The hardest stories I've written are the ones I haven't written yet, of course.
However, when writing the tenth story of the Tales of the Visceral Voyager, of which the first three are posted on Eka's (see blatant plug below), I wanted to try my hand at giantess vore. The problem was that I'm using a Dungeons and Dragons® style setting for those stories, which means that giants top out at maybe twenty feet. Even with a
reduce person spell, a human or elf or even a halfling or gnome is not going to fit into her esophagus—not unless the giantess's head and torso are grossly misshapen.
I could have made a bigger giant, but if the prey becomes too small in comparison, it seems like it's hardly worth writing about, at least to me. The prey isn't a person; it's just another M&M in the bowl.
Also, being humanoid, giants normally chew their food, and the story isn't a hard vore story. So it took days to figure out a way around these admittedly self-imposed limitations—but I did, and I did it without using magic not already published for D&D.
How?
That would be telling. You'll just have to wait.
(never doing that again... I broke 3 pencils, and used up 2 erasers)
