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A NIGHT IN THE BARRACKS
A NIGHT IN THE BARRACKSThis bestselling non-fiction "erotica" book is edited by my friend young Mr. Buchman (that guy pictured on the cover of The Masculine Marine). I supplied the Foreword, one of the stories, and edited the 32 black and white photos included as illustrations.
From the press release:
"With this startlingly original fresh new take on one of the most time-honored themes in erotic writing, former U.S. Marine Alex Buchman does the multitude of 'true military sex' anthologies one better. The first-person narratives he has collected really are true."
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REVIEWS
"Provides plenty of X-Rated thrills and spills, but lodged in this landscape of uniformed desire are little nuggets of genuine human warmth and connection that give the book a haunting ache. . . .The sweetest story in the book, Steve Kokker's crudely titled "Pissing on the Red Star," doesn't produce an orgasm for anybody, but it develops and sustains between its male protagonists . . . an emotional charge of a strength and vividness all but unknown in the fancier, more pretentious precincts of same-sex fiction."
— SAN FRANCISCO BAY GUARDIAN
"All of the stories carry the compelling tang of authenticity. . . . .It's a nice change of pace to read a collection of gay erotica that's as interested in mood and telling a story as it is with blow jobs."
— UNZIPPED
"Outstanding. . . . Event after he puts the book down, the reader will have a dozen or more hot snapshots in his head that he can draw on in the future. A Night in the Barracks is a deeper read than the simple stroke book, one that's bound to stay with the reader for a long time. . . . we just finished asn already we want more!"
— PLAYGUY
EXCERPTS
"On our way to the base we make Marine small talk. Turns out he's a boot, two weeks from finishing grunt training. Next week he gets his orders for his first permanent duty station. He says he doesn't have too many complaints. He likes it — 'especially the physical part.' . . . "
"We never got caught in the barracks, and we never got caught by his wife when we were in their trailer, but we did get caught. . . ."
"You want to see where we sleep?" asked Ruslan. He knew it was a stupid question. . . ."
"He got progressively louder, and was banging his forearms on the walls and hooting and hollering, even out in the hallway, apparently intent on waking the whole barracks up. At one point, after he'd been gone for awhile he returned to the room with another Marine in tow. I looked up and saw two others outside the door just watching, but afraid to come inside. . . ."
