adult fiction than in other forms of literature, which is why I want to show you how I see my men. Of course, these are just ideas: feel free to let your imagination run wild with the hints I offer in my writings and create whatever tickle your fancy.

Also, since I’ve written a considerable number of stories and I don’t assume you’ll remember them all, I’m doing this as a sort of “recap.”

Why now? Because I’ll be away for most of May, and while I don’t think I’ll be able to write full chapters, I want to try something new: I want you to imagine these men as real people living real lives—yes, even the ghosts! And feel free to ask them any questions. You can be as curious as you wish, but be polite, please!

Anyone can ask these questions, but probably only paid subscribers will be able to see the full answers. I’m not doing this out of selfishness, but, considering how precarious the presence of NSFW authors on Substack is, I prefer to err on the side of caution.

So get busy on your keyboard and start asking! And if you want to support me by becoming a paying member that would be greatly appreciated.

BTW you can now find me on Patreon as well

Here they are. ( I’ll try to avoid spoilers)

Blendar Manor

Do you remember them?

Scott is the one sitting on the bar stool, and Darren is the bartender. Blendar Manor is my first two-part story, and personally one of my favorites: I love the gothic, foggy atmosphere, as well as the plot.

So, Scott is our protagonist, and he fancies Darren big time, but; will they won’t they? This isn’t the place for me to say…

In the same story, we meet a man very similar to Scott, but with a darker complexion, a little older, more muscular, and, um, dressed like a Roman soldier. His name is Fulvius, General Fulvius actually, and he’s talking to Titus, the Middle Eastern-looking man holding the bag, and Lucius. But what’s their relationship?

Well, you can find out here.

Aberglide

On the left. Here they are: Kirk the swimmer and Seb the runner. Best friends and more: colleagues at a climate change research institute and, by their own admission, well… fuck buddies. They are both highly intelligent—they’re scientists, after all. Kirk, on the left, is the more serious of the two, while Seb, despite his brilliant mind, can sometimes be rather naive, but that only adds to his charm!

On the right. The last time we saw these two handsome men, they were wearing casual summer clothes. I’ve smarten them up for this introduction: on the left is Professor Rohan Kumar, one of the organizers of the conference Seb and Kirk are attending, and on the right is Ashar Tan, a famous TV meteorologist. Let’s just say it won’t be water that’s going to rain when these four meet...

You can find them all here

Christmas in White Swallow

I have a soft spot for Christmas in White Swallow: it’s proper sexy, cozy, and a little schmaltzy. And the town has become the setting for many of my stories.

I’ll stick to the main characters. On the left, Bilal, who deserves a picture all his own. I think of all the men I have written about, Bilal is the one I fancy the most; here he comes across as very confident, but believe me, deep down he’s a softie! In the next image we find him standing next to Anders, one of my Nordic boys—you know the type. After all, he’s from Norwald (don’t worry if you’ve never heard of it: I made it up), a small Germanic sounding state in Central Europe surrounded by mountains. He’s very serious, a man with a mission and a great responsibility! On the right, we meet Stef, a local journalist, and the man responsible for bringing Anders and his friend Jan to White Swallow. Well done, Stef! Speaking of Jan, here he is, on the right, looking pleased with his pint (and no doubt with being seated next to Stef). He’s also a typical Norwald resident: blond, tall… and rather horny.

You can find them here

Cody & Grant - Jogging

Now, two separate stories. The theme of the first, “Cody & Grant,” was suggested by a paying member (one of the perks of membership). I won’t reveal the plot. This time, we find a slightly older-than-average character: Grant, in his fifties. Let’s just say that for Cody, a good looking aspiring actor, the day doesn’t go as planned.

In the second story, “Jogging,” we’re back in White Swallow, and it’s summer, and my, it’s hot!

Steve goes out for a jog and bumps into Alex, who, thinking of being alone in the forest, was about to take a piss... and as you know, one thing leads to another...

Both are in my “Happy Endings” section where you’ll find standalone stories that probably won’t have a follow up, but you never know, I’d love to check on these guys again someday. You can find them here.

And now a little announcement.

Who is this handsome man, I hear you ask? Well, that’s Blake Wex, in other words, an AI version of me. In this image I look slightly younger, my real features are still there, but at the same time, I look nothing like this Blake Wex. By the way, I’d like to remind you that Blake doesn’t exist; he’s my alter ego, he’s the writing me, but I am definitely a real person! I chose this image because, despite the limited resemblance, it really captures my expression.

So, why am I wearing that rather stuffy suit?

Because Blake Wex will be the protagonist of my next series of short stories: Blake Wex Investigates. He will play an inspector who lives in Berven, the fictional Country where most of my stories are set, in the early part of the 20th century.

I want to finish writing the Whitey saga first, and then I’ll dive into my first case, unabashedly inspired by the works of saint Agatha Christie, blessed be her name!

I wanted to come up with an idea for the inspector, and suddenly I thought: why not me? I know that, even if the physical similarities are limited, I want Inspector Blake to be like me—in attitude, personality, and even when it comes to what turns him on. We’ll see. Feel free to ask.

I’ll stop here for now; there are many more stories and characters to talk about, but I think this is enough to get the conversation started. In the few stories I mentioned, there are characters I’ve left out, but if you want to talk about them, go ahead, I’ll give them a voice.

I’d love for this Substack to become more interactive, so let’s play and see what happens.

I can’t wait for my men to answer your questions! Be as naughty as you wish, but once again, show respect!

Cheers, Blake