This is a story I'd started working on months ago, stopped, then finally kicked myself into finishing recently. Just after I'd started it, I was pointed at a story by Naman which is also a "virtual reality" story, but this is different enough that I don't think anyone's going to assume one piece has inspired the other. Highly fluffy but fun. The violence, such as it is, is highly cartoonish – the piece might earn an R rating for language, though!

Two human soldiers pursuing a terrorist group through a "jump gate" find themselves waylaid by teen catgirls. Written all the way back in January 1995, now cleaned up and polished a little. Sillier than most of what I've written since, but sweet (in an odd way).

What if one day in the not-so-distant future, the world suddenly contained animals, doing normal animal things, who just happened to be a couple orders of magnitude larger? This piece flirts with magic realism and even a little social philosophy.

In a lot of giant stories, a normal person finds themselves suddenly giant – and goes on a rampage. Why would someone do that? What would happen afterward? The horror in this piece is psychological, not visceral, so while it doesn't get the sex or violence warning, it may be just as disturbing.

A rabbit wildlife photographer taking photos of a desert sunrise comes across a sleeping coyote giantess. When she wakes up, he finds himself in for a most unusual photo shoot. Fluffy but cute.

A story about me, before I came to FurryMUCK – I was younger then, and far less socialized, to be polite. Someone described this story as being what a "Tom and Jerry" cartoon would be if it were directed by Paul Verhoeven.