Archie - A Gay, Gothic Romance.: A Victorian, Occult, Horror Fantasy Featuring Sensual Homoeroticism.
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| Rating | : | 4.15 (512 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B009V3V5L0 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 286 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-17 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He believes there are many shades of grey in between.His exciting work is for the discerning gay reader as well as for other adventurous males, willing to discover the edges of their sexuality – if they are brave enough to explore.. His works, while containing explicit, gay, erotic porn descriptions never fail to move his readers emotionally. What is the novel "Archie"?It is an X-rated Gay, Horror StoryIt is a Gay, Gothic. His favourite themes concern straight men being seduced by other straight, bisexual or gay men. RomanceIt is a Victorian, Occult FantasyTwo young men discover their attraction to men and in particular to each other. It is set at the time when Oscar Wilde was sentenced to hard labour and our two heroes have to travel a difficult path of intimacy.In "Archie", Richard Peters writes some of his greatest homoerotic passages and weaves these with the occult in a startling way. The story takes them into the world of the Occult and into truly shocking horrors.This gothic novel is not for the squeamish or faint-hearted. He likes to investigate the sexuality of his characters, as he believes sexuality is not a simple black and white dichotomy (gay/straight). It is not written as modern gay porn might be written, but rather reflects the innocence and yearning of young Victorian men, whose homosexual inclinations are well closeted. Archie and Percy co
"Archie" according to JR. For those that love the intrigue of Victorian/Edwardian society and it's hidden hypocrisies , this book is for you. The homoerotic romance of two young men of different social standings and their explorations of the "boyish ways", intermingled with occultism, will hold you in complete suspense. The author carries you away through the charming and flowery verbiage of the times where poetry and grace can be mixed with masculine vigor. With the awakening of pleasures. "Just about as good as it gets" according to Justin Carr. Richard Peters is a master of homoerotica, and his novels explore many variations of male sexuality. "Archie" is a take on the love affair between two unsophisticated young men in the late Victorian/Edwardian era, and Peters captures the nuances of sexual attraction between an upper class lad and a middle class one. The period details are well depicted, and there is a chilling supernatural aspect to the story.I loved the book, and have recently re-read it. Unlike . boring timothy m. cleary started off fairly good but quickly became tedious and repetitivelove the gothic setting but the story was kind of stupid