Fiction Stories

The year is 1899 and England has fallen to the might of Martian invaders. In the torrent of refugees fleeing to Europe is a young woman named Mina Murray. Her fiancé, Jonathan Harker, went missing in Transylvania shortly before the invasion and now serves as her only hope for safety in this war tossed world. Mina and her friend, Lucy Westenra, plan to find Jonathan. Who they find instead may save the world...or doom it. His name...is Vladimir Dracula Tepes!

A tentacle rape demon is captured and brought to a government lab, but studying him leads Dr. Claire Thompson through challenges she never could have imagined.

This is the last story about my second wife. The flower freezing event and all the characters are real, but the rest of the story is pure fiction. It would have been a blast if true, though.

The experiment was controlled. Her desire wasn’t. Ten days. One couple. One stranger. No clothes. It begins as a simple experiment in vulnerability — but desire doesn’t follow rules. When Sophie and Chuck agree to test their relationship, they don’t expect the tension, the tasks… or Malik. What starts as a game quickly becomes something far more intimate.

A number of dream filled nights leading up to Halloween lead a young woman to discover her true destiny. I had originally hoped to enter this story in the Halloween contest but about 20% of it was AI generated (I needed a kickstart after a bad bout of writers block and also some descriptions of historical events), and I wasn’t going to deceive anyone about AI use.

Johnny discovers the girl hiding deep in his soul.

A story in the world of curious devices and their unusual affects.
It's not easy when you're fifteen, your sister is seventeen, and you come home from town to find her in the garden, in her bikini, sunbathing. "What did you buy?" she asks. "This," he says, showing her a curious mechanical Thing he'd found in a charity shop. And from there all kinds of revelations follow... A coming-of-age story with a few twists along the way. NB: some codes only apply late on, so don't let the codes fool you into thinking everying starts to happen right from the get-go.

On the journey home, a man remembers Christmases gone by.

Two ordinary suburban wives, Mary and Lisa, both 32, married with young children, have let the wild spark of their youth fade under the weight of routine, motherhood, and predictable marriages. One December afternoon at Starbucks, over lattes and nostalgia for midnight skinny-dipping and reckless adventures, they dare each other to reclaim that fire. The challenge is simple, secret, and dangerously addictive.