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In my home town I worked in a drug store. Each A.M. all the Business men met to have their A.M. cokes (coca cola). They Matched to see who would pay for the cokes. In this group I met several men who were fascinating and good looking.

Of these one was the head of a Beer franchise in town. We became friends and he invited me to his office one Evening late. I groped his big cock flopping down his pants leg. He had a big fat cock, cut, with a nice large head.

He flipped his cock out and asked if I wanted it. I said yes. I got on my knees and was suckin his cock when His Door bell went. He had to go up front to see who was there. It was a young guy he hired to row his boat when he went fishing. He was such a good looking guy I tried to get my friend to set me up with the guy. Which He never would do.

I had this man many times. He even came to where I had a room. I found out he had a bad heart. Ergo the need for a rower of his boat.

He asked me one time What if I die while you are sucking my cock. I said I'll dress you real quick and get you out to your car.

He said good-- now do me again.

I can't recall his name. I remember the cocks but not the names.

Editor's Note: Here is a letter about sex in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s from a man who has lived all over the country and is now living in Los Angeles. I have copied his unorthodox grammar in order to preserve the authenticity of the documents. The letters comprise a startling history of the golden age of promiscuity. ­
- B. McD.

Author Profile:  Boyd McDonald

Born in 1925 in South Dakota, Boyd McDonald entered Harvard as a high-school dropout after serving in the army in World War II. Jobs with Time, IBM, and several Wall Street firms preceded Boyd's career as a chronicler of gay sex. He was the founder and editor of Straight to Hell (alternatively the Manhattan Review of Cocksucking), and later published a number of anthologies of true sex histories. Boyd died in September 1993, two months after completing his final book, Scum.