I write about giantesses from my own perspective, and about shrunken people. I also collage, draw, and begin to attempt to get into digital images. There aren't enough hours in the day for size stuff.
A runaway pet has a rather candid conversation with his former owner
This is a wonderful story, and Sarah is a woman after my own heart. I like their conversation, and the slow changes and realizations. In particular, I'm quite fond of the acceptance "sweetie" finally found, and his vast intelligence, manifest in the way he adapted and returned to the place where he belongs. Please continue writing!
Rosemary was nice enough to invite me into her private sanctuary. But will I ever leave it?
What a great story! I kept thinking back on what inspired it, and recollected bits and pieces of it in your writing.
Rosemary is a character after my very own heart. Everything she does is right as rain, as the narrator must come to understand one day. For his own good.
I like the cadence you keep with your storytelling. There is a deadpan, natural glow retired from nervous energy, yet you manage a wonderful buildup with all manner of undercurrents. One of which could be terror, in some readers.
In me it’s delight in what I see, and agreement with a fate that does not include regrowth, and one that redefines freedom. Excellent writing, my friend!
This will be a place to collect some short ideas that I've had. Stories that never develop into longer narratives. Some of them are tied to extant stories, and just didn't fit with the finished product and others are completely unique, as they don't fit in anywhere else. About the only thing they'll share in common is a very short format. Tags will be added and displayed in each story.
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About 46. Paperwork
A lovely read, something I could relate to fully. The glee of the clerk about “esoteric paperwork” cracked me up. You captured the essence of Toy’s spirit and responses quite as I imagine they would be. Thank you for writing this!
Thank you for being an inspiration! I love reading your posts and stories!