1821: An imperfect recollection of an Old English Folk Song much embellished. Young Nancy is saved from deception and danger by an unexpected man in a red tunic.
When a man brings home a stray cat, he never imagines it will turn his wife into a living nightmare. As Melanie’s body melts into an impossible, shapeless mass, he desperately searches for a way to save her—while the silent green-eyed cat watches from her favorite chair. A grotesque tale of body horror, dark humor, and the terrifying things that can happen inside a marriage.
Iowa, July 2024: The Marshall family attends the county fair, where a new, kinky game and conspiracy are at play. A short story in three acts, drama, sex, danger, dads and daughters - it’s hot and wet. In the background, a presidential election and wars rage. As the farm community recovers from past tornadoes, the Marshall girls launch a plan to bring another family into the kinky fold. NSFW, includes a character crossover from another series. A follow-up to THREE - Daddy Finds Out.
1989. In Bournemouth’s cafés and Amsterdam’s glowing windows, Sandra and Mathew discover that exhibitionism has a name — and an appetite. From teasing flashes on the promenade to scandalous performances in the Red Light District, their marriage becomes a reckless game of temptation. As the old saying goes, “if it’s not for sale, they shouldn’t put it in the window.” Just how they far are they willing to go?
Jamie Glass is a lost soul in Oregon in 2041 when the Oregon Civic Reconstruction and Renewal Act. No stripped of his rights and autonomy, he is now a ward of the Sovereign Rebirth Project.
What began as a simple desire to watch birds from the office window became an arms race between a determined homeowner and a squirrel of supernatural persistence. Along the way: a sword fight, a severed tail, a lesson from Vlad the Impaler, Yankee ingenuity involving a flagpole and a box wrench, and the dawning realization that the squirrel may be winning. M v. R is a comic essay about stubbornness, resourcefulness, and the humbling experience of being outsmarted by something that weighs 18oz.