โ Scribed by J.M. Snyder
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A bittersweet short story about a lifetime love affair. Henry and Jim have spent a life in love, from the very first date arranged by Henry's sister, through the rocky times they worked to make ends meet, and into their twilight years.
Old men now, Henry reminisces about the love they've shared as he learns to cope with Jim's fading memory and his own fear of being forgotten by the only man he's ever loved.
This story appears in the anthologies Best Gay Romance 2008 published by Cleis Press and Best Gay Stories 2009 published by Lethe Press, as well as in my print collection So In Love.
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