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Brick has an idea that will help prepare Paxton for the biggest and the best of the crew. It takes two to make a thing go right, but sometimes it takes three to make it out of sight!

Paxton realizes that size matters, and he likes 'em big. Brick has a bright idea.

Chapter 5 - Paxton meets an Ordinary Seaman who goes by the name Trip because he triples in size when he's turned on. Paxton gets his first taste of a man's gumbo.

Paxton finds out that sometimes huge things come in small packages. Rocky shows him what it's like to be stuffed like a sausage.

With his below-average appendage, Brick shows the new sailor the ropes and introduces him to a whole new world of pleasure. Then Paxton meets Rocky, whose situation between his legs is quite the opposite of his.

In Chapter 2, Paxton enlists in the merchant marines. He discovers that his voluptuous backside attracts men like flies to honey, and they could care less about his small problem. He meets his new roommate Brick, a kind redhead with a gruff exterior.

The Able Seaman - A Gay Erotic Podcast Whether they be huge or tiny, the sea calls a queer sort of folk to its shores. They board ships bound for destinations both exotic and mundane. It takes a strong man to live away from family for so long. The men without families often make their own aboard ship. Paxton Smalls, the son of a New Orleans harlot and an unknown john, was both blessed and cursed b...

"Daddy's Boy's Birthin' a Baby is the third and final "Triplet" book written in the 1970s. The story is a continuation of the earlier Daddy's Boy series. We follow each of the three triplets as adults while they discover their sexuality and learn the wonderful terrible family secret about male pregnancy. This book wraps up the entire series, paving the way for future series that could never be wri...

"Daddy's Boy Is Heavy With Child" is the second of the three follow-up "Triplet" books written in the 1970s. These are the last of their kind. Peter Schutes Publishing welcomes any fanboys to contribute additional novels about the over-endowed Monachee clan. Perhaps the Fourth Generation? They'd be 40 years old, so maybe the Fifth as well. Vardy is the "biggest" of the three triplets in every way....

"Daddy's Boy Went Wild on Spring Break" is the first of the three follow-up "Triplet" books written in the 1970s. The story continues the earlier Daddy's Boy series but is considerably more modern. We follow each of the three triplets as adults while they discover their sexuality and learn the wonderful terrible family secret about male pregnancy. Zeke is the most likable of the three triplets. He...

This is the final book in the Daddy's Boy quartet about the Monachee Bunch clan and their peculiar reproductive abilities. The three generations of Bunch men are pregnant with each other's babies. It's not complicated for Grandpa Declin and Daddy Harley, but Big Dick's life is complicated beyond belief. Thankfully, he has an adoring, patient, and flexible mate, Archie McVay, who wants Dick and the...

How can you tell the handsome football player you're pregnant if you're a man? What's worse, do you dare tell him it's his? Dick Bunch is in a pickle. He warms to the affections of Archie, his former tormentor, but doesn't dare reveal his supernatural secret. Hopefully, the family can help bring Archie and Dick closer together. If not, they'll be sure to tear him apart. This vintage MPREG page-tur...

What would you do if you found out that you didn't just look different from your peers? In this second installment in the "Daddy's Boy" series, Dick Bunch, a full-blooded Monachee, is much bigger than his schoolmates. When an experiment in college exposes his unique genetic profile, Dick wants answers. He's not prepared for the answer his father gives. This sequel is part of a multi-story gay MPRE...

I magine you're a young man with a deep love for your father. You find out he loves you even more. Then you find out he impregnated you. This collection of stories tell about an imaginary Appalachian ethnic group called the Monachee, who have the ability to reproduce without women. The books follow the Bunch family, whose men are built differently from town folk. They can conceive. In fact, to pro...