Madrugada gathers nine of David May's early stories, stories about a circle of friends exploring San Francisco's infamous Folsom Street from the apex of its notoriety to the beginning of its decline as sexual haven for leather men. While covering much of the terrain familiar to readers of SM erotica, these stores go further, exploring the implications of Male Leather's Cultures codes and iconography. Madrugada celebrates the power, pain and pleasure of men loving men, honoring our history of raw sexual energy. First published in 1997, Madrugada was called lyrical or evocative by some, it later became a part of the permanent library at the Leather Archives in Chicago.Perfect if you're getting in the mood for a night out at the local leather bar. -Ed McLaughlin in Boudoir Noir David May's stories of San Francisco's gay leather community depict a milieu in which sex is explicit, extreme and in your face... David May's generation of bad boys is out on the street kicking butt. -Michael Perkins in Screw Dare to explore the Time Between Midnight and Dawn, a time when inner yearnings are met, when fantasies are realized -- a time when frightening truths are faced for the first (and sometimes the last) time, a time wherein four young men find themselves both lost and found...