Stories

Finally, after a long day at your crappy nine-to-five, you get to home and relax. Or, that was the plan, until fate had something to say about it...

An army of Giantesses conquers their way across continents. We follow the people of Cape Town, who survive in the last remaining city of Africa. As refugees from the Giantess onslaught poor into the city's walls, its citizens try and adopt to the changing world, and cope with the new Giantess presence. We follow two young people who are trapped like rats in the besieged city. One is a garrisoned soldier, the other an upper-class woman.

Can the city, its citizens, and our two heroes survive this unstoppable army, or will it and they be razed to the ground? Will the people survive, or will the weakest of the women together with all men be turned into snacks, pets, or worse, while the strongest of women be turned into Giantesses themselves?

Franklin is a trans man who has a hard time deciding on what he wants his body to be like. His girlfriend, May, tries to help. Things go awry in the best way.

An entomologist accidentally catches a fairy, which turns out to be a good way to become smaller than a fairy.

Scientific study requires rigorous, professional standards. Good thing Mark’s girlfriends aren’t professionals.

Gina accidentally discovers her roommate is a witch and subsequently keeps finding herself part of magical experiments that, for some reason, always results in her shrinking. Otherwise, her life is pretty normal.

This can be considered a collection of short stories that star the same characters. There's no major overarching plot

or, I Shrink You Should Leave

A short drabble that is meant to evoke a sketch from I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson.

A young couple is finding it hard to make their marriage work after one of them is irreversibly shrunken down to just a few inches tall. Intimacy is strained and they can't seem to catch a break. Fortunately, they may have found the perfect solution to spice things up and keep the spark alive.

David Arnew is a shy, obsessive man trapped in a rigid daily routine. Each morning, he silently admires a beautiful woman on his bus, too afraid to speak to her. His attempts are often thwarted—most notably by Ida, a domineering former landlady who bullies him relentlessly. Desperate to avoid her and be closer to the woman he adores, David becomes fixated on shrinking himself. His obsession leads him to a mysterious witch in hopes of making himself small enough to escape his troubles and live unnoticed near his angelic crush.

Donavan Clark wakes up in a surreal, unfamiliar place, confused, restrained, and completely alone. Trapped beneath a soft blue material with no clear exits or understanding of where he is, he quickly descends into a state of panic and desperation. Time becomes meaningless as he cycles through fear, rage, and helplessness, calling out for help in vain while trapped in a silent, claustrophobic prison. With no answers and only his imagination to torment him, Donavan begins to question his reality and sanity.

Melody lives in a terrarium with three other shrunken women, at the beck and call of their mistress Lauren. They do their best to keep the house clean and their mistress satisfied, but Lauren's mood has been volatile recently. An untouched bottle of medication may be just what they need to help their mistress get back on the right track.

A narrative poem of 300 lines narrating an inchling’s encounter with Mae Merciless.

Contains some mild peril but is otherwise gentle.

Night at the disco - what could go wrong? 

Jackie and Lynn Richards, the world's only case of mixed size twins, begin their freshman year of college at an intersize university. Ready to meet new faces, make new friends, and perhaps find those special someones, each sister will have to overcome the hurdles life throws their way, and enjoy the hijinks that ensue. Jackie, the larger twin, will have to cope with her anxiety towards people her height, and Lynn, the smaller, must accept that her body isn't as big as her personality would lead others to believe. But with a varied group of friends at their side, each dealing with their own hang-ups, the girls will have plenty of support during their education.

This is a gentle rom-com taking place in a world in which humans and two-inch tall tinies coexist, and is a sequel to Mixing Sizes with a new cast of characters.