Works by
Max Pierce
(Writer)

Adult

• NINE HUNDRED & SIXTY-NINE: West Hollywood Stories (2008), Stephen Soucy
  See "Requiem" by Max Pierce
  A collections of short fiction, including stories by Alex Roberts, Ben Scuglia, Felice Picano, Frank Bua, Jameson Currier, Joe Symon, John Morgan Wilson, Kyle T. Wilson, Max Pierce, Paul D. Cain, Rakesh Satyal, Shaun Levin, Stephen Soucy, and Timothy State.

Biography/Memoirs

Erotic

• His Underwear: An Erotic Anthology (2007), Todd Gregory, ed.
  See "Martin Tyler's Class Reunion" by Max Pierce.

• Blood Lust: Gay Erotic Vampire Tales , M. Christian and Todd Gregory, eds.
  See "9821 Easton Drive" by Max Pierce.

Mystery

• The Master of Seacliff (2007) -- Nominated 2007 Lambda Literary Gay Men's Debut Fiction Awards
  The year is 1899, and Andrew Wyndham is twenty years old--no longer a boy, but not yet the man he longs to become. Brought up by a harsh and stingy aunt and uncle in New York City after the death of his parents, young Andrew dreams of life as an artist in Paris. He has talent enough but lacks the resources to bring his dream to fruition. When a friend arranges for him to work as tutor to the son of a wealthy patron of the arts, Andrew sees a chance to make his dream come true and boards a train heading up the Atlantic coast. His destination is the estate called Seacliff, where he'll tutor his new charge and save his pay to make the life he dreams of possible. But danger lurks everywhere and nothing is quite as easy as it seems.
  
  Seacliff: A dark and brooding cliff-top mansion enshrouded in near-eternal fog, dark mystery, and suspicion--perhaps a reflection of the house's master. An imposing Blackbeard of a man, Duncan Stewart is both feared and admired by his business associates as well as the people he calls friends. And his home, in which young Andrew must now reside, holds terrible secrets, secrets that could destroy everyone within its walls.

Science Fiction

• Distant Horizons (Future release)

Other

• At The Crossroads (Future release)
  Comic tale of a young man's search for a fabulous life.

• Best Gay Romance 2008 (2007), Richard Labonte, ed.
  See "Viva Las Vegas" by Max Pierce, in which a young man who perhaps obsesses too much on film and fashion finds himself stuck in a B-movie weekend until the arrival of one sexy man. Now all he has to do is ditch the guy he came with. A short story in the spirit of 30's screwball comedies where everyone drinks too much and wears tuxedos.

• Identity Envy - Wanting to Be Who We Are Not: Creative Nonfiction by Queer Writers (2007), Jim Tushinski and Jim Van Buskirk, eds.
  See "Child Star" by Max Pierce.

• Walking Higher: Gay Men Write about the Death of Their Mothers (2004), Alexander Renault, ed.
  See  "Escape from the Valley of the Dolls" in which Max explores the complicated relationship with his parents.