Straight boys don’t know dick about drag! A lull in Monty and Nat’s sex life is not the end of the world but it might just be when Nat arrives at his brother-in-law’s divorce party, dressed as a very sexy woman, and the drunken young straight boys don’t know dick about drag. Monty worries how they’ll react when they find out
Straight boys don’t know dick about drag!
A lull in Monty and Nat’s sex life is not the end of the world but it might just be when Nat arrives at his brother-in-law’s divorce party, dressed as a very sexy woman, and the drunken young straight boys don’t know dick about drag. Monty worries how they’ll react when they find out
Barry Lowe’s dreams of winning the Nobel Prize for Literature faded about thirty years ago when he realised what he wrote best was about the wild, whacky, wonderful world of sex and that his vocabulary would never rival Patrick White’s or even Evelyn Waugh’s. Since then he’s been happily churning out the odd gay sex comedy for stage as well as a mountain of newspaper columns and an avalanche of erotica for print and eBooks. He is also the author of Atomic Blonde, a biography of 1950s sex goddess, Mamie Van Doren. He lives in Sydney, Australia, with his long-term partner, Wally.
Check out his website at www.barrylowe.net.
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A lull in Monty and Nat’s sex life is not the end of the world but it might just be when Nat arrives at his brother-in-law’s divorce party, dressed as a very sexy woman, and the drunken young straight boys don’t know dick about drag. Monty worries how they’ll react when they find out