New Novella – Little Shamus

I’ve written four stories about Shamus, and this is a fifth – but it’s the first, chronologically – a prequel if you will. It’s called “Little Shamus” It’s told in first person, a little different from the other Shamus stories like “Muscle Beach” or “Dirty Cop.” Here’s an excerpt from the novella: One day, I […]

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Careful What You Write

I tried writing an “Age Play” novella called Flight Plan. The premise was a young adult (18) looked much younger, and attracted a fellow who likes them young. It crossed an invisible line that triggers a knee-jerk reaction. I wrote about this in my previous blog post, but now I have the chops to prove […]

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Which MPREG Book Shall I Write Next?

I have several fragments – micro-stories that could become a full-fledged novel if there is interest. The following fragments focus on male pregnancy. Peter’s male pregnancy is different from the modern style. He focused on anatomy and real possibilities for male birth. He did not have any aliens or tentacles. He wrote about tenderness but […]

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The Spotter

Garret peeled off the shorts, revealing a cock the size of two coffee cans. It was a bit misshapen, but it was a gigantic dick. Bryan grew weak in the knees looking at it.

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Peter Schutes Radio – A smutty good time

The 20th century author with a colossally warped and perverted penile perspective has taken up an entirely 21st century pursuit: Podcasting. Penises on Parade. Pricks for Kicks. Plop down your meat and pick up the podcast that will make your ears sting. Peter Schutes’s books lend themselves perfectly to bedtime stories. The literary mind of […]

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Top 11 Peter Schutes Tropes

Peter has written tens of thousands of pages of raw smutty literature. Within those pages are some recurring themes and scenarios. Here, are the 11 most common Peter Schutes tropes. We chose 11 in honor of the unicorn of dick size – 11 inches. 11. Oops, I got pregnant! In addition to the very common […]

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Poolside Plantings

Los Angeles was 100 miles away, but it might as well have been 10,000 miles. I was finally relaxed. Someone in the hot tub commented that I had a nice smile. I don’t think I’d smiled for years. After endless years on contract at MGM, I was finally able to take a vacation. The contract […]

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At the Gate

Wilbur waited at the gate for his flight back to Albuquerque. He dreaded the long, boring pep talks at Limon headquarters. Every three months, Limon Corporation required the sales staff to fly to Topeka and endure the long-winded talks from the CEO. Wilbur was sales support, a technical role that had absolutely no business listening […]

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A Poem About the Burden of Size

We found a deeply personal poem written by Peter, bemoaning the burden of being huge. If you thought you could unveil his psychology through his stories, this poem will be like opening his calvarium and staring directly at his brain. The Obscenity Come with me, I’ll show you whyToo much of a good thing can […]

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