Ira’s mech gets fitted with an AI co-pilot. Unfortunately, it wants to do more than just help her fly.

A troubled young man visits a mysterious hypnotist who says she can make his bimbofication fantasies come true. But what follows, instead, is an inhuman transformation.

Bless the rains. They may save you from the Yellow.

A planeswalker comes to terms with her gender and her situation in the midst of the threat of New Phyrexia and compleation.

Loosely inspired by a real device, a young ambitious woman is broken in by her boyfriend using the revolutionary new brainwashing helmet.

cw: droneification, 2nd person, Bad End

What is this song only Darren hears and why?

Kelly’s coworker gives her a bracelet that’s supposed to increase sexual pleasure.

In the year 2551CE The Terran accord pushed forwards with the design and construction of an experimental starship, but when a new Alien race invades can a young starship make a difference? (No not really the terrans never stood a chance.)

A slowly dying android with a thirst for battle faces a world of insurmountable odds: very nice plant people. How long will they last? How many fights will they win? Who is the mysterious Terran? And what is the point of human independence if you aren’t even human?

Dr. Thorper runs a late night psychology clinic where she “adjusts” her patients. Most of her work is monotonously dull, but these are the tales of the victims she got to enjoy.

Asher only has one thing left to lose and he wants to lose it. A Ritual of the Familiar story.

A microfiction based on the characters in Skaetlett’s Bouquet Bound story, set many decades in it’s future.

A wealthy widower meets an attractive young woman who makes sure that he can’t get her out of his head.

You’re given a special key that leads you to a world of infinite sex toys… Just be glad it’s not Ikea, that would be a very different story.

Vanessa has survived a vampire attack moments before being drained, mesmerized by the Count’s power over her. She is alive. The Count is dead. It should be all over. But, it’s a year later. And she still hears him, feels him. Still cannot resist his control over her

The Penderghast family holds a terrible secret. For centuries, they have held prisoner an otherworldly creature inside a magical prison only a special key can open, but the time of retribution may finally be at hand.

A collection of microfiction, some of which has been published elsewhere, mostly in physical media.

Innocent whistling

Morbida finds out that an old film may be more horrific than she imagined.