What would happen if you put Alien, Splice and Species into a literary blender and hit the ‘on’ button. Possibly all three ruined. No sex at the moment, and that’s probably for the best…
A sequel to Snakeboy. A young girl, who's half rabbit, is kidnapped and taken to a freak show. She can't can't quite decide if she hates or loves her new home, or her new boss, for that matter.
Our protagonist meets a lovely young woman on the Internet. At their first date in person, she confesses that she isn't human. They go somewhere private for her to prove this to him, and when she does, sparks fly. Warnings: Body horror, sex with a monster.
A dragon ate an alchemist that just so happened to have an experimental invisibility potion with him. Now she's 'bedridden' and unable to work. A reporter interviews her.
Many people over the eons of human civilization had postulated that the end of the world was near. Some said the end would come by way of a super volcanic eruption. Some thought it would happen from the impact of an asteroid. Others believed God would once again flood the earth with long lasting rain. Other causes included Aliens, nuclear holocaust, biological warfare, or an uncontrollable outbreak of a virus or bacteria. But not one person ever thought that it would be caused by a plant!
She woke up chained in paradise—bare, collared, leaking, and wrong. Her name stolen, her limbs unlearning how to walk, her body twisted into something obscene and obedient. In this pastel prison of picket fences and Stepford smiles, she isn't a woman anymore. She's a pet. A fuckpet. And everyone treats her like she was born to crawl, whimper, and serve. But she remembers. She remembers being human. Even if no one else does. Welcome to the neighborhood!
This story is complete, I'm just submitting it in chunks. In a land inhabited by demons and humans, a demon hunter named Hiryu loses a fight to a demon. His sister Bells must find the demon's lair and save her brother before the demon eats him.
A story in the Central City Universe
The year is 2276, and mankind has progressed beyond automation. Human augments function as living tools and servants. They can perform tasks robots are not well suited to such as entertainment and companionships. This is the story of a citizen of the Central City Archology visiting the City Zoo with her family.