Looking for Charlieje

[slavejoseph (imported)]

i am trying to find or locate a writer of eunuch stories posted here at The Eunuch Archives website, from around 2002. The mans name is Charlie and he goes by the name "CHARLIEJE" He lived in North Carolina and the email address is no longer valid. The stories he wrote are as follows:

American Prince

Flying Eunuchs

Kenny

Andy

Christine

i just need to know if Charlie is still with us and what email address can i write to him at? It is very important to me. If anyone has any info, please pass it on. Thank you

[JesusA (imported)]

I spent about an hour with Charlie on the telephone this evening. He's doing very well and is hoping to get down to a 70 hour week now that he's retired. His third book (and the first not revised from a story first posted on the Eunuch Archive) is due out soon. He's well into his fourth novel.

He said that he's checked in on the Archive occasionally, but he's got too many things on his plate to be active at this time. Maybe once he gets everything else in better order....

[slavejoseph (imported)]

Thank you. i was very worried about him. i truly appreciate you letting me know.

[alberto161 (imported)]

I would like to know if Charlie is still willing to receive messages from his admirers and what email address can I write to him at. It is very important to me too. If anyone can help me, please pass it on. Thank you.

[slavejoseph (imported)]

i am wondering the same thing. But i guess that Charlie will eventually get around to visiting the Archives here and possibly letting us know where to contact him. i am just glad to know that he is still with us. But i would like to know the names of the books he has written and the one he is working on now. i would definitely like to purchase them.

So until then. Huggz.

[JesusA (imported)]

I know that there are reviews of both of Charlieje’s books somewhere on the Archive, though I haven’t been able to track them down yet. This link is to the Amazon page (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/searc ... 25-9999215) where his books are listed. Blood Brothers is an earlier version of The Commitment, and it was only slightly rewritten for the title change. The first version was posted as Kenny on the Archive.

Interestingly, the very slightly rewritten version of Andy is listed on Amazon as a “young adult” novel for ages 12 and up. Both books are very good and are only slightly rewritten from the versions posted on the Archive.

Charlieje’s third book, a continuation of the version of Andy, that was published as Some Through the Fire is due out any time now. The proofs have been read and an ISBN has been assigned. It should show up on the Amazon page as soon as it’s in print.

Charlieje is currently writing his fourth novel.

[slavejoseph (imported)]

Thank you Sir for all the help you have been. i will be on the lookout for "Some Through Fire"

What really drew me to Charlies writtings, what made me cry like a baby when i read his stories. Was the deep, undying love that he portrays in his charecters. Anyone can write a story involving heated, descriptive sex. But to write about Kenny & Charlie and make the reader experience the same feelings..........well. i cannot find the words. But Charlie did.

Again. Thank you Sir.

[gellyfregy (imported)]

Sorry for the bump, but I figured keeping things together would be good.

I just found and read Andy, and was blown away. If Charlieje is reading here, thanks!

I did try to follow the Amazon link, but it doesn't seem to be working. A search for Some Through The Fire does show one (new) copy available for purchase on Amazon, and apparently nothing else by that author.

Did anything ever come of his other novels? Is there perhaps an author site or link to his publisher where one could purchase them?

I'm mostly interested in expressing my thanks and encouraging him ... and of course reading another excellent story.

You're totally awesome, dude!

[Paolo]

If you've read "Andy" here, you've read the FULL story. The published account is very much cut down. Not to degrade it, but you're not missing a thing - know what I mean?

As for Charlie in general, he's seemed to have found what he needed and moved on from here. It happens.

[gellyfregy (imported)]

Thanks Paolo. I did find a listing of his books on the http://www.alibris.com/ site.