Hey folk! In just over two weeks, I'll be releasing the first part of a story series called Finding Yourself Beyond Purgatory, about a caracal named Cherry and his experience with a deity of lust, life and a dichotomous portfolio of both freedom and servitude. Oh, and latex, of course. Because, of course, said deity is Misha themself, at least in chapter one, a plump vixen with emerald eyes.

Misha is both distinctly male and distinctly female, depending on their whims. To her, a freely shared sexual experience is holy.

The series will feature exploration of gender expression, and could very easily be termed as clearly bi/pan. The individual chapters will generally feature only one pairing or grouping, so that folk can skip over scenes they wouldn't enjoy, but to really explore Cherry's whole experience, you should read it all.

Also on the way is Should Have Read The Fine Print, featuring *gasp* a human in my Protean Earth timeline. Jarit, one of the few proteus-inert humans around, has sold himself in a temporary contract as a pleasure slave. But he really should have read the fine print, because he finds an emergency necessitates his sale to an old wolf who really doesn't care that he doesn't like dick. This story, I think is the closest I'll ever get to outright nonconsensual play (I'll have a whole journal post examining where I stand with that) involving two sapient beings. Even in the context of the tale, it's something that's considered acceptable, and Jarit finds himself torn between his natural tendency and love of servitude and pet play, and his distaste for the idea of being knotted whether he likes it or not.

Generally a lot of my tales link to the Protean Earth setting, whether they're far in the future or modern day, or ambiguous as in Fine Print. It's a convenient way to explain how it's a culture that's built on human perceptions and linguistics, but well, furries of sometimes even mythical species or riotous colours can be passed off as proteus aberrations or intentionally driven proteus manipulation.

Lastly, the ever-wonderful  rekrith is going to feature in Really Not The Same At All, where this particular iteration of her finds herself falling victim to a new critter that I call the Rekkie Snail. This will be the first of my SubStar higher tier entitlements.