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Readers,
The final 2 chapters of The Wilkins Home Nudity Experiment are complete. No, it’s not the end, I am just closing out the thesis. Was the experiment worth it? I am moving to shorter stand alone stories. At over 260 thousand words and 27 chapters currently it's hard for new readers to get into the story and my numbers are down.
Chapters 28, 29 and Epilogue total close to 30,000 words with some character art. It's some of my best writing I think.
Chapter 28 is in the queue to post August 28th and Chapter 29 and the Epilogue on September 4, Labor Day weekend.
I can take a deep breath and relax now so can my editor Steve.
Pete Fox
Readers,
A quick midsummer note and update on Wikins and Friends Home Nudity Experiment. I have finished chapter 28 and am working on 29 and an Epilogue. This will close out the home nudity book storyline. After that any future stories will be stand alone and I do have ideas and am leaving possible storylines open.
I have updated most all the chapters and sprinkled a few new images in some chapters thought not all. I read the whole book again to remind myself of various storylines and who to focus on as I write the final two chapters. So now would be a good time to catch up on your reading or read again. Will post before November.
Pete Fox
Just a reminder, in case you missed the recent post. I have a new Marshall family story, Fair Game posted. It follows directly on THREE – Daddy Finds Out. Both take place on an Iowa farm in 2024, during and after a big tornado outbreak. Both are historically grounded erotica with twists.
I have slowly updated some chapters in Wilkins and Friend A Home Nudity Experiment. Corrections to text and in a few places additional character images and art. I hope to have a couple of new chapters out by later this year, bringing closure to the series and answering the ‘was it worth it’ question.
My more controversial and experimental story, The Compound, a prepper pandemic origin story that takes place in 2011, has had a couple of text updates to the Epilogue, updating the supporting data. I also updated a couple of images.
My favorites list has a list of great stories worth a look.
Pete
A new story, Fair Game, has posted.
Recently, I was accused by two readers of logophilia and having an actual story between the spicier scenes in my Iowa tornado story, THREE – Daddy Finds Out. That might be true. So, I’m doubling down in my new short story, Fair Game, that continues the story, two months later.
Fair Game follows the Marshall family over the course of a week in mid-July 2024. The major event is the county fair, but a new game is afoot, a conspiracy to corrupt another family. While this conspiracy slowly reveals itself, the Marshalls attend the country fair, and they receive a visit from the government. A character familiar to some, from another series, shows her face. Of course, the weather and the hardships of farm life play their own part.
Enjoy. Feedback is always appreciated.
Note, I have updated most of my covers with new art and will continue to do so.
Next, I plan to work on a new Wilkins Home Nudity chapter.
Pete
For Memorial Day 2026 I want to highlight a few Veterans centric stories some written specifically for Memorial Day, others just have a Veteran focus. In no specific order. I have read all of them and one I wrote myself.
The first, The Wall a touching Tour of Duty fanfiction dealing with the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall. Premier members only.
Next a WW II story by DT Iverson, Go For Broke, is very well written. He has several Memorial Day stories on his page. One of the best short story writers on SOL in my opinion.
POW by Joe J is one of the best written harem stories out there with a military main character. He also has a story Silver Wings based on the authors experiences in Vietnam as a paratrooper, and the last story he posted back in 2024.
I wrote my own Memorial Day story, based on a fiction series of mine, it covers the main character grappling with the memories of his war time experiences. It's called Memorial Day - Remembrance.
A reader suggested this poem be added to the list. It's very well done, called In Honor of D-Day by Cantrell.
On a personal note, I went to my local cemetery this morning to plant flags on Veterans graves. In one section, the distance of an NFL first down were six graves, 4 died in Vietnam at the height of the war, two were from WW II who passed away decades after their service. Two of the Vietnam veterans were in the 101st Airborne dying weeks apart, a lot for a city with a population of thirty thousand at the time. Sacrifice.
There are many more stories on SOL, but this should do.
Pete Fox
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