Latest story: Don’t Wake Our Daddy (the tenth story in the ‘Cutting School and Playing Games’ series) – by Tommy Linarcos.
Don’t forget the other stuff. Just check the menu. There are FAQ’s, there’s some nice eye candy, a sibling seduction guide and loads of other interesting stuff. Have fun!!
Welcome to the Jason Crow website! Read More »
UPDATE2: The last part of Indian Summer (for now) is online! Check it on the story page, or go directly to it. Enjoy!
UPDATE: Part two is released too. Check it on the story page, or go directly to it.
I announced it a long time ago, but now I can finally let the story free. It’s my first completely gay story. I wrote it as one big story, but I’ll post it in multiple parts for readability.
A few notes up front. First and most important: Indian isn’t meant to offend anyone. It’s just a representation of kids playing a certain role / setting. Back in the days, we played ‘Cowboys and Indians’. Or just Cowboys. Or just Indians. Calling it ‘Native Americans’ or ‘Natives’ wouldn’t work in this story. So I’m really sorry if you’re offended by it.
Second: Indian Summer has a whole different meaning obviously, but to me it was a nice combination of the two, resulting in a new word. (Stop rambling Jason!)
And third: This is a mostly autobiographical story. Not everything happened for real, or in the way I wrote it. For example, my mother never joined a cult, let alone a fictional one. But Pete (not his real name obviously, but I’m 100% sure that if he reads this story, he’ll know who I really am) and I played war in the woods. And later Indians. And we did spend a lot of time creating guns and such from wood. And they did look real. And we did discover our sexuality together.
So a big thank you to you, Pete! Thank you for creating these wonderful memories with me.
You can find the first part in ‘Jason’s Collection’ under ‘Jason Crow’s Blog’ in the menu. Or click here to go directly to the story page.
A big, big, BIG shoutout to Caliboy1991 and E-o-F for proofreading and editing! I couldn’t do it without you guys!
Okay. The results are in. It’s exactly two months ago that I posted the survey and asked for your opinion. Some results surprise me, other not so much. Especially considering the nature of this site and what you guys come looking for 🙂
A total of 30 people filled it in. If I’m completely honest, I hoped for a bit more. But it is what it is. I posted all the relevant results in this post. But I’ll post the highlights here.
A few things got my attention.
If I read between the lines of the results, I guess the overall top three of stories is (in random order):
But that’s my personal interpretation. I’m curious if you read something different in the complete results.
So… Without further ado, here are the most significant results.
The most interesting age range for my stories
| Tanner Stage | # Votes |
| Stage 1 | 0 |
| Stage 2 | 7 |
| Stage 3 | 14 |
| Stage 4 | 9 |
| Stage 5 | 0 |
The favorite combination top five
| Combination | # Votes |
| Brother / sister no age preference | 19 |
| Older brother / younger sister | 11 |
| Younger brother / older sister | 10 |
| Boy / girl no age preference | 10 |
| Boy / boy / girl | 9 |
Alex Hawk Single-part story top three
| Story | # Votes |
| The Triton Adventure | 10 |
| A Matter of Survival | 7 |
| Taming Trevor | 6 |
Alex Hawk Multi-part stories
| Story Series | # Votes |
| A Year in the Life of Madison Semmes | 15 |
| Chasing Colt | 11 |
| A Thing as Pure as Love | 6 |
Jason Crow Story
| Story | # Votes |
| Bullied to Buff – Part Four | 13 |
| The Magnificent Zafar – part Two | 10 |
| Bullied to Buff – Part Three | 8 |
Best story ever. Anything goes!
| Story | # Votes |
| Bullied to Buff | 4 |
| The Triton Adventure | 3 |
| Hannah and Her Brothers | 3 |
And the winner is… Read More »
Here I am again. Merry Christmas everybody! I figured I’d give you all a small christmas present. I was busy writing my BIG story, but needed some time away from it. Then a little idea popped into my head, and I decided to write it out. Again, this isn’t as deep and layered as some other stories, but I guess it gets the job done.
A HUGE shoutout to E-o-F for helping me with the editing! He helped me with the typo’s and gave me some nice tips for small changes to the make the details pop a bit more. So, thanks again E-o-F!!
Go ahead and check it out here!
I don’t think there will be any more posts this year, so I wish everyone a really nice Christmas and a very happy New Year. Let’s all hope next year will be better. And healthier!
Merry Christmas!
Frohe Weihnachten
Feliz Navidad
Buon Natale
Feliz Natal
God Jul
And all other languages I forgot!
Oh. One more thing! If you haven’t done it yet, please fill out the questionnaire! I promise I’ll post the results early next year!
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