David's odyssey continues, slowly, seemingly irrevocably, as he dances to the dictates of Grace de Messembry and the Venumar Foundation.

Increasingly desperate, he searches to escape but the arrival of a new 'recruit' complicates the issue, whilst the riddle of the broken branches remains as impenetrable as ever.

Byron is a bastard. Will he become a good woman or a bitch? That remains to be seen - or read.

In pissing off the niece of Dr. Moreau, he picked the wrong woman ... and what about Bob?

The old saying has it that the third time is the charm. Is it really a good idea to tempt fate when you're already under a fairy curse?

Private Mountain

by Erin Halfelven

Breakfast at Perky's and some surprises, but are the fairies done with poor Bobbi?

Warning: when you join an ideological cause, make sure you are on the right side.
This is one of those stories that wrote itself. It is my own cathartic reaction to the terrorist actions that have been occuring lately.

A reality redeemed; a fantasy renewed.

Well it IS baseball season, and Earnest Lawrence Thayer probably does need a good turning over in his grave :-) Take me out to the (no) ball(s) game!

Synopsis: Mark was going to his first collage party flattered he was even invited given he wasn't very typical or even average for a male and a freshman besides. His landlady Rose insisted he go if for no other reason than to make a few new friends. Mark walked off happily as Rose watched. In a few hours he would return Rose mused nervously as she took up the phone. "Society of Sissies" Jennifer answered on her private number. "He's on his way," Rose said.

Sherlock Holmes disguises himself as a prostitute to flush out history's most notorious serial killer, Jack the Ripper.

Wouldn't you like to find a witch like this in your garden? I know, I would. A short story.

A man transformed into a woman is forced to serve the men on a mysterious island. But there is a way out of any trap. Second of two parts.
This story is inspired by Diane Christy's classic TG story "The Sisters of Athernia." Sadly, Ms. Christy never finished the story. I do hope you enjoy my own take on this classic.

The Sisterhood had been destroyed and Diana Hunter could turn her attention to more productive activities. But was the Sisterhood completely eliminated? Were there some loose ends that needed to be tidied up? And just why was America's most covert agency suddenly interested in her business?