Violent Stories

A brutal, sophisticated, tragic tale of power, emptiness, and the monsters we make—including ourselves.

One last special day before it all falls apart

This story is designed to highlight the extreme conditions of physical, emotional and sexual abuse to which all Roman slaves were liable to be exposed, through the experiences of three boy gladiators. It was inspired largely by the TV series 'Spartacus: Blood and Sand' (and features a cameo from one of the characters) and the book 'Time Hunters: Gladiator Clash' by Adam Blade. Credit goes to ChatGPT for talking through my ideas with me and coming up with interesting settings for some scenes.

A Doug and Alice Story
This is the SECOND story in the series. Doug and Alice found Rome and Alice becomes an avatar of Venus. Doug and Alice found a sex cult in order to advance their plan to civilize the world thousands of years ahead of time. / (Reviews)

Zeke Thompson, aka The Lone Ranger, becomes an agent for the galactic Confederation CIA. Join Zeke as he takes on the xenophobic Unknowns in a duel to the death. This is my version of a pulp space opera. There are plenty of space ships and BEMS (bug-eyed monsters). Who knows what else might sneak in before the battle is over?

The Hitman is a professional assassin and master of disguise. To carry out his next hit he has to dress as a woman to get close to his mark who has a proclivity for transvestites. Feedback and comments are always welcome.

An Isbardia Story
Jack and Sue, a couple of highschool seniors, get flipped by magic to a land plagued by demons, mad wizards, and vile sorceresses. They must learn to be a champion warrior and an exceptional sorceress so that they can become the rulers of the magical land of Isbardia. Join them as they fight for their lives and the lives of the good people around them. This story was inspired by some of the characters in the Diablo series of games, but bears only a vague resemblance to the game.

A Story in the Loving Masters Universe
Some people just can not keep their hands off of other people's property. But then, some teaching methods are stronger than others. This story follows "Taking Theresa," which should be read first.