Grrreetings, gentlebears,
Father's Day – a holiday made in heaven for bears and daddies of all stripes. But what do you get that special somebear or cub for Father's Day? This Daddy's Day, give the gift that keeps on grizzling: Bear Lust: More Hot, Hairy, Heavy Fiction. But don't take my word for it – see the rave reviews below.
You can find Bear Lust in fine bookstores everywhere, and online from these very special distributors:
Manhunter Video
Bear Lust: More Hot, Hairy, Heavy Fiction
Edited by Ron Suresha
Alyson Publications
ISBN 1-55583-818-9, $15.95 US, £11.99 UK
A featured book in the new InSight Out book club catalogue! Here's the ISO Club review of Bear Lust:
“The bears are on the prowl, and hungry for man flesh. And they all get it in this collection, which is guaranteed to make you feel all warm and fuzzy. In “Cub Makes Headlines!” by Jay Neal, The Weekly Gazette’s cub reporter gives the term a whole new meaning when he is assigned to do a story on a subculture known as “bears” – and ends up in a game of strip poker. Jay Starre’s “The Centurion” takes us back in time to when two burly Roman soldiers fought for their empire . . . and kneeled at their muscular commander’s feet to do whatever they could to prove their allegiance. With “The Gorgeousness of Men’s Hair,” Shaun Levin puts into words the passion we feel about every inch of hair on a man – as seen through the eyes of a barber. “Fake Fur Collar” by R.E. Neu has two cops being stripped by their superior – to see if they are hairy enough and endowed enough to go undercover in a bear bar that’s having a contest. . . . Also includes stories by Dale Chase, Thom Wolf, Simon Sheppard, Brutus, and more.”
“Bear Lust will undoubtedly be found nestled comfortably into the
nightstands of the thousands of men who trust Ron’s instinct and expertise when it comes to nut-bustin’, dick-spurtin’ single-handed reading. Filled with spicy man-on-man action of amazing variety!”
— 100% Beef magazine #16
“Bear Lust shows its hard-on with pride — sweating, grunting, and reveling in its male animal desires. What a relief to have such a joyful and beautiful book about men who refuse to conform.”
— Michael Bronski, author, Pulp Friction
“If you go down to the woods today . . . you might find that those hot, hairy bears are having a whale of a time, rubbing each other’s
salt-and-pepper beards and scratching their big tummies. If Bear Love is your thing, then this collection of 18 erotic short stories should grab you by the short and curlies. There are big, hairy cowboys who give new meaning to the phrase “cow poke,” there are Norse Gods with mighty nipples and Roman soldiers with thrusting manhoods. All in all, a right meaty feast – though the guy on the cover, unfortunately, looks like a naked bearded Phil Collins. Can you feel it coming in the air tonight?” — Joe Galliano, Gay Times U.K., Jan. 2005
“I consider [Bear Lust] to be a superior one-handed read. It’s perfect for those of us who like their men big, strong and hairy. Again not a great literary experiences, but lack of that is made up by other experiences! Cowboys, Roman warriors, and even a Norse god are some of the horny, hairy, beefy guys you will encounter in this new collection of erotic fiction. With writers such as Jeff Mann, R. E. Neu, Hank Edwards and Simon Sheppard this is a real delight for those that like them rough and ready and hairy as hell.”
– Dirk Kriete, Scotsgay (Issue 61, Dec. 2004)
BEAR LUST is another heaping helping of mouth-watering bear fiction, a return trip to the all-you-can-eat buffet served up in Bearotica,
including prime cuts from bear-smut veterans Dale Chase, Daniel M. Jaffe, Shaun Levin, Jay Neal, Simon Sheppard, and Thom Wolf. So, belly up to the banquet — the line for the Bear Lust feast starts here!
Contents
Trail Ride, by Dale Chase
Balsam Poplar Buds, by Jeff Mann
The Third House on Russell Road, by Thom Wolf
Forged by Stålbjorn, by Furr
Feeding the Bear, by Tulsa Brown
CUB MAKES HEADLINES! by Jay Neal
Licking Voblya, by Daniel M. Jaffe
The House of Saved Husbands, by R. G. Powers
The Centurion, by Jay Starre
The Gorgeousness of Men’s Hair, by Shaun Levin
Mass Tourism, by Simon Sheppard
velvety revolution, by Louis Anthes
Fake Fur Collar, by R. E. Neu
Papabear Beau, by Adam Ben-Hur
A Lusty Tale of Farson’s Wood, or, Men Well Met, by Hank Edwards
Vinnie’s Backyard Party, by Jim Mason
The Bear Who Knew Too Much, by Brutus
