Fiction W

Title	Release date	Synopsis
The Wages of Sin	1/16/2000	This story starts one summer night when every church in a small Arkansas town goes up in smoke. The Sheriff sets out to find out who did it, and to wrestle with his own demons about his amputee son.
Weekend	9/21/99	A casual question triggers memories that are as fresh now as 30 years ago. A sweet miniature.
Where is Fair?	1/23/2002	The young hustler was an outcast at school and abused at home. Still, there was someone who saw the glimmer of what he might become...
Wipeout	12/02/2000	Originally posted to his private webspace, here's Chas' Technically stunning novel about a guy with a broken leg that won't heal. Finding a doctor to amputate the leg is just the start of his adventures! Lots of excitement and nefarious doings... plus a little sex! A Great read!
Who Passed the Test	12/30/98	A sensitive teacher realizes something is very, very wrong with one of his students. He befriends the destitute youngster, and gets a big surprise!
Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?	2/17/2006	Here's a tale of two brothers, one adopted, one not. When Wolf loses a leg, Timo sees it as his opportunity to become "Number 1" or so it seems. Get ready for lots of turns that finally changes the relationship between the young men forever!
The Writer's Craft	3/2/2002	A young writer accepts an invitation to visit a master wordsmith and learn secrets of how to craft his next novel. Once there, he becomes haunted by memories of his deceased lover, and discovers more about the reality of existance than most men even ponder. Here's a wild, surreal, metaphysical short novella that will keep you wondering until the final sentence!
Wrong Turn	5/12/2004	Sometimes a wrong turn can ruin your life. Then again...
Wunderkind	10/23/2001	A couple of low British Nobility adopts a young boy. Even though the child has only one leg, he proceeds to joyfully turn their lives on end! But all things happen for a reason. Don't miss this funny, charming story with a (typical) Wiz's twist in the end.


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indicates at least some gay themes present in the story