
Expect the eclectic, from twisted fables to the musings of mad angels, with psychological smut and philosophical filth sometimes escaping from the Special Housing Unit.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 59 | Founded | 9 months ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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I found these caves on Wanderer, and the untouched valley in which they lie looked so starkly beautiful I just had to come. The nearest town to them was four hundred miles away from me — over an hour in a c...
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This story is a sequel to A the Hard Way, but you don’t need to read that series to enjoy this one. Just know Professor Deacon set her sights on Emily, a first-year student she judged might be seduced by dis...
Babysitters aren't Paul's only kink
I quit babysitting when I started college, except for one regular client. I come back every weekend to hook up with my boyfriend, Todd, and while I’m home, I sit for Paul on Saturday night.
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This story is a sequel to A the Hard Way, but you don’t need to read that series to enjoy this one. Just know Professor Deacon set her sights on Emily, a first-year student she judged might be seduced by...
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This stand-alone story is a sequel to Daisy’s Duke and The Duke and the Daisies (linked at the end). The Duke has been taken advantage of by two young women he hoped to take advantage of; perhaps he’ll have more l...
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