A prince trades his freedom to become a giantess' pet in order to avoid an arranged marraige.

A story where one young man grows up, finding out that he has a condition that makes him gradually shrink while excited and though he may find means to help regulate it, so do women who may stay around him too long.

Friends with benefits can come in all sizes, but why should Jenna limit herself to one at a time?

A college women's gymnastics team and the coach are hit hard by the desires arising from the Rebalancing of Sexes. It's made worse when their boyfriends and husband are kidnapped by a rival team, forcing them to grab the last male on campus to meet their needs.

You've been having study sessions at your friend Tory's house for months, pouring over books and a few beers while her pit bull Butch gets into trouble. But when you spontaneously start to shrink, the chill atmosphere takes on a different tone.

2nd person once-off short story with focus on a dog! Repeat, focus on an animal! Size categories are what they are since the 'you' can obviously be any gender.

Years of social isolation come to an end when a high school senior's bully decides to take full advantage of the complete domination she has over him.

It has been nearly five hundred years since Gulliver first made his famous voyage. The divergent world’s of Gulliver have merged to become one. Improved technology has recently proven the Brobdingnagans, the Lilliputians, and the Humans are all in fact genetically human. The only difference is that certain size genes are expressed more forcefully in some strains of people then in others.

This new technological enlightenment hasn't quite made it into the law books. The bigger sects of man still look at their smaller cousins as less to the point that the Brobdingnagans actually consume the Lilliputians as a type of garnish. This story is a prequel to all of the stories so far completed in this universe.

When 18 year-old James wakes up to find himself less than an inch tall, can he survive the onslaught of the day as he finds himself at the unaware mercy of his family members?

First time writing anything like this, constructive criticism is much appreciated.

Jack, a 'regular'-sized 17-year-old in a world now populated predominantly by humans twice that height, struggles to cope with life in a school and society built for people far larger than he will ever be.