Historical Stories

A Story in the The Organisation versus the Association Universe
What is the true story behind the Gunpowder plot? (for those wanting a stroke story I'm sorry but this is a straight forward historical story)

Truish?
A little ditty that got longer as time goes by. It's mostly true.

At the Rowanberry Wifely School for Girls, bedroom activities is one of the major lessons. A classroom of girls are taught the motions of sex through a live display. Afterwards, one of the girls gets some private time with the instructor in his suite.

Argos Flavius, master painter of panels in sexual pleasure chambers for elite ancient Greek men enjoying boys, is living temporarily in Rhodes to paint panels for the Baths of Dionysus, where he sees and is drawn to a fourteen-year-old blond Greek boy slave. He loses the connection but later sees the boy on a balcony of what must be a male brothel across the skyline of Rhodes from Argos's own balcony. Argos goes in pursuit of the boy, both to paint and to possess him.

Annie wasn't naïve when she followed Tom to Serbia, but perhaps a little innocent. It was 1997, Communism had collapsed, and the Balkan Wars appeared over. It seemed the perfect time for a young couple to make their fortune, explore the world, and leave past disappointments behind. But Belgrade could be cruel to foreigners, and in the end, Annie's innocence would fall as its victim. Yet, she learned, the city had gifts had to offer too - gifts that could prove just as intense as its dangers...

Times are a changing. With the recent 1978 Equal Opportunities Act in Victoria, there are now even more policewomen attached to Senior Sergeant 'Wild Bill' O'Donoghue's 'Uniform Branch' - Sergeant Tess Gallagher and 'Trainee' Constable Susie Raynor now joining the select cadre of local policewomen. And then, there's 'Charlotte the Harlot' and the girls at the Sunbury 'Halfway House' to deal with too! A follow on from Kelly Maree O'Rourke and Joanna Louise Parrish...

A Rachael of Emarukistan Story
Rachael's slave training business is doing well. She agrees to train a young female slave on behalf of the Grey Monks, a quasi-religious order with an unsavoury reputation. When Rachael gets to know her trainee's background she is unwillingly drawn into the murky politics of the Grey Monks. A betrayal puts Rachael's own freedom from slavery at risk.

"History is more or less bunk." Henry Ford
"Well this history isn't." Holly Rennick
"Those who don't remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana
"But could we give this one another run-through?" Cindi Barton

Two females compete for the highest position in their country by competing in twelve trials. The trials will strip them bare continuously, physically and emotionally in hard-core medieval ways. Warning: AI-Generated

After transmigrating into a fantasy realm, Chu Ge awakens the absurdly named Villain Diary Check-In Sign-In System. Each diary entry grants him escalating power—from Spirit Body to Saint Body—while the world subtly reshapes around him. As chosen heroes rise and immortal beauties flock to his side, Chu Ge finds himself cast as the ultimate villain. Standing atop the cultivation world, he cries out in frustration: “System, you’ve misunderstood me! I’m not a Cao thief!”