Stories

A cynical writer sells out and writes a gay werewolf story for clout.
It’s supposed to be trash.
It goes viral instead.
Now the author he accidentally parodied thinks it's hot.
And the fans? They’re demanding Chapter Two.
The problem?
He never intended to write one.
... Oops.

I came up with the idea for this fun story and decided to use Aero1107 from Deviantart and myself as two of the characters.

Shawn has a secret... or at least, he thought he did.

Twin brothers.
One is gay.
The other is haunted... probably.

One-shot companion to Thanks, Dads.

Ryan didn’t plan for Sofa Club. Or for his dads to find out.

Or for the worst part of all:

getting caught caring.

What do you get when your satirical college essay is read by your two dads?

Trial by passive-aggressiveness.

Judgment from a pug who demands tribute with every verdict.

And emotional blackmail, served cold on a guilt-plated platter.

Thanks, Dads.

When a glamazon in towering heels and her caftan-clad bestie take a “fashion stroll” across a gay beach, chaos, crabs, and bratwurst-related trauma ensue. Heels in the Sand: A Beachside Drag-edy is a hilariously sassy tale of sun, shade, and stilettos, where the only thing higher than the heels is the drama.

This is collaborative effort with the amazing jojkk, he's posted on deviantart.com He was awesome enough to let me use his character, Mr. Smiles from his Superhero Tickles comic.

This is another of my stories from 2014. I decided to post it here because it's remained one of my faves, despite its flawed grammar.

A young security guard gets into a ticklish situation he can't get himself out of.

(As I've stated before, I started writing tickle fetish stories in 2008. Feeling nostalgic, I found an early story I posted on tklfrat.com back in 2014, and decided to post it here to hopefully show how far I've evolved in my storytelling. While I did make some minor adjustments to make it easier to read and less cringe worthy, I've left the story in it's original presented form. Please excuse my grammatical errors, there was no grammarly in existence to help me polish my finished product.)