Science Fiction Stories

A Character Sketches of Sketchy Characters Story
"It wasn't ability that killed his career. Jeketakrees Drood was one of the most intelligent and intuitive medical students I've ever taught, completely dedicated to his craft. He could have had any position he wanted upon graduation. No, it wasn't ability that lead to his getting passed over time and again. It was his curiousty." - Dr. Bandrelan Lurric, Dean of Medicine, Durvanding Medical School, Tampris Prime

A Lost Colonies Mission Report
"You've got WOMEN with you?!" the apparent leader of the delegation exploded, "Well I hope to hell you brought dildoes, at least!"
"What nincompoop told them to come down here and didn't warn them about the apes?" the grey-haired gentleman grumbled. "Are there any stores in the port that sell dildoes?"
With a planetary greeting like that, how could we NOT enjoy our stay on sanctuary? / (Reviews)

A Future Sex Tech story
This is a wacked out story, for sure. Not exactly like my usual stuff, but there's lots of BDSM. It's set in the Future Sex Tech universe after the fall of the CCCP (Conservative Christian Coalition Party). Fun with technology and biosculpting.

"Careful what you wish for," and, "If it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is." Two clichées that couldn't be more fitting. When Martin finds out he's dying, the Devil steps in to make him an offer he couldn't refuse.

A Swarm Cycle Story
Story in the Swarm Cycle Universe Another Pickup Story

A Cyborganic Bioroid Chronicles story
Three guys go on a ski trip with robot bunny girls.

A short tale of a gentle young man that bridges that indefinable place somewhere between Science Fiction and The Twilight Zone.

A story about a man trying to find the ultimate power source for his android daughter

Dorothy is everything Mia could want in a woman, except she didn't like women in that way. Mia's frustration boils over just as Dorothy begins testing her new invention, a device that can plant suggestions deep in a person's mind. After being ignored for so long, what's a poor research assistant going to do with that kind of power?