Being Me Has Never Been Easy

Vikki Q

by Viktor Quixote

2013-04-12.  Being a male motel maid is not as sexy as most people imagine. Or maybe I should say it is not sexy in the manner they would suppose it to be. You know, running around up and down the halls, being chased around by big hairy truck drivers who want to have carnal relations with the beautiful young maid. It could happen someday, but it hasn't yet. No, being a maid is more like being a matinee movie idol, except real movie stars don't have to clean up after truck drivers, or haul big bags of trash around.

American Widow Manipulated by Children, Part I

by Viktor Quixote

 Papa Was Right

It was in the spring of 2016 that first I met Fanny LaTushe. Although I had left my job as a motel housekeeper and moved, I was recalled to manage temporarily the small motel in the U.S. Heartland where formerly I had worked. Its owner was going on a bowling excursion (a rare respite from his 24/7 workaholicism). He had always been a supportive employer,so I was happy to do it for him.

Coming Soon: Lonely Truths

North America's (Don) Quixote

Humans Sprang from the Female Creator and Live in a State of Purgatory
Unbeknownst to Themselves, Viktor Quixote Believes.

Viktor Quixote fled Cuba in 1970 when his burgeoning desire to mate with other males (a practice tolerated by Fidel Castro) didn't find popular support among his Cuban friends, neighbors, and local administrators despite the Castro regime's progressive position. He felt the need to leave his beloved island nation due the exaggerated macho practiced by some Cuban teenagers who harrassed Viktor. Alone in a small sailboat, he navigated the ocean expanse between Havana and Key West.

Fifty years in America has cultivated in him a fine command of the English language. His unabashed curiosity and sometimes wicked humour about human nature, God, and sexuality produced many offbeat pieces of writing, many of them collected and published together here--Viktor's "lonely truths." 

Also, selections from his earlier, more colorful writings are published here for the first time.

--Tommy George, publisher

   September 24, 2018