Grim Fairy Tale
This first appeared in Adam, June 1972.
Adam was considered a magazine for men—but in truth, any adult who liked looking at pictures of naked women was allowed to buy it. Of course, in this case, I’m sure people bought it just for the story….
“What are ya, some kind of fairy or something?” the impatient dryad wanted to know.
The setting was ideal—a small forest glade shaded coolly against the summer heat, with birds warbling cheerfully in the branches and a gentle zephyr wafting between the trees. Beside him, the dryad was all any man could ask for and more, her deliciously curved and cushiony body begging to be united in love with his. And Abernathy couldn’t get up for it.
He stared down at his betraying member, which looked very small and unprepossessing—not at all u
