"Civil Disobedience" was available online only until February, 14, 2009. The story is collected in Still Dancing: New and Selected Stories (Lethe Press). Whet your appetite with the excerpt below and get a copy of the collection today.
Kip leaned back and turned his body toward me. “Tell me it won’t happen to us,” he said, and pressed his head against my shoulder. His statement and sudden action left me with a loss of words, and I instinctively pulled his body closer to mine. The rest happened so quickly, impulsively. We began kissing each other, clothes were discarded, Kip pressed a condom in my hand, and I slipped it on. Instantly he was on top of me, and the night took on an urgency and passion I had never expected or experienced before. Feeling myself inside Kip, I grew dizzy; the friction of our bodies together, skin against skin, unleashed a measureless combination of pleasure and sweat. When he pulled off of me, the chill of the night air against my damp body felt bristly and awesome. As we lay there momentarily apart, I noticed the flash of red lights just beyond the cemetery wall. Kip noticed them, too, and he jumped up and grabbed his clothes.
© 2008 Jameson Currier
 Jameson Currier is the author of the
novel, Where
the Rainbow Ends, and a collection of short stories, Desire
Lust Passion Sex. His short fiction can also be
found in the anthologies Men on Men, Best American
Gay Fiction, Best Gay Erotica, Mammoth
Book of Gay Erotica, Making Literature Matter, Rebel
Yell, and Circa 2000, among others. His story “Snow,” published
in the first issue of Velvet
Mafia, was selected for Best
Gay Erotica 2003 and Best
American Erotica 2004.
 Wanna
know more about Jameson? JamesonCurrier.com
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