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In our ever-changing and often-confusing world, a world in which it is often difficult to determine right from wrong or good from bad, things which may have shocked our grandparents, or even our parents, are often taken with a grain of salt.
Just a few short years ago it seemed that the stereotype homosexual had firmly entrenched itself in the general consciousness of our society. It would have been looked upon as absurd, for example, for one to suggest that a certain professional football player was gay. After all, everyone knew that homosexuals were nonviolent, at best, and downright weak-kneed, at worst. It also went without saying that there were no homosexual doctors, lawyers, politicians or policemen. There were, however, numerous gay hairdressers, interior decorators and fashion designers. And, of course, most artists were suspect.
STATE PEN STUDS is a story that “tells it like it is” that it exposes the old gay stereotype for what is — a lie. A compelling novel that attempts to uncover the truth in an area where the facts have been ignored too long.
Daryl cursed as the noise of cell doors being unlocked and rolled back jolted him out of a deep, after-sex sleep. Fuck! he thought dazedly, it can’t be seven o’clock and time to get up already! Then he realized that it was, that the prison tier was gradually coming to life, and that he really wasn’t all that comfortable lying there naked in bed. The sheets on his bunk were wrinkled and soiled with dried come and smears of K-Y from the hot fuck session he’d had the night before, and Daryl’s mouth tasted as though half the guys in the quad had ejaculated in it last night, instead of just one.
He pushed the top sheet away from his chest, blinking against the harsh daylight that already glared relentlessly through the single window of his cell. He was tempted to skip breakfast and go back to sleep until 8:30, when he had to report to his prison job; but he was dying of thirst and needed to piss badly, so he decided that if he had to get up anyway, he might as well eat.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.