Tommy Linarcos truly deserves his spot as a standout writer, thanks to his exceptional skill in crafting complex, believable characters and his expert understanding of story structure. It’s clear that Tommy’s dedication to his craft has earned him well-deserved recognition, and I’m excited to share the links to his stories below for anyone looking to experience his talent firsthand. He was a bit apprehensive at first, but I think his work deserves to be here. Both quality and ‘content’ are way above par, so I’m sure you’ll all enjoy his work.
Alex and Tess are best friends who become more than that during the summer after their 12th birthdays. Though baseball, Star Wars, and swimming are fun, they find time to close the bedroom door and lose their innocence in first love, while Tess finds a mission to comfort her friend during times of pain at home.
Becky and Jimmy Don’t Watch TV
Off from high school for the summer, Becky watches her younger brother’s body instead of boring television. What can she do to get to see him naked, and what would Jimmy be willing to do once he was?
Cutting School and Playing Games
Cutting School and Playing Games is a series about the adventures of a group of high school friends who find love and heartbreak in each other’s arms and beds.
Though the 15-year-old couples will take any opportunity for sex and romance, it’s rare they get a few hours alone in an empty home with time enough to get naked and enjoy each other without being quiet so the parents don’t hear. Every now and then, even good students need to cut class, and Rory, Mia, Conor, Lyla, and Johnny put their newfound time to good use.
During these times, they develop a fondness for playing classic board games, but playing it with sexy rules which leads to creative situations in private spaces. Laced with humor, tears, and erotic situations, these kids give being in a relationship their best shot while they still believe in the possibility of “hope our love lasts and never dies.”
A series of connected stories about a group of high school friends. Each still is a stand-alone story — you don’t have to have read the others to enjoy the latest one, but I like to think the experience is richer as the characters grow. My stories – the Fiona stories as well as my true stand-alone stories – all have one foot in reality, and the characters are concerned about falling in love – or not falling in love – as much as they are about having an erotic experience.
Jason’s Mom and the Wrestling Team Car Wash
Helen supports her teenage son Jason’s wrestling team fundraiser and has a perspective-changing incident, driving her to give in to her desire to see and experience his body.
In Chicago for a wedding, a young girl and her older brother are left alone and forgotten on Halloween. They make a Halloween for themselves and go trick-or-treating in the big city, but caught in the rain, their interests turn to each other when they dry off back at their hotel.