We all know the fairy tale.
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The editor of Skater Boys, Surfer Boys, and Hard Hats, as well as the author of Paws and Reflect, he also writes the book column for Gay Wired.
Here\'s to stories (and heroes) that make us swoon About the Author: Neil Plakcy\'s fiction has appeared in the collections Cowboys, Hot Cops, and Best Gay Romance.
Whether it\'s a HEA--happily ever after--or a HFN--happy for now--when these guys find their princes, hot steamy sex ensues.
These stories drip, quite literally, with romance.
The one thing these stories have in common, along with the original fairy tales, is a happy ending.
Sometimes the prince is the one who needs rescuing, as in "Chauffeur Prince" and "Creosote Flats and the Big Spread." Sometimes the true prince is the other guy--like the tales told in "The Virgin Prince and the Rebel Chief" and "Reckless." There is humor and charm in these stories, with an underlay of passion and desire.
But what if the person longing for that Handsome prince is a man himself? And, why not?Neil Plakcy\'s The Handsome Prince is a mix of traditional and contemporary stories, each with its own unique fairy-tale atmosphere.
Then they ride off together to live happily ever after.
The Handsome prince comes riding up on his white stallion and rescues the beautiful princess from her enchantment with a single kiss.
We all know the fairy tale
