The stories in Deviations of Fantasy involve homoerotic mythological themes, charmed events, gay witchcraft, enchantments, magical formulas, and life-after-death adventures. These stories are appropriate for adults only, and specifically those adults who appreciate magic combined with sizzling gay sex. And, yes, the gay sex goes on and on: magical, improbable, and quirky. There come twists and turns including cross-dressing, rampaging demons, Herculean labors, magical underwear, angelic possession, Satanic assistance, an other-worldly mirror, and a rat. Pretty Witchcrafts Wand, a bicycling male witch, brings Sandy under his spell. A smoking gay romance ensues, but Wand's possessive roommate presents a problem. Is there a spell powerful enough to unmake Joe's adversity, and if so, is the spell too dangerous to use? Baking the Yule Boar Kelly comes home for Christmas break just in time to be captured by the Yule imps and through a magic mirror into another world. The imps have plans for Kelly's body and even bigger ones for his soul. The Magic Swing When a homophobic televangelist runs for the U.S. Senate, Dill and his friends must use all their occult equipment and powerful sex magic to change the result. The Pools of Paradise After getting run over by a bus, Brandon discovers paradise. Just what does gay heaven have to offer? By the Shores of Bunny Lake Following his death on the eve of Easter, an old actor who'd lived his life concealing his homosexuality, comes into an afterlife in which he can enjoy all that he had missed in his mortal flesh. Auriel, the Cherub Three gay friends are having a wonderful time until one of them attends a church service and gets possessed by an angel of chastity. Can a powerful Satanist and four helpful demons free Mike from the cherub Auriel's grasp? What sacrifice must Reggie make to save his friend? The Yule Goat Several gay acquaintances from his college invite Alex to spend Yule at their cabin in the mountains. Despite his prophetic dreams, Alex agrees, little knowing what it means to become the Yule goat. The Third Task In ancient Greece, Iolaus assists his uncle in a quest to destroy a horrific monster. Iolaus finds his uncle, who just happens to be Heracles, erotically fascinating, and his intent is more about seducing his uncle than slaying a monster. The Pastry Rat This final story is a departure because it lacks graphic sexual content although it is suggestive with obvious transvestitism. One critic wrote that "The Pastry Rat" could be best understood by a "Satan worshipper with an advanced degree in English renaissance drama."
