Rahm

by Tom Bacchus

From mythological super-studs to easygoing boyfriends, the erotic escapades dreamed up by Tom Bacchus will take you to new worlds of lustful wonderment. From vaudeville chorus boys to not-so-lonesome cowboys, Bacchus time-travels through our horny history, both real and fantastic.


CONTENTS
- From the Hand of God
- Lonesome Dude
- Time, Movement and Desire
- Madame Rose’s Boys
- Chin Up
- Works of Art
- Window of Vulnerability
- Locker Room Midnight
- Mosh Pit
- The Sultan of Lancaster County
- Claiming
- Rahm
- Q Faction (excerpt)

RAHM is part of a trilogy of remastered short erotic fiction by Tom Bacchus. Also, by Tom BONE, POKE and Q-FAQ.

Paperback

First published October 1, 1996

About the author

Tom Bacchus is the author of 'Doin' the Town: a naughty nautical novella,' the erotic story trilogy 'Bone,' 'Rahm' and 'Poke,' the scifi erotic satire 'Q-FAQ,' and 'DOGZ, a novel.'

Fiction anthologies which include Bacchus' short stories: Happily Ever After: Erotic Fairy Tales for Men (Kasak), Best American Erotica 1998 (Cleis), Stallions and Other Studs (PDA Press), Obsessed: A Flesh and the Word Collection of Gay Erotic Memoirs (Penguin), Kink: Takes of the Sexual Adventurer (StarBooks, 2004), The Best of the Best Meat Erotica (Suspect Thoughts, 2004), Wicked: Sexy Tales of Legendary Lovers (Cleis, 2005), His Underwear (Haworth Press, 2006).

Translated story collections include:
Sueños de Hombre, Spanish translation of Rahm (Boys Press, 2001)
Zeiten voller Lust, German translation of Rahm (Bruno Gmunder, 2005).

Reviews

[LenaRibka · Rating 4 out of 5]

Not as good as Bone -though it is only my personal feeling-but also very entertaining.

While the anthology of Bone is set in the 80s, the majority of the stories in Rahm takes place in the earlier time.

All episodes in the both books are really good written, they are all different, without any repetitions- that is not easy by those amount of sex!-EXTREMELY HOT and have something special that doesn't let me to stamp it as a simple PWP. But here I repeat myself again.

I am- as it was already by Bone - very surprised to see that it is unknown among the GR MM readers because it was first published 1996!

From me- highly recommended!

[Liam Ostermann · Rating 3 out of 5]

I am not a fan of erotic stories - most of the genre just gets very boring for me - it has nothing to do with not liking to read about sex - I just like there to be something more - and Mr. Bacchus's stories do have something more to them which means I enjoyed them and was pleasantly surprised by that enjoyment but to be honest I have no clear memory of the stories and there is no longer a copy in the library system so I have no way to reread and give a proper appreciation. Until such time I gice this book three stars on the basis of my earlier enjoyment.