James Castor: 4 books

This is a transcription of a series of interview with the men who experienced the brutality of a prison system long since reformed. It is their words, their experiences and their lives set out in graphic and disturbing detail. Yet, at the end of the day, the two find that love survives and overcomes the horror of the past which cannot hurt them anymore.

This is a semi-autobiographical novel based on a collage of experiences by a friend and myself during our early years as we explored our sexuality. Names and places have obviously been disguised to protect the privacy of those involved yet the events described are, as best we can recall, an accurate...

This 140,000 word novel builds fantasies from historical facts. It is intended for MATURE readers only and contains graphic descriptions of same sex, love and a limited description of hetrosexual relations.

A story told through the eyes of Julian, an orphan in eighteenth century England, who experiences the brutality typical of the underclass yet finds himself an unexpected mentor in the form of the master of Seacroft Manor. Julian's mentor takes him under his wing initially for his own sexual needs...