Magic Stories

A Halloween 2022 Contest Entry
The chestnut tree was 601 years old, it held a secret within it’s trunk! For 330 years it has protected a witch from the people of Salem, MA. And every Halloween she gets a small measure of revenge, but this year there is a change! Can the spell be broken, or is a secret provision in the spell about to be fulfilled.

A woman becomes obsessed with her little brother's enormous cock.

Join a sorority! Hazing? Nonsense!

Unemployed and down on his luck, Jeremy gets picked up by a sexy Goth chick in a bar and goes home with her. The next morning, she asks him to be a toilet slave for her and all her housemates. He agrees! Only problem is...he doesn't have a clue what a toilet slave is! / (Reviews)

A short adult comedy script about a young man who makes a birthday wish that comes true.

The Oubliette of the Wraiths is a dark, twisted labyrinth beneath the barren moor near the town of Grimshade Hollow. Once a prison for the most dangerous criminals, the oubliette is now cursed, haunted by vengeful wraiths whose dark magic threatens to spread beyond its walls. The gloomy town of Grimshade Hollow is plagued by nightmares, illness, and death as the curse intensifies. Two adventurers venture into the depths of the oubliette to defeat the wraiths and seal the rift.

Chapters one through seven of the sequel to Pursuit of Happiness. Pursuit didn't have a supernatural element. Tide Rises definitely has! Willy experiences Mommy fantasies come true if not to life! One, his dead mom as a reincarnated ghost! In Chap 2, negotiation and conflict with the devil! Chap 3, discovers the Wee folk and makes allies and new Mom-in laws. Chap four, lotsa sluts. Chap five revenge and something more. Chap 6, unexpected developments Chap 7, Expected. A Monkey Paw Wish?

Guy buys a new computer and it turns into his nightmare. Hopefully you will enjoy the similarity to the Rod Serling style and scripts from The Twilight Zone. Any names, places or descriptions resembling reality are purely coincidental. Thanks to Cagey Sea, Hey All and Steve Locock for their suggestions and advice.