101-20 Balcony Bunnies
Balcony Bunnies
101 Enterprise
101-20
Walter Rice
$1.50
Introduction
He was an innocent virgin when he left home at age 17. He was a gay swinger with some “far out” compulsions when he was a busboy’s lover in Chicago at age 18. A scintillating novel that shows the down…down…down degeneracy of a guilt-ridden boy virgin.
“Want to see?” Carl whispered when he became aware Jerry’s attention had been attracted. He fumbled in his shirt pocket, removing a pencil light. “Hold it under. But don’t let anyone see.”
Jerry pushed it under. He pressed the button. A soft yellow light snapped on. Carl’s trousers were open, the grips of his shorts were undone and the flaps carefully laid back. His flesh was exposed. With the tips of his fingers he was very gently stroking its underside.
Jerry’s heart stopped. He’d never seen another boy’s flesh before. And here in the movie house, it seemed very daring, very dangerous.
“Want to touch?” Carl whispered, his face close to Jerry’s ear. “Hold it for me. Hold it!”
Jerry’s throat was dry. His hands shook with excitement. He reached down and touched. When he did, Carl’s legs stiffened and he jammed himself deep in his seat. Then Carl spoke again. “If you do it for me, I’ll do it for you.”
We follow young Jerry Howard as he goes from one man to the next, as he learns that the gay life has its pleasures, its pains, its brief moments of joy and its tragic undertones. Here is one of the in-depth novels that portrays a segment of homosexual guilt that is part of many a “closet queen” who just refuses to swing out for fear of offending Freud. It offers personality-depth as well as the naked lasciviousness of the BATHROOM CRUISERS, PEEPERS, STREETWALKING and those situations where ANYTHING GOES.
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