Markus loves doing the laundry. Even more than that, he loves doing the men who use the regular laundromat. Ever since he was a teenager, and had his first hook-up in one of these places, laundry day has been filled with desire.

So when his husband breaks his heart, and in his mid-thirties, Markus has to move into a crappy place with no washer or dryer, he doesn't mind going to the local Laundry Day to take care of his clothing and his other delicates.

While there, he meets a college student who reminds him a lot of his former self. When Markus offers to teach him how to fold, both men get a lot more than they once thought was possible inside the walls of a coin-operated washer and dryer establishment.



Eve Morton is a writer living in Ontario, Canada. She teaches university and college classes on media studies, academic writing, and genre literature, among other topics. She likes forensic science through the simplified lens of TV and philosophy through the cinematic lens of Richard Linklator.