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Went to college, at least for two years till the banker was so benevolent to close my severely over-drafted account and I was too exhausted to attend classes due to my working two jobs. Even with my strenuous schedule, I still found time to squeeze in quality fuck-buds here and there. At least my sex life hadn’t suffered. Got a wild hair up my arse (things may have turned out better had I simply used a butt plug instead) to Go West Young Man! Thank you Village People. Landed my happy ass in Long Beach, sunny California. Rained and rained and rained. Oh yeah, that was the year they recorded their first tornado. Thought I was free of twisters after escaping tornado alley. Aunte Em! Aunte Em! Did a one year stint on the west coast. Broke and destitute, I managed to find my way back to my hometown. Geez, could things get much worse? For the next twenty-odd years I worked retail management for various chain stores. As I said, could my life get any more atrocious? Traipsed around Oklahoma (mostly dodging bill collectors attempting to collect on my defaulted student loans) and somehow ended up hanging my hat and boots in the Great State of Texas. Yee Haw! Don’t ya just love a sexy cowboy in boots? (just boots and nothing else) So, that just about sums up my titillating existence. Sure, there maybe a few sordid details I may have carefully omitted, mostly to protect the innocent and the many wives of the men I had slept with, but we shall leave that for another time. Official Author Web Site: http://www.dustinadrianrhodes.com
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Hi Dustin, stumbled across your site and really dig it. I was born breach as well, so I get it. Do you ever consider self-published novels for review? I just published my first novel, Man*hattan: A Fairy Tale, and I’m trying to get it off the ground. It was a six-year process and I’m proud of the final product – I’ve referred to it as gay chick lit, or dick lit, or Fifty Shades of Gay…it’s more akin to Stephen McCauley and David Leavitt than it is to a lot of the porny gay fiction that’s popular today. It’s available on Amazon (http://amzn.com/B008IXE5DO) and Smashwords, but I’d be happy to send you a copy gratis for review.
Thanks for your consideration, and for the great blog.
Phil Higgins