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Reviewer: ingo2 Signed [Report This]
Date: September 12 2026 7:03 PM Title: Lumbering Lisa

I find it hilarious how modest this one is compared to last chapter 



Author's Response:

Yeah, I did say the stakes would be shrinking. ;)
Lisa is the smallest giantess thus far, though she's still pretty large. 
They can't all be apocalyptic threats like Gina, otherwise the planet would run out of real estate pretty quickly. 
That said, there are plenty more giantesses to come... bigger and smaller, kinder and crueler. 

Reviewer: the_red_wire Signed starstarstarstarstar [Report This]
Date: September 08 2026 5:22 PM Title: Gina Goes Giga

Very good anthology series so far, enjoying the wide variety of sizes and personalities.

Definitely interested in revisiting some of the previous giantesses and what and how they're doing in the aftermath of their actions.

If you're taking requests, I was imagining a scenario where a couple is out camping in the middle of the woods, when the girl begins spontaneously expanding.  No one else is around for miles, just them two and mother nature.  Maybe something cheesy involving the sunset, but I'd just like to see a more intimate story between the narrator and the giantess.



Author's Response:

Glad you're enjoying it.

I definitely have some gentle content planned, but I hadn't thought of this specific scenario. I'm happy to add it to the list. There are several places in my outline where I just have "(insert miscellaneous giantesses here)." For story reasons, I may not get to it for a while (some developments have to happen in a specific order), but it's in the queue. If you'd like to expand on the idea (setting, characters, scale, etc.), feel free to reach out over the GW discord or send me a message through the site's contact form. Otherwise, I'll just just the concept and run with it. Right now I'm thinking "Alaska." 

On a related note, I'm planning to remaster "The Farmer's Daughter" soon. My writing has definitely improved since I wrote it, but you might enjoy that novella if you want a rural, intimate gentle giantess story. 

Reviewer: Thousandaire Signed starstarstarstarstar [Report This]
Date: September 08 2026 9:27 AM Title: Lumbering Lisa

Amazing chapter, all of the characters felt very real, I had a lot of fun with this one, wouldn't mind seeing more of Lisa!



Author's Response:

Yeah, Lisa was fun to write. She combines two of my favorite tropes: the playful klutz and the short girl gone big (although it's worth noting that Lisa is actually average height for an American woman; she's just short for a volleyball player). 

I don't want to spoil anything, but I'll say that I have Lisa serving a couple "special" roles in the story as its currently outlined. I know that one won't be unique to her, but the other 'probably' will be. I'm aware that's very cryptic, but I don't want to reveal more. 

Reviewer: ingo2 Signed starstarstarstarstar [Report This]
Date: September 03 2026 6:36 AM Title: The Rise of Rose

The sense of scale and power was amazing in this! Im glad more people are making gigs gentle giantess like this. I do hope Gina gets a few chapters more for herself before she goes



Author's Response: Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.

People seem to really like Gina. I suppose she had two chapters and that tips the scales a bit, but I felt like she was more of a background character in the second one. I'm pleasantly surprised by the reception, especially since this story hadn't really had any "true" gentle giantesses. Tina might qualify as one, too, but she did exact some petty revenge that the wider world isn't privy to, so I'm not sure if she counts. ;)

I don't want to spoil things, but to manage your expectations I will say that Gina is physically disappearing from the story for a while, though she will haunt the text like the other giantesses before her. Ironically, Minnie will be largely forgotten because of how quickly and dramatically Gina overshadowed her. There's a bit of poetic justice in that. 

With that said, Gina will not be the last gentle giantess, giga giantess, or gentle giga giantess that the story sees. I don't want to spoil more than that, but I can also confirm that a lot of the characters within this story will appear in multiple chapters, though being in back-to-back chapters like Gina did will be rare. So if you get really attached to a character and hope to see more of her, don't be too disappointed if she doesn't show up in the succeeding chapter. 

Reviewer: Thousandaire Signed starstarstarstarstar [Report This]
Date: August 30 2026 11:29 PM Title: Macro Minnie

The twist at the end was expected but still very good. This wad a really fun chapter, and I can't wait for the sequel. Glad to see more for this!



Author's Response:

Thanks! Yeah, the ending was pretty heavily telegraphed, but I tried to make it somewhat suspenseful. We had three chapters' worth of dead narrators building up to it, but there were some obvious tells (like this being the first narrator to have a name). There is a method to my madness, and a lot of the themes and minor details in these early chapters will pay off in future additions to the story. 

Glad you enjoyed it! 

Reviewer: Thousandaire Signed starstarstarstarstar [Report This]
Date: July 30 2026 12:16 AM Title: Tina-tanic

Really refreshing to see something creative like this, to be on the pov of an outsider not related to the "main" characters... I loved it! Keep it up!



Author's Response:

I'm glad you're enjoying it. The anthology format is experimental for me, but so far I don't really envision the story having any "main" characters. (I appreciate the quotation marks XD). Rose and Stacy certainly feel like the closest thing we have to central figures at this point, since they're mentioned in every chapter thus far, but I think you'll find that their prominence in the story diminishes as it progresses. 

I don't want to say too much and risk spoiling things, but I've got big plans for this series, and a lot of ideas to keep the format fresh going forward. Some will probably be disappointments, whereas others will be spectacular. But at the very least, I want to keep things from getting dull. 

Thanks for your feedback! 

Reviewer: other Signed starstarstarstarstar [Report This]
Date: July 19 2026 11:49 AM Title: The Rise of Rose

Absolutely loving this series so far! Randoms who just happen to explode a few miles tall is such a great premise for a varied anthology, there's so much potential for cool scenarios! I'm really looking forward to more!

Author's Response:

Glad you enjoyed it! 

I'm planning to explore a variety of sizes and characters eventually (they won't all be in the giga range), but I think this project will be a fun diversion. At least in the near future, though, they're going to be staying pretty big. The world's understanding of the phenomenon will expand and contract over time as we get more data and generate hypotheses. 

Reviewer: Thousandaire Signed starstarstarstarstar [Report This]
Date: July 15 2026 8:03 AM Title: Stacy's Surge

Logged in just to say this was an amazing read. Her cruelty, the way she stopped caring about him, the entire pov was 10/10



Author's Response:

Glad you liked it! 

I'm hoping to have a variety of scales, perspectives, and personalities, so they won't all be written like this, but there will definitely be more cruelty, teasing, etc. in the future. 
Though each story is meant to be self-contained, there will be a continuity across them and I think it will be a while before we see any truly "benevolent" giantesses. That said, they won't all be sadistic megalomaniacs like Stacy, either. 

Thanks for the review!

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