So, the one bit of vore writing I've kept up more or less regularly over the years is the Story Yum vore game I'm running on Storium. And as it happens, we're about to reach a point in the game where another player or two would be welcome. So, if you'd be interested in joining in, here are the requirements.

* Not so much a requirement, but if there's anyone who played in the game but dropped out earlier on, it would be nice to see you again! If any such would like to take part, I'm sure we could bring your character back, or make a new one for you! Likewise, if there's anyone who's co-written with me before but hasn't played, we'd love to have you play!

* You need to be able and willing to write...
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So, just thought I'd drop people a line to let them know that I still exist.

I'm sorry I haven't written much here lately. Other aspects of my life have gotten busier. I only have so much time to spare to other things, and a lot of it goes to hobbies in my ordinary civilian life. One of the few aspects of my vore life that keeps going on is the "Story Yum" vore game, which is still getting the occasional entry from time to time. I'm hoping to speed it up a bit more by imposing a week-per-move time limit. Will see how that goes.

I've recently been peering at my Aekallia stories and pondering perhaps writing another installment. No...
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I had another vore dream last night. Details are sketchy, but I was apparently reading a vore comic book about an anthropomorphic tigress eating four people—two male and two female. I remember there being a note in the front from the author who said they weren't going to apologize for the content of the comic because everyone gets around to writing about a sexytigress sooner or later.

It seems that there was some sort of size-change magic involved, and possibly the prey was swimming or floating in a river. I remember a page showing a view into the tigress's mouth, but instead of being a normal throat, it was like looking down into a deep pit, with someone floating in it at the bottom. I remember the people floating into the shadows (of her mouth or tummy, I'm not sure which),...
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Hey, all. It's been a while. Just thought I'd mention, Storium just went "public."

It's also been a while since I've posted new chapters from the "Story Yum" vore game here. Sorry about that, but I lost the browser extension I had been using to create the PDFs of individual chapters in some computer problems, and it was no longer available when I looked to reinstall it. Without it, creating the multi-page PDFs of all the various scenes would have become a huge hassle, so I sort of didn't. But the game's still been going on, and it's up to Chapter 19 now.

And the good news is, since Storium is now public, it's available for anyone to read natively from the website, without me having to go to all that trouble. So if you want to catch up on what's...
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Hello everyone. I thought it might be appropriate to let you all know that I have been involved in an accident over the last couple of days. Apparently I wrecked my bike.

They let just let me out of the hospital yesterday. My head is still rattling around, and I ache over the place. Apparently nothing broken but ribs and a concussion, though those are quite enough.

Best wishes are appreciated.

I was recently reminded of an old anime series I watched once, and moved to re-watch the first episode. "Jungle wa Itsumo Hale Nochi Guu" (literally "The Jungle Was Always Nice, Then Came Guu"), known as "Haré + Guu" when it was licensed, is about a kid named Halé (or Haré) whose life is turned topsy-turvy when a disturbing girl named Guu with a propensity for randomly eating things and people comes into his life. It's plenty weird even without that added extra touch, but the voracious Guu just puts it over the top.

After rewatching that first episode, I have to say it's interesting to consider just how much influence some elements of that show had on my subsequent vore writings....
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I've really been enjoying the Storium vore game I've been taking part in. I didn't expect to be able to play in it as well as narrate, but I found a great narrator in SirScotty (whose Storium identity is "Strobe"). We sometimes disagree about little things, but we do so amicably and end up in discussions that seem to be very edifying to both sides. I like that.

This most recent chapter represents a sort of turning point in the game. When we started Chapter 7, we introduced a secondary, split scene for two new characters, since one of their players wasn't keen on the storyline I'd just started for the others, and the other one was new. The idea was we were going to merge the...
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I've just posted chapter 6 of the Storium game in my gallery. At the end of this scene, one of our players' characters passed out of the game for a while, and the next chapter was kind of like starting a whole new story. So, after I set up what looked like an interesting scenario to play out over a few chapters, I handed narrator duties over to Sir Scotty so I could try playing in a vore campaign myself. It's going to be interesting to see how the game goes from here.

I do hope folks are enjoying reading it. It's fun working in the campus again...

As folks who follow me might have seen by now, I've posted the first few chapters' worth of the Storium game. I've noticed a few dozen people have looked at them, but don't see any comments (apart from a comment by one of my players). I do hope folks will read them, even though they are PDFs that require downloading rather than textual stories that can be read here. I think it's the most successful Storium game I've yet run or played in.

I reiterate: if anyone would like to try running a game of their own, I can clone it off and pass it over to them. It's really quite easy. You don't have to be limited to my setting, either. You can make up your own cards for your own settings. This is an intriguing way of running an interactive vore story precisely because it has game...
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We've completed three scenes so far and are into the fourth in our "Story Yum" vore Storium game. I have three players so far and I've been working with them; a couple of other folks have expressed interest in the last slot. Have to see which one's available first, and when there would be an opportunity to work their characters in. I might be able to accommodate both of them, I don't know.

Perhaps I shouldn't be given the talent for writing its players have already demonstrated elsewhere, but I'm amazed at how well it's going. It's been a bit of a learning experience for players new to the game, but with a little coaching they've all gotten the idea really well. It's fun to play in,...
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