Parody Stories

A tapestry of tales for a collection of people forced into the worst of situations. How each responds, how they survive, how they endure will show their quality. With luck and the blessings of the gods, they just might find a way out of their misfortune.

Angela’s adventures as the host of Robo-Warriors, a not so innocent, nerdy television show.

In a thrilling and erotic tale, Zondara, a world-renowned pop star, and her entourage of beautiful, talented women find themselves in the midst of a chaotic and terrifying encounter with a monstrous Kaiju. After a stunning performance, they retreat to a luxurious hotel suite, where their post-show adrenaline leads to a steamy, sensual shower scene. However, their celebration is abruptly interrupted by the appearance of a colossal, reptilian monster that begins to wreak havoc on the city. As the women flee the collapsing hotel, they are hunted and devoured by the creature, one by one, in a gruesome and erotic display of power and primal instinct. Zondara, the story's protagonist, must confront her own mortality as she is swallowed by the monster, experiencing the horrifying and intimate details of her final moments within the beast's stomach.

In the vibrant and provocative world of Las Vegas, a young bisexual woman finds her calling as a fluffer at Die Happy LLC, a unique establishment that specializes in assisted sexual suicides. Her job is to keep clients aroused and orgasmic until their final moments, whether they choose to be hanged, impaled, or eviscerated. The story takes a darkly erotic turn when she witnesses a client, Jessie, who requests to feel her own evisceration and desires hands inside her open belly. This encounter sparks an obsession within the narrator, leading her to explore her own desires and ultimately choose to experience the same fate, guided by her lover and colleague, Charlee.

Memos from HR

Sir MB

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Dec 10, 2025

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This story is a parody, sparked by the question, "If I imagine a universe where females were regarded as useful but disposable property, what problems would the HR department of a company be forced to address?" This story is ridiculously over-the-top. Nothing actually happens "on-screen." Instead, I just want to fill the reader's imagination with ideas.