Thousands of people will receive a devastating medical diagnosis this year. And for most, what follows is a nightmare of anger, shame, loneliness and passivity. Instead of being encouraged to take a lead role in orchestrating their finales, they are expected to wait patiently for the curtain to fall. The Amateur’s Guide is on the cutting edge of death and dying work. It provides an opportunity to break free from the painful silence our culture imposes on death talk. Whether filling out a durable power of attorney form, completing a death anxiety survey or personally designing a unique end-of-life plan, you will be totally involved and engaged. This unique seminar/support group format exposes you to a myriad of life situations and moral dilemmas that arise as one faces his/her mortality head on. Learn from and with people just like you. Ten diverse fictional characters provide essential role models for enhancing life near death. Additionally, six presenters, experts in their field, offer timely advice to help make the end of life less intimidating and more of a rich, poignant transition. This is about achieving a good and wise death in the context of real dying, with all its unpredictability, disfigurement, pain, and sorrow. This workbook is primarily for those currently facing their mortality. But concerned family and friends, healing and helping professionals, lawyers, clergy, teachers, students, and those grieving a death will all benefit from joining in. Because, as we all know, none of us is getting out of here alive.

Within the pages of this, the latest BIZARRE, and in this we mean BIZARRE in a good way, book of erotic stories by fetish author Christopher Trevor you will find still more of the author's hottest tales to date...br />        The book starts out with one of the hottest things the author himself is drawn to, a man in uniform, or in this case, a man out of uniform, namely a studly overly macho marine named Dale, who after a night out with a few of his civilian buddies is out for breakfast in a family oriented diner and finds himself to be the main course for four truckers, as Dale unwittingly meets them in the story "An Officer But Not A Gentleman."
       John Robinson, another of the author's recurring characters, this one a handsome suited captive executive, graces us once more with his presence and another bizarre encounter in his hotel suite in "Another Excerpt from John's Chronicles."
       The biggest escape for Mr. Trevor in this book of erotic tales comes in the form of "Danny's Examination" wherein a young muscle boy jock headed for college and big dreams of football stardom winds up experiencing one of the most bizarre medical exams in history.

“There is nothing more cherished, more valued, more worthwhile than a really good friend.” I had read this sage statement as a child back in the first decade of the 21st century and for some reason had never forgotten it. had never forgotten it.pan style="mso-spacerun:yes">  But little did I know my later experiences would prove over and over the solid validity of the simple quotation written by some obscure author many generations ago.  Let me explain!
       Few people can say they had a really good friend – the friend that is better than any family – and fewer yet can have a bonded relationship with such a friend over a lifetime.  Yet I was one of those fortunate few.  Clark Romney was better than any brother, wiser than any father, more sharing and compassionate than any saint, and who loved me enough to set me straight when I wandered into fruitless enterprises.  He kept me motivated, alert, and hardworking when my natural tendencies led the other way; he taught me what real love is made of; and he led me to a world of prosperity I never knew existed.  This tale is about this great friend and all he did forme for the years.

Long Time Companion is a sweeping saga starting from the end of World War II to beyond the present day.  It is a tale of the lives and loves of two men over the course of eight decades.  The story is told in a series of flashbacks.  An event in the present triggers the memory of something in the past.        Along the way, we meet many colorful characters, who impact the lives of Adam and Evan.  Most of them are loving friends, and some not so much.
       The reader will find that keeping up with their lives is a real page turner.

“Rubber moves through me until every cell is coated, every nerve insulated; every part of me rubberised and assimilated. The process is slow, purposeful, unrelenting, and irreversible - and it feels like slowly drowning in a rising black tide of ecstasy.”
       These stories weave tales of delicious perversity, unrelenting transformations, heady submission, and willingly given surrender. They speak of masculinity and hunger - of bondage, hypnosis, pup-play and water-sports... They tell of men released from their limitations to test and push and explore at the very limits of experience and play - and all are wrapped within a seductively hypnotic skin of rubber and leather...

Sweetmeatsing-out romance set in a country filled with gender and racial discrimination. It is the story of a young Indian boy, Raj, who finds himself in love with a White boy in a society that discourages such behavior. The novel is filled with humor, pathos and unconditional love seen through Raj's eyes and guided by his favourite aunt who advises him that, “So long as you have love in your life, you’ll be happy, and if you don’t, then you must at least have hope, because without hope, you are dead.”r />      Just as sweetmeats, the title of this novel, are small, colourful cakes, each with a different flavour and texture, so the characters in the novel make up the colourful and richly textured people of Raj's community. For anyone who has ever been discriminated against, this is a must read book.

To create ROBIN ANDERSON’S perfect pot-pourri of mischief, murder, mystery, the macabre and more take one kilt, one Zhivago, a Siamese cat, a taxi, a cough, a pencil, a portrait, a mouse trap, a wannabe chef, cobblestones, a rattan screen, dentures and a sprinkling of nursery rhymes; blend well and indulge yourself with the THIRTEEN aphrodisiacal flavours!

(13) A Fetishist's Dozen

Welcome to the first "Christopher Trevor" anthology. For many people out there the number "13" is seen as unlucky. In my case the number "13" has always been just the reverse, in that it is a very lucky number.
     With my lucky number in mind and after having more than 30 books of erotic fiction published I felt it was time for a luck-filled anthology. And what could be better than paying homage to the lucky number "13."
     In these pages I have chosen 10 stories that I had a tantalizing time writing and I have added 3 new ones as well, offering you "13, A Fetishists Dozen."
     Bondage, Man to Man Discipline, Kinky Wagers, and of course foot fetish and tickle stories abound in this collection...

These boys don't even know how much they're being lusted after.
     You know the type: the young fresh-out-of-college frat boys walking around your town in jeans and flip-flops, so casual to the world but so unknowingly fantasized about by people like us.  Their toes are begging to be sucked on, their bare soles dying to be licked. Unfortunately, these boys don't even know how much pleasure shoot through them through the simple act of foot worship, which means it's up to us to show them the way...
     Having written HOW TO BE A TICKLE SLAVE – hailed as an "instant classic" by The Big Tickle Blog – James T. Medak returns for a whole new set of wildly erotic stories about young men with ticklish bodies who are kidnapped, tied up, worshipped and tormented to the point where they can't take it anymore – in more ways than one.  For those who think that ticklish young men must be tickled no matter who they are or what they're doing, then consider MY, WHAT TICKLISH FEET YOU HAVE your ticket into a whole new world of devious delights...

There's a baby in my bed!: Learning to live happily with the Adult Baby in your relationship.

“There is nothing more cherished, more valued, more worthwhile than a really good friend.” I had read this sage statement as a child back in the first decade of the 21st century and for some reason had never forgotten it. had never forgotten it.pan style="mso-spacerun:yes">  But little did I know my later experiences would prove over and over the solid validity of the simple quotation written by some obscure author many generations ago.  Let me explain!
       Few people can say they had a really good friend – the friend that is better than any family – and fewer yet can have a bonded relationship with such a friend over a lifetime.  Yet I was one of those fortunate few.  Clark Romney was better than any brother, wiser than any father, more sharing and compassionate than any saint, and who loved me enough to set me straight when I wandered into fruitless enterprises.  He kept me motivated, alert, and hardworking when my natural tendencies led the other way; he taught me what real love is made of; and he led me to a world of prosperity I never knew existed.  This tale is about this great friend and all he did forme for the years.