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In our amorphous society, emotional stability is not only hard to achieve, it is also difficult to maintain. Nowhere is this truer than in the fad-mad, glitter world of rock music. Stars come and go, their popularity dictated by the fickle whim of their worshiping fans.
Augustyn is a talented young musician with all the making of a rock superstar. When an ambitious manager, Roger Vars, realizes his potential and mounts a huge promotional campaign, Augustyn is euphoric, sure that be has caught the brass ring of fame and fortune. But the pressures and demands of existing in such an amoral, carnival atmosphere gradually erode Augustyn’s defenses, exposing the basic instability of his character and a dangerous potential for violence. Augustyn finds his dream turned into a nightmare world of depravity and madness, leaving him shattered beyond repair.
BEAT THE MAN DOWN — the chronicle of a man struggling to achieve the good life, to fulfill the American dream. His story is a reminder to us all of the high price of success. A lesson to our society. A reflection of our world.
Randolph knew what to do and he did it. It was as simple as that. Paul hadn’t needed to tell him. Randolph had gone through the customary pre-sex preliminaries and, upon seeing the cock begin its initial stirrings to life, he closed his mouth about the lengthening prick.
Randolph pulled back to a kneeling position between Paul’s thighs, burrowing his nose and mouth into the pubic hair clustered at Paul’s groin. The cock was like a magnet pulling him to it. Randolph licked the column from the leaking tip to the bulbous balls before swallowing the prick again. The man sucked up those juices leaking from the cockhead of the heavy prick. His tongue was coated with the salty oiliness.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.