Science Fiction Stories

A Swarm Cycle Story
The inspiration for this short story was an 80's Country song by Dan Seals and a story by Thinking Horndog, the creator of The Swarm Cycle. If you have not read his story, 'Buying Wholesale', go ahead and do that and you will see where this story fits. It's just a vignette inside a larger canvas. This was never intended as a stand-alone story.

A man awakens inside a stasis pod with only scattered memories of who he once was, finding himself alone in a deserted offworld colony. As he explores the ruins and tries to piece together what happened, he soon realizes that he has company, and not the kind he was hoping for. (Alien Fanfiction) / (Reviews)

In the year 2430, a man goes to a robotics company to find a robotic companion for himself. But what he finds there is so much more than he imagined!

Kriniverse
A man who was doomed to die from a rare disease wakes up in a hospital that has been infested with tentacle monsters, turning every human they can find into breeding stock - and some people are more cooperative than others. In order to escape from this erotic hell, he might have to rely on the thing he hates the most: other people. This is part of the "Earth: Tentacle Breeding Ground" universe.

Mental Leap
The eagerly anticipated fourth installment of my ward aware series. I've leaped into a nun, how am I supposed to leap out?

Ken is totally blind, but something very strange happens when he reaches puberty: He starts seeing sex organs. Red is for male, green for female. Then he finds that the new girl Lisa at the blind school has the same kind of vision. They are drawn to each other, and drawn to sexual exploration as they are exposed before each other. They see things both wonderful and not so wonderful that are hidden from the sighted.

Newer Universe
It's the quiet ones you have to watch out for. If you can...

A Swarm Cycle Story
This is not a complete story, it is merely a couple of scenes from the end of the "Independent Command" storyline. I have no intention of ever turning this into a novel; it is merely a response to a question on the Swarm author's list about how to respond to a disaster in that universe