Magic Stories

A Magic is Gross Story
David just wanted to get through another day of immaterial classes and girl watching when a incredibly hot girl wearing his best friend's favorite shirt dragged him out of the cafeteria.

An old man meets a thirty something lady who used to be a TV announcer in the mornings. They strike up an aquaintance that blossoms and becomes a lot more than the old man ever expected. Too Short for the Halloween Contest

Satanic, in a word, but not in the normal sense. a quote might help.
"You think so? You have any idea how hard it is to read Aramaic?"
Oh, and 'virulence' was a typo, but I left it. You'll see.
Have fun. Then tell me.

An accident with a particle accelerator sends Mary - a beautiful post doc - into an alien dimension. This dimension differs from ours in many ways, but the most important? It has a fuck based ecology. Can Mary get home - or is she...screwed?

Two teens have made use of magic they don't understand and cannot control to try to land the guy of their dreams. The magic has given them voluptous bodies, but nothing has gone the way they expected. They return to the magic store where everything started in an effort to set things right. However, first they have to explain exactly how things have gone wrong.

A Halloween Story
A respected TV ratings analyst discovers that a secret he has been protecting for most of his lifetime is in great danger of being prime-time peril. Can a semi-mythical children's cartoon really be a catalyst for pure evil instead? And what would the overnight ratings be for the start of the end of the world? Stay tuned...

Aelin Galathynius has surrendered to Maeve, the Fae Queen. Now she must endure the humiliation and degradation of the cruel queen's torments while Aelin tries to recover her magic power. Succeed and she can make Maeve regret ever tangling with her; fail and Aelin will condemn herself and many others to a life of slavery or worse. A dark fantasy sequel to Sarah J. Maas's Empire of Storms. Knowledge of the Throne of Glass series is helpful but not necessary.