Habu: 132 books

Share a Gay Christmas Do you like your winter holiday fare sugary or spicy? If you like it both ways and are in the mood for gay male short stories that put in you in a holiday mood, habu has both sugar and spice for your pleasure in the form of two very different short stories to mark the...

What gay male can ever forget his first full-blown sexual experience, which can be a particularly memorable first time given the conventions of society? It can be the culmination of long-held frustration, or it can be casual and come as a complete surprise. It can be traumatic, or it can have been...

If you are up for a Halloween treat of open-minded, unguarded readings of scare-season stories, this ménage anthology collection from the wildly imaginative pen of habu is for you. The stories in this collection take Halloween-inspired cuts at stories that combine horror, erotica, nonerotica,...

Enter the hallowed halls of the Mount Holly boy's prep school, where young men are trained for athletic scholarships at prestigious universities and hidden away for unseemly histories of being naughty with other young men-but where the environment only encourages their naughtiness and broadens their...

The only common thread in this mostly never-before-published collection of eight stories other than that they are all gay male and that they came from habu’s wide-ranging, creative imagination is that their titles consist of one word, beginning with the letter D. In theme, the stories range from...

The advent of the computer age-and especially of the Internet-opened up whole new worlds, not the least in the realm of erotica. For the gay male, the Internet has provided access to whole worlds of possibilities and connections. This fourteen-story anthology explores male connecting with male, sometimes...

Bitten Peach is an eleven-story anthology capturing the essence of the deliciously euphemistic Oriental world of men making love to other men, arranged in a chronological sequence covering a 2,200-year period. These are stories that go beyond the random act of sexual release between men. They offer...

Last Call is a glimpse into the secret world of Middle East intrigue by an author who has “been there/done that.” Intelligence agent “Jack” reaches the heights of pleasure, including sexually, when he is dominated by the senses of danger and fear. This is why he is what he is—not...

The title says it all in this edgy seven-story anthology from the keyboard of habu. These are tales of men enjoying sex with other men as well as with women and doing it in twosomes and threesomes. In the house of bisexual stories, the room of man and man and woman enjoys a deeper fetish reputation...

A Christmas special for lovers of gay Erotica and Romance from habu and BarbarianSpy Upon retreating to his mountain cabin in the Colorado Rockies in the late nineteenth century for the third Christmas since losing his lover, Seth, cattle rancher Jeremiah Carlin wakes in his austere cabin to...

Much is made of gay sex on airplanes and of the mile high club, but on a cross-country train trip from the East Coast to the West Coast habu discovered that perhaps gay cruising could be more convenient and fun on an Amtrak train traveling a long distance. Conditions are more commodious and slow moving...

Going beyond Fetish Galore! Habu’s Fetish Galore! anthology explored the concept of gay male sexual fetishes. Included in the series were stories indexed to 40 fetishes that met the broadest definition of fetish: obsession with the unusual in sexual gratification. These have been serialised...

In A Hell of a War, habu brings together nine previously published, but expanded, and one new gay male stories set in, leading up to, or closing out on World War Two. Six of the mostly bitter-sweet stories are set in the European Theater of the war and four are set in the Pacific Theater. None glorify...

Man works both for and against the earth, In these seven variously mystical, damning, challenging, and humorous Earth Day–themed stories, habu strips the relationship of human beings to the Earth and heavens—at or near the beginning of time—down to the basic elements of man’s relation to nature...