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I’ve been working with Tommy Linarcos for a while now. He’s helping me out with proofreading and fixing my stories where needed. E-o-F plays an important part in that, too. But when Tommy offered to help me, I was thrilled he did! It can become a crowd with too many people, but with Tommy and E-o-F around, I feel more confident that my stories will improve.
However, since Tommy is a talented writer, I wanted to offer him the opportunity to publish his work here. He was a little hesitant at first because he didn’t think his work would fit in here. I admit it is slightly different to what I write. I focus on more younger characters with no or hardly any experience. On the other hand, Tommy writes about teens where at least one of them has at least some form of experience. But the most important thing is that his work is character and story-driven. That’s why I think he’s a proper addition to the site.
The first three stories are published. More will follow, and you can find his story page here or in the menu like the other authors.
Welcome to the site, Tommy!
On the crisp of the new year, I’ve released a new story. It’s called Day Job Shenanigans. It’s about a young woman who recently found out she’s attracted to young boys. Follow her on her quest to get as many of those boys in bed. Or anywhere else. She doesn’t care that much.
It’s a three-part story, and I’m trying to release everything this year, but I don’t promise anything. My private life is a bit busy during the holidays, and I have to try to fit my alter-ego into this.
I hope you enjoy yourself. And as always, let me know what you think!
With love, Jason.
I want to wish you all a Merry Christmas. And as this year comes to an end, it’s a good time to look back and think about everything that’s happened. 2024 has been a mix of ups and downs for all of us. Some of us faced hard times, others found new beginnings, and many of us experienced a bit of both. To me, losing my father at the start of 2024 was my personal low-point of the year.
Now, with Christmas just around the corner, it’s a chance to pause and think about peace. Christmas is meant to be a time of love, kindness, and happiness, but when we look at the world, it’s clear there’s so much work to do.
This year, the war in Ukraine kept reminded us how fragile peace can be. The ongoing aggression by Russia has caused so much suffering and loss. It’s heartbreaking to see so many innocent people caught in the middle, struggling to survive and rebuild their lives. But the situation in the Middle-East might be even worse. I know it isn’t a contest, but when I see and hear the news about all the conflicts in the world, it makes me sad. Why can’t we just accept that other people are different and celebrate those differences instead of fighting them!? In the end, we’re all people living on a tiny rock in the vastness of space.
But Christmas is also about hope. It’s a time to believe in the possibility of a better future. Even though the problems of the world feel huge, we can all do small things that make a difference—show kindness, stand up for what’s right, and support those in need.
As we get ready for 2025, let’s carry the spirit of Christmas with us. Let’s work toward a world where peace isn’t just a wish but something we all fight for—whether it’s by helping a neighbor or standing with those who need our support.
Wishing you a peaceful and hopeful Christmas. Let’s keep believing in brighter days ahead.
In true Jason Crow Christmas spirit, I’ve collected some heartwarming Christmas pictures from Santa’s workshop and other places that hopefully will warm your heart in these dark days!
With love, Jason.
Well… here it is… The new story called Rumors with the $5,- images 😊 As I already stated in one of the comments, I might have gone a little overboard here.
Let’s make one thing clear: The story itself isn’t related in any way to the classic and magnificent Fleetwood Mac album. However, I briefly considered using the album cover as the header image for this one.
The story title pretty much says it all. We follow Emma as she starts classes at her new school. She’s trying to fit in and looks for a way to do that. But she quickly hears some rumors and starts wondering what it’s all about. I know it’s a little vague, but I don’t want to spoil anything here. But trust me, there will be sex in it.
As always, E-o-F did some great work on the error correction. Thanks again, Ed!! But this time, as with ‘The Esses,’ Tommy L helped me out big time, both story-wise and with adjusting things to improve the structure. And he does this so expertly and without forcing himself on the story or making me feel bad about things. I can honestly say that this story wouldn’t have turned out the way it did without Tommy. So, this shoutout is for you, Tommy!!
As I mentioned in a previous post, generating images is expensive. I’m not saying there won’t be any more images with my new stories, but I don’t think they’ll have the same amount as this one. So… Enjoy!
Oh, and let me know what you think. Both the story and the images. But the story is more important to me. But…
I’ll stop typing… Here’s the link to the story page.
Edit: Everything is uploaded. I did use a new voice to create the audiobook. I haven’t listned to it myself, but that one might me different than you’re used to. And the eBook and PDF also contain the pictures I used on the site.
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