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Hard Working Men (Shane Alison)

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Synopsis

Got a big pole that needs planting? Need help getting the heat turned back on? Well, strap on your tool belt and get ready for a rough ride! The hunks of Hard Working Men will do whatever it takes to get the job done. These sweaty studs, brawny bears, and cocksure construction workers go all out to turn on, tune up, and fulfill every work order. When a man living in wintry seclusion is visited by a cable repairman in Marvin Richmond's "Service Call," things start to heat up. William Holden sets loins ablaze when a lonely neighbor gets a house call from a couple of horned-up tree trimmers in "Out on a Limb." In the world of Hard Working Men, hats aren't the only things that are hard.

Review

Hard Working Men, edited by Shane Allison, is a book of gay male erotica about working class stiffs. There are seventeen stories in this anthology, but I have to say, this volume didn’t get much of a rise outta my Levis, but hey, I’m not you!.

This may be the volume for you if you have fantasies of the hot cable guy who may be a little late, but shows up at just about the right time to get off. Or about the tree trimmers who take a turn at the customer to make sure that he’s fully satisfied. Check out the story about the blond locksmith who visits the three bear-brothers. Each one is into something different. Maybe this is the fantasy that has you ready to get your locks changed soon. Hey, if your air conditioner is out, maybe the repair man can help you with your heat problem before cooling you down with a nice shower. Or do you like it chocolate? Married men? Do you need a handyman? There are a couple in here who may be able to do the job for you. There may just be something here for you in all of the fantasies.

So grab a copy and read till you get up and off.

-- Stephen Jackson