These are short stories I've written over time. This page is broken into five sections:
The "Author, Author" series is a bunch of writings written from the viewpoint of "The Author", which is yours truly. It contains my views on being a Furry Author. Sometimes get kind of depressing, sometimes humourous, probably often boring, but always honest, this is how I think it's like to be an author.
Since this is more of a diary than anything else, don't expect any sort of continuity. I will bitch when I'm depressed, ramble when I'm pensive, and say whatever I am feeling at the time.
Much of what I have written is for my own enjoyment. Some of these I consider depressingly poor and therefore in need of rewrites. But in any case, here are all my original short stories.
This is a story of a rarity in musclefur fiction: Steroid use. This was recieved very well in the musclefur groups I am a part of. Please. If you know of anyone who is using steroids, or is gonna use steroids, get them help. Even if they don't want it, or don't thank you later, they need help.
This is, by far, my darkest story ever. The Comforter is NOT for the faint of heart. It actually forced the creation of a new forum for adult stories, and got me a well-earned lecture from a mod on a Yahoo group. This story is about suicide. If you know anyone even considering suicide, get them help.
I love twists and turns in stories, I love giving the readers a surprise. On top of that, my sense of humor is somewhat macabre. So here is "Darkest Night", a story I wrote for Hallowe'en. Enjoy.
Gawd, I love this one! The Wrasslin' Lynx comes to IRL land, and meets his creator. Kind of a silly story, but the opportunity to be silly is one of the benefits of writing!
This is one of my oldest works, written when I was but 18. I always wanted to make a series of stories in this universe; perhaps one day I will.
A short piece that was my first shot at writing Furry Muscle, I am happy at the way this turned out. An old musclefur finds a new fan where it truly counts...
A short story about a guy who hunts a wolf. I'm not against hunting animals, but I am against the idea of hunting animals for the sake of "sport."
I enjoy writing stories for others, and touching on their own works. Of course, my largest fanfic is The Basalt City Chronicles, which is over in my Novels section.
This goofy story was written for Shane Nelson, creator of the webcomic "Shayla the Pink Mouse." I couldn't resist throwing his character Trevor into a ridiculous position.
Trevor, Katrina, and Shayla are © Shane. Wildwind Dandinson, Wildflower Dandinson, and Dreysanius von Acrutar are © me.
Written For Shane Nelson
I thought the idea of a disabled musclefur was one that begged to be brought to light. No offence to anyone meant, but disabled furs are a very rare subject. The only artist I've seen draw one is Albert Temple (His character, Ernie, cannot walk). Disabled musclefurs are, as far as I have seen, nonexistant. So, I was wondering, why not a musclefur in a wheelchair? This story is the result. Enjoy.
All characters contained within are © Braford, with the exception of Josef, who is © me.
Written For Braford
This story was inspired by Erin Topping's website "WTF" which is no longer online. She thought it was quite good. :) Unfortunately, I don't have a site for her. :'(
Written For Erin Topping
This tale also appears on Gene Catlow's site, which shows you how much he liked it. When I wrote the story, I didn't know Dodo Modo (who appears in it) was © someone else, so that character is used without permission, I'm afraid.
Written For Gene Catlow
This is a special subset of fan fiction, where the story is based on a specific piece or set of artwork. In each case, the piece of artwork is either linked to in the description, or shown in the story.
This story was in response to an art exchange that was taking place on FurAffinity. The order of pictures is thus:
And that's where my story took off, with Jack about to get Gene Catlow drunk. The stories took a different direction, of course, but Gene and CatsWhisker found this an amusing possibility. The actual storyline continued as follows:
And, yes, this is a deliberate pun on "The Devil Wears Prada." "Grenada" is a Ford car that I really did purchase for $1.00.
Written For Gene Catlow
This was written in response to a comic series drawn by Gene Catlow. The comic is as follows:
Written For Gene Catlow
Jesoran Tarnysk, father of Barinsk "Bustfang" Tarnysk from the Donnkharus Chronicles, seeks out a new recruit, to continue the ancient tradition of tournament fighting.
Written For Lysozyme
Years ago, I belonged to several clubs which were grouped into the Redwall Online Community, or ROC for short. One way to gain rank in these clubs was to write missions—you would choose an objective from a list, and write a short story about how you completed that objective.
The stories featured here are the only extant missions from these clubs that I know of that I wrote. Five are written for a club called MoonShadow Island, 1 for Sampetra: Imperial Army Serving Ublaz.
They all feature a family of evil vampiric wolves known as the WindSchreiener family.
The stories are presented here in chronological order. If there seems to be great holes in continuity, recall that these were written for roleplaying clubs; much that went on between the stories is now permanently lost, but these stories DID make sense to their original audiences.
King Nightskar , Xean, and Emperor Ublaz are © their players. Emperor Ublaz is based on the character from the book Pearls of Lutra by Brian Jacques.
So read them and enjoy what are among the oldest examples of my writing available online. I have edited them but little, allowing you to see what my writing was really like when I first began writing in earnest.
Told By: Loroch WindSchreiener
Quest Completed By: Loroch WindSchreiener
This is the first mission I wrote for a club called Moonshadow Island. King Nightskar wanted a certain cove, but it was inhabited by a colony of virtuous woodlanders. It was up to Loroch to rectify that problem.
Told By: Loroch and Laraida WindSchreiener.
Quest Completed By: Loroch, Laraida, Rolja, and Shtaragk WindSchreiener.
This is the second mission I wrote for Moonshadow Island. Encouraged by Loroch's success at the cove, King Nightskar sends Loroch and his family out to investigate a pair of ships sailing there.
Told By: Eisenzahn WindSchreiener.
Quest Completed By: Eisenzahn WindShreiener
This is the third mission I wrote for Moonshadow Island. Eisenzahn has a run-in with a pike
Told By: Loroch WindSchreiener
Quest Completed By: Loroch, Shtaragk, and Eisenzahn WindSchreiener
This is the fourth mission I wrote for Moonshadow Island. Loroch and two of his sons return to the abandoned Fort Darkmist.
Incidently, Fort Darkmist was the first ROC club I ever joined. Its leaders, Ursus Pandion and Arctos Aponaphelma, are © their players.
Told By: Shtaragk WindSchreiener
Quest Completed By: Shtaragk WindSchreiener
This is the fifth and last mission I wrote for Moonshadow Island. While on a quest, Shtaragk claims his vampiric heritage
Ursus Pandion and Arctos Aponaphelma, are © their players.
Quest Completed By: Loroch, Rolja, and Shtaragk WindSchreiener
This is the first mission I wrote for a club called Sampetra: Imperial Navy Serving Ublaz. Loroch, Rolja, and Shtaragk deal with an infestation of lizards.
These are stories written for Buck Hopper's creation The Furry Basketball Association (FBA).
This is a different style for me. Think of it as being written for a book called The FBA Hall of Shame. It's the story of the wildest brawl ever in the FBA.
Written For Buck Hopper