Welcome to Gay Teen Reader
      Stories for and about gay teens     
                    by Ronyx                        

All Stories are:  Copyright © 2006- 2012 by Ronyx
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    Feature Story

Dorian Gale is beginning his freshman year in college. New friends encourage him to join Campus Pride,   a gay organization on campus. There is only one problem: Dorian’s father is Senator Jonathan Gale. A series of events on campus might jeopardize his father’s political aspirations, and Dorian could become
 A Delicate Situation to his father’s campaign.

                                        
    Completed Stories

In Reggie's Journal, shy fifteen-year old Reggie Faulkner is assigned in a creative writing class to keep a journal. Even though he objects, it will help him to discover more about himself as he writes about his daily experiences.

The internet can be a dangerous place sometimes as sixteen-year-old Woody Fields finds out too late in the story, It's Not Easy Being a Tree. He discovers trouble as he enters a gay chat room and begins chatting with another boy he meets there.

Life is about making choices as track star Zac Fields discovers in Door Number Three. He becomes involved with another athlete who must also make a choice. Find out which door Zac finally decides to choose.

What do you do when your mother dies and your father reappears after deserting the family several years earlier? This is the problem fifteen-year-old Richie Ferguson must face in the story, A Mourning Storm. Will his hatred for his father destroy him?

Troy Neal had it all. He was a talented high school actor and musician. Then one dark night, his life became a horrible nightmare in the story, Down a Darkened Path. Troy must try to patch his life back together with the help of Jayden Henderson.

Losing Kevin is about sixteen-year-old twin brothers, Kevin and Devin. They have been inseparable since birth. Now Kevin's friendship with a new boy at school breaks that bond and creates conflicts.

High school senior, Joey Carpenter, has hit rock bottom in the story, Brittle as a Bird. Living in his parent's garage and hustling to make money, he finally can't deal with life anymore. Fate brings him and Allen Foster together. Will it be enough to bring Joey back from his personal hell?

A Bridge to Yesterday is a sequel to Brittle as a Bird.

What do you do when you're a closeted high school student, and your father, a prominent attorney, is arrested for a homosexual sex crime? This is the world Artie Thomas finds himself in the story, No More Rainbows.

We all wear masks to protect us. In Taking Off the Mask, sixteen-year-old James Hoskins attempts to get a boy he meets, Dion Washington, to remove his so they can discover friendship and love.

Sophomores Taylor and Jason have been friends since childhood. A mock trial competition has a disastrous ending as Taylor's secret is revealed in Love on Trial. Is their friendship strong enough to endure what happens late one night?

TJ promised to love Randy always. Fate brings them together, but TJ's person problems pull them apart. Will TJ keep his promise, or will Randy love him forever in the touching story, You Promised Me a Tomorrow.

At some point a boy must decide what his path is in life. Corey and Brett's friendship turned into a sexual relationship at an early age. At seventeen, Brett decides he must now travel A Different Road. Will his decision destroy Corey?

Mark and Bobby become the targets of a mean-spirited bully, Scott. Scott is a handsome boy who moves into the neighborhood and makes their lives miserable. After months of enduring his wrath, they decide to get even in the story,  Mark's Revenge.

Scott's Story is a sequel to Mark's Revenge.

Matt Adams is a star reporter for a college newspaper. He develops a crush on his editor, Joe Monroe. As article they do on a imprisoned alumnus and rich benefactor to the college puts them in deadly danger in Writing for Joe.

What do you do when your best friend suspects you are gay and turns on you? This is the situation Gary finds himself in when Shaun tells everyone at school about him. Gary's biggest worry is that once his mother finds out, he will no longer be the Apple of Her Eye.