Kylie vs Claudia Update

I finished my story a few weeks ago and Claudia finished hers up over the weekend. I won't give anything away except to say that my story is very much what you'd expect from me and Claudia pulled a change up on me. I don't know how I feel about it. It's a bit different from what we usually write although it certainly has all the elements of female domination and feminization in it.  I'm going out of town for a bit, but when I get back I'm going to set up the voting and I'll publish the whole thing on August 10th. 

If I can stomach being gracious for a moment, I think her story does show that Claudia is a pretty gifted writer in her own right and not just along for the ride. I think my stories have improved greatly since she became my cowriter and I'm kind of glad she gets to show off a bit.

Feminizing a Ghost

This may have been the first book I have ever written where the toughest part was naming the damn thing. Feminizing a Ghost isn't a bad title, but I have been worried people would think I meant a real ghost.  I got the idea for Feminizing a Ghost from an interview on NPR with an advice columnist. She talked about receiving an email from a guy who ghosted a woman and now 10 years later, he discovered she was going to be his boss.

If you've never heard of ghosting, it's when somebody is cowardly to face a confrontation so they just completely vanish from their lover or spouse's life. That's what happens in this story. When Andi is on vacation with her best friend, the friend's fiancee Jake cleans out his stuff from their apartment and just vanishes. It's 6 years later, he doesn't remember Andi and she's about to be his new coworker.

At it's heart it's mostly about the actual act of feminizing Jake and the powerful humiliation that he feels at  the hand of Andi and the girlfriend he ghosted.

Beach House: Forced Feminization on the Shore

I'm going to start off by outing myself. Beach House is a reworking of a 25 year old genre classic by Cindy V.  Her story is a great read, but I never liked the ending. I read her story carefully and rewrote it changing details before greatly diverging.  I then ran it by Claudia and Mindi Harris to have their goes at making changes they found necessary or desirable.  In the end, we had a very original story, but so many of the bones were from Cindy, that I really wanted to acknowledge her.

I first talked to Cindy way back when I was in college. I was being feminized, but I had reached the point where I was actually quite enjoying it. She took great delight in hearing about my circumstances and eventually even built up an online friendship with Amanda (the girl behind my feminization). I have no idea how many of  the wicked ideas Amanda had for me came from Cindy.

Cindy was a bit older than us and had a really interesting life.  I know she said that she had done roller derby professionally in the 70s. Cindy shared with me some of her writing and it was the first feminization fiction that i ever read.  Here's a copy of her story Human Resources on Fictionmania.  I hope Cindy is still doing great wherever she is and I'm really sorry I lost contact with her years ago.

So what is Beach House? It's the story of Charlie who works in the IT Department with two very attractive twin sisters named Nora and Laura. Since they began working in his department, he's been finding excuses just to be near them. Imagine his surprise when they approach him with an offer he can't refuse. They want hi to go away for a getaway to their beach house and he won't have to pay a thing. The only catch is they expect him to be their servant.

Of course when he hears servant, he's thinking butler and they're thinking maid. All in all, it's a very humiliating little vacation for our hero, but with plenty of perks.