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by Neil Plakcy (Editor)
Two words describe the appeal of skateboarders: barely legal. It takes a tough and independent young man to find the best places to shred, so it's no wonder skaters have become the object of fantasies by gay men: brimming with attitude and sexual confidence, skaters are athletic and quick to shed their shirt. Besides being rough and ripped, the hot young studs in "Skater Boys" all have one additional thing in common -- a love of gay sex. Teen shredders get it on with each other in "Slash-n-Burn," "Carter DuBose," and "Totally Choice." Older men get their share of boarder bootie in "Sex in the Streets" and "In This Our Day." "Something to Remember You By" and "Boyz in the 'Hood" pack an emotional punch, while "Kick, Push" and "It's Not About Love" are just great fun. Take a ride with the uninhibited, wild young men of "Skater Boys."
Author Biography
Neil Plakcy's fiction has appeared in the collections Cowboys, Hot Cops, and Best Gay Romance. The editor of Skater Boys, Surfer Boys, and Hard Hats, as well as the author of Paws and Reflect, he also writes the book column for GayWired.com. He lives in south Florida.
