Jack Cartland > Jack's Quotes

“Oh Mike, keep doing it, just like that," Brent breathed, and his body shivered. Mike felt a hard, little knot form inside Brent, his finger poked it rhythmically. After the Storm”
― Jack Cartland, After the Storm

“If erotic writing is the objectification of sex, then reading is its subjectification.”
― Mark John Isola

“Cody smiled, and his mouth went dry as Max neared the bed. Max was so close to the camera that first his groin, and then his dick, filled Cody’s screen. So tempting, so near, all right in front of his eyes, but he could not taste or touch. Cody could only moan at the sight. Max sat down on his bed so only his torso remained visible. Cody was silent, holding his breath, enjoying the beauty oozing from Max’s body. Then Max lay back and put his headphones on again. He moaned out loud, making Cody shudder in response.”
― Pierce Smith, Bait

“Brent sat down on the sun-warmed dock, the old wood scratching the smooth skin of his naked butt. Mike sat down beside him and they sipped their beers in silence for a while." After the Storm”
― Jack Cartland, After the Storm

“Well... you don't have to label yourself one way or another. You can try different things and figure out what works for you. As long as you're not hurting yourself or anyone else, it's probably ok." - Brent from After the Storm”
― Jack Cartland, After the Storm

“Mike shifted the arm holding Brent's wrists so his armpit was just above Brent's face. Brent inhaled deeply, taking in Mike's spicy, manly scent. The aroma ...sent a rush of desire and lust through Brent." While the Summer Lasts”
― Jack Cartland, While the Summer Lasts

“Brent's fingers... traced the unmistakable line of Mike's cock ring. He smiled broadly at Mike and said, "Mikey, am I in for some trouble?" Mike grinned back at him, "You better believe it, boyfriend!" he replied as he scooted back a little and dove his mouth on to Brent's ... from While the Summer Lasts”
― Jack Cartland, While the Summer Lasts

“I am, somehow, less interested in the weight and convolutions of Einstein’s brain than in the near certainty that people of equal talent have lived and died in cotton fields and sweatshops.”
― Stephen Jay Gould, The Panda's Thumb: More Reflections in Natural History

“People who don’t make something good of what they’ve got are bound to end up desperate.”
― Gordon Merrick