Hilarious characters, strange plot twists and an abundance of sheet-tangling sex make Milton Stern's first complete erotic anthology an unmissable volume. Ranging from superheroes to scientists, major sergeants, wrestlers, footballers and more, Men, Muscle & Mayhem is an erotic collection like no other. Featured stories include 'Kosher Man and Shegatz', 'Stepbrothers', 'A Real Gym', 'The Lab Rat', 'Who's the Daddy?' and 'The One Giving the Orders'.

Bodybuilding is the wildest, wierdest sport in the world, but it's more than just a sport. It's a whole way of life for the supermen who scale its Olympian heights. Muscle is a journey through a land of giants, men for whom life is given meaning by the pursuit of the perfect pec and who worship at the shrine of Schwartzenegger. Jon Hotten has a 40-inch chest and 12-inch arms. Undaunted, he fights his unpromising genetics to hitch up with the bodybuilding circus, hanging out with the stars and legends, the casualties, gym rats and iron junkies. As his forbidding subjects open up, he discovers a story of unregulated excess, chemical mayhem and hard-won glory, a story for anyone who's ever looked in the mirror and wanted more...

Eat your way to six-pack abs! Flat bellies aren't just for wives and girlfriends! Now the New York Times bestseller The Flat Belly Diet!, the only diet that specifically targets belly fat, has been revamped just for men. With mouthwatering meals that fill you up and boost your energy, losing weight will never be the same. You've noticed that your belly just hasn't stopped growing since you hit the big 4-0. You're not alone-once you hit middle age, that extra beer with the guys or last night's bucket of fried chicken starts to show itself-in the form of your belly, spilling out over your pants, putting your buttonholes to the test, and distancing you evermore from your toes. If no amount of sit ups, boxing workouts or early morning runs has deflated your flab the way it did when you were 20 years old, it's time to up your game. Turn to The Flat Belly Diet! for Men to: - Lose up to 11 pounds during the Four-Day Flat Abs Kickstart and up to 27.2 pounds during the Four-Week MUFA Meal Plan - Eat five hearty, MUFA-packed meals a day - Try the no-crunch exercise routines designed to burn fat and chisel your abs faster - Make your own menu with over 140 easy and flexible recipes and quick-fix meals like Pizza for Breakfast and Grilled Flank Steak with Olive Oil Mojo Sauce. - Learn how to make better food and fitness decisions wherever you go-at work, on the road, or in a bar downing beer with your pals. Enjoy satisfying and healthful foods while losing the weight you want. By using The Flat Belly Diet! for Men, you'll not only feel fit and cut, but you'll have better health, more energy and (of course) those six-pack abs!

A natural bodybuilder reference demonstrates how to promote muscle growth and definition without steroids, counseling today's young athletes on how to take healthier approaches to bodybuilding through clean nutritional and fitness practices. Original. 50,000 first printing.

WORKING BOYS by MILTON STERN, the popular online serial, is now in print. Published weekly over a two-year period, all the chapters are now together in two print editions. Follow the lives of notorious, retired madam, Madeline Bennett and her two Gay sons, Bradley, a former escort, and Marty, a police detective, as they navigate mid-life, while working to catch the Black Marble Murderer, who targets middle-aged, muscular gay men. Old loves return and new loves blossom. The cast of colorful characters are back, including the members of a secret organization, who have been hiding in plain sight. WORKING BOYS, Part II will leave you asking for more.

This is the story of the "Saginaw Kid," lightweight world champion George Henry Lavigne, who held the top spot from 1896 to 1899. Raised in the bawdy lumber towns of Michigan, the "Kid" cut his fistic teeth fighting bare-knuckle matches against the best men of the camps. Just as Lavigne was making his professional debut in 1886, the Queensberry Rules, featuring gloved fists and timed rounds, were transforming boxing as it fought its way to legitimacy and legality. The saga is a rollicking ride from the Kid's birth in 1869 to his defeat of "Iron Man" Dick Burge of England for the world lightweight title in 1896. The story pulls no punches, following Lavigne's booze-fueled decline, a dozen arrests, a foray to Paris to conduct a boxing school, trips to the insane asylum and ultimately his death at age 58 in 1928 in Detroit. Meticulously researched and featuring dozens of photos and quotes from original correspondence, the book deftly mixes genealogy, history, culture, and sport, showcasing boxing's early beginnings and providing an entertaining account of the life of "Kid" Lavigne, one of the era's most popular and accomplished pugilists. Lauren Chouinard's passion for the subject shines through clearly.