Three stories about New York City: "Skyline Silhouette" about waiting it out with your brother; "Central Park Conception Association" about elocution for civic concerns; and "Village YW" about moving ahead with your friend.
My first year of Uni was incredibly lonely. I'd just moved to Melbourne, the classes were boring and I didn't know anyone there. If it wasn't for my mate Rachael, I don't think I could've survived. This story is about Rach and me, love and other catastrophes. And it's true for most parts; after all, isn't all love a form of mind control?
A Halloween Story
It's a mystery. All of a sudden, all the elementary school children are turning into pumpkins. Oh, there are zombies, too. And Ron Popeil.
A 15 year old girl has been sad for years ever since she'd been told there was no Santa. But this Christmas Eve was filled with magic and dreams she never knew she had came true. And truth wasn't the only t hing to come in this humourous tale.
If you're looking for stroke, this isn't it! Just a short, gentle, story about a couple of women it's been a privilege for me to see this summer. Not even a story really, just a slice of life. Life's pretty boring most of the time, but every now and then ... This was written over the course of a few hours, without benefit of an editor. All errors are mine, and I apologise for them in advance.
A story in the IDIC and Maslow Universe
Ever met a lovely person who understood everyone but themselves? In the sequel to Jill's Journeys, Jill continues to search for her sexuality and identity, in a polyamorous household to which she gives much. Heterosexuality, lesbianism, and bisexuality surround her, but she still searches for her path while helping guide others. Dove and Sandra bring their own insights beyond the norm, as do the leaders of the family. There is much growth, much love, and much fun.
A few snippets and innuendoes at the nudist camp. A fan fiction of Nick Scipio's Summer camp story. Thanks to Nick for his generosity for allowing me to write a fan fiction side story. The author recommends to read the "Summer camp" to appreciate this story better. Thanks to taz40 for editing this story.