Books by Dave Zigzag

Cover of Romance in the Nudist Colony

Romance in the Nudist Colony

Ted Bun, Will Forest, Jacob Drake, Ana Jurić, Andrew Calow, James Gault, Fabien Barabé, Dave Zigzag, Tanis Lang, The Naturist Fiction Collaborative

The nude romance collection of this or any other year!
A worthy addition to the canon of naturist literature. Seventeen writers, eighteen stories, all with a common objective: portraying a romance at a naturist venue somewhere in the modern, Western world. Young love, love between seniors, love twixt people who have just met, the rekindling of old loves, laments for loves lost. They are all included. Naturist fiction is a relatively new genre where social nudism and casual nudity play a significant role in plot, character, setting, and/or conflict in the story. For this volume, a follow-up anthology to Murder in the Nudist Colony, the challenge was to take a traditional plot—that of a romance—and have the setting be a nudist colony, or as many now call them, a naturist park or resort.
Does the setting change the rules of such a story, or the nature of the characters involved, or the plot? That is a question to be answered by you, the reader, once you have read these stories. You will be pleasantly surprised. All proceeds will go to Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders.

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Cover of Adventures Without Clothes: An Anthology of the Best Naturist Adventure Stories (Naturist Fiction for MSF)

Adventures Without Clothes: An Anthology of the Best Naturist Adventure Stories (Naturist Fiction for MSF)

Ted Bun, The Naturist Fiction Collaborative, Paul Z. Walker, Pip Dunbar, Jerom Buijsse, Molly Freytag, Dave Zigzag, Andrew Calow, Nikola Novak, Steve Green

Write a short story for a collection called Adventures Without Clothes - 20 people rose to the challenge!
The guidelines were as follows: “Your story can be set anywhere in this world or any other you wish to create. Some of the people on this adventure must be without clothing for all or part of the undertaking. You should seek to include some elements of either quest, journey or rescue and some physical risk or danger for your protagonists. Gender or species of your protagonists are not specified but your narrative should reflect the values of naturism/nudism.”
In this anthology we celebrate acts of bravery and derring-do, real and imagined, encompassing many kinds of experiences. The stories gathered here show collectively that nudity can be a state of vulnerability, but also, and just as importantly, a state of strength.

Slip into something comfortable and enjoy!