Been working on a fun little series of short-shorts about individual body parts and how they might get used:
https://aryion.com/g4/view/640667 . At this point I've gone through both female and male reproductive systems, so I'm considering what (if any) to do next: perhaps parts of digestive or other systems/organs/etc. if there's interest. Generally these have been "non-fatal" (in that the speaker can "survive" anything) with a little bit of understandable domininance/submission elements. Let me know if you've got any particular interests!

I'm considering a possibility that two of my more established worlds might collide in the near future; curious if anyone is interested in that.

Greetings from Jessica's Vagina tells the story of a guy, shrunken by a woman's mystical power, who is unbirthed and lives inside her for many years until she finally pulls him into her womb and becomes pregnant, giving birth to a baby girl that then becomes the focus of the story. In this story, almost everything (except that initial shrinking ability) has a biological origin: Daisy (as she comes to be called) is genetically engineered, and during one of her several rebirthings gains the ability to re-engineer herself: basically giving herself a new body from time to time as she sees fit.

Manbreaker is...
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If you've been following Greetings from Jessica's Vagina but aren't caught up, stop reading here.

I don't usually leak much information about upcoming chapters, but I know how (after a year and half!) this story ends, and at the moment there's roughly 4-5 chapters remaining. The next chapter (90) is titled "War Stories", and as the name implies it's a set of short stories that take place during the war that begins in chapter 89.

Unlike the rest of the story these can be told from pretty much any perspective, so I've got an opportunity here to write about characters and interactions other than my own. So if you're dying to see someone devoured by a hungry bird-woman, or want to join in helping that...
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Well, it took a while, but I found a direction that I think made sense, as readers of my gallery have probably noticed already.

Manbreaker starts off more in the transformation story vein: a man who's been wrongly convicted is sentenced to a single visit with a woman, who, through her rather invasive imagination, is tasked with changing him from the criminal brute that the courts thought he was into a productive member of society. To do this she has to "break" him; hence the title.

Really, all (good) vore stories are about some kind of transformation. Vore takes us past the usual end of the story to see, at least a little bit, of what happens next. In an ordinary story, the action...
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Okay, I'm stumped. I had an idea kicking around for a rather simple story framework with a lot of vore (not just unbirth) possibilities; wanted to do a short, fun story (but with a point.) This one has a different kind of take on a framing that I like: being trapped in someone else's imagination where they can do whatever they like to you, can make you see and feel anything: amazing, exciting, or terrifying: their choice, whether it's physically possible or not.

While an imaginary experience can't "hurt" you any more than watching a movie, it could certainly change you, particularly if the one running the show is given enough time. What if that person's motivation was to do just that: to put you through a set of experiences designed to change you forever? What...
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Well, I finally wrapped up a story that I've been working on since January. It ends up at 64 chapters
(haven't done a full word count yet) but I like the way it's come out.

I'll post some well-deserved credits after its done, but I'd like to thank everyone who's stuck it out for the
entire duration-- hope it was a good ride! Last few chapters will be posted shortly.

Greetings from Jessica's Vagina!