Heterosexual Stories

Guess who's back? Back again. Dragonpig's back, tell a friend. Yes, I took that from Eminem. He's the one who originally did it. Did I say I'm just like the Borg on Star Trek? I find something I like, and I try to improve on it. But I think of myself being more respectful. This is a non-canonical fan-written continuation / sequel inspired by Caesar’s 2007 story “Just Your Typical Japanese Family.” All original characters, concepts, and the core setting belong to Caesar.

When Jennifer gets caught by an unexpected squall while hiking in the foothills, she takes shelter in a fortuitously located cabin. She's still drying out her wet clothes when the cabin's owner turns up. The title says it all, really, about what happens next. The sex in this story is somewhat rougher than I usually write, so please check the tags; I'd really hate to offend or upset anyone.

She was forty, overweight, owned a small diner and was tired of much work and little money. He was forty-five, hard working and tired of his job, his employer and living alone. After he had been a customer of Thelma's Diner for nine years, Sam and Thelma discivered each other.

You write books that will never see publication. Until you get noticed by your lesbian neighbor who works for a small press. You have a wife and she has a partner, and then the fun begins. Any real lesbian will declare the premise of this story total bunk. Well, duh, that's the very definition of fiction slash fantasy. To my loyal readers: I have to go on a small hiatus--read the endnote.

What if a newly mutated and deadly virus was identified and quarantined very early? What if COVID-19 mutates and makes women super horny instead of sick, and the mutation has a 99.9% fatality rate for sexually active men? My thanks to my editors and proofreaders - Zen Master, Reluctant Sir, PCBondsman, Bohica, Steve, Kenn Gannon, Brooke, Rev, and Lou.

A Psychic Readings Story
Witnessing prophetic images of those around him, Dan Edgars needs to forestall those events, if he can. Unable to tell what's imaginary, possible or inevitable, he explores the psychic arts to determine what's possible and what's inevitable. Joined by Alison Ford and Laura Wells, who draw him out and are quickly enmeshed in his world, helping him seek answers. They're forced to ask whether they're helping or merely compromising their own futures trying to help someone they barely know.

Jessica and Josh get the ball rolling.