Author Archives: mschrissie

DETOUR THROUGH BOSTON by Mardee Louise Prynne

The breeze stirred my skirt once more, a more intense and longer lasting gust than when I first emerged from the apartment lobby and out into the as Rochelle. My skirt was lifted above my knees but somehow my freehand was able to hold it down as the gust subsided. To my vexation a few men stared at the spectacle. It also appeared that I represented a threat to the girl accompanying one of these gawkers. They had been strolling arm in arm but as soon as she noticed my attempt to hold my skirt in place, she pulled the gentleman’s arm tightly to her side and looked up at him. Glorying in my new role, I caught his eye and winked. Continue reading

Posted in Mags Inc | Comments Off

790 FUGITIVE FOR LIFE by Norman Way

Stepsisters and circumstances lead maid-like servitude. Then a chance encounter with a crime scene changes everything and the author must flee – but to where and to what? Ultimately, to transition and a new life… then to writing transgender fantasy fiction, and ultimately to womanhood. All told realistically enough that you’ll think it’s written about you! Continue reading

Posted in New Woman | Tagged , , , | Comments Off

789 THE MIRROR OF MY LOVE by Nick Lorance

Peter is a young man from a prominent, wealthy family. Even with all his advantages in life, he is still too shy to talk to Serena, the love of his life. It seems as if he will never screw up the courage to ask her on a date. Fate intervenes to change all that, however. Peter is in an automobile accident and the doctors radically alter his appearance. With his altered looks and some help from a special effects makeup artist, Peter decides to impersonate Serena’s missing sister. Falling for his feminine disguise, Serena’s family takes him in, happy to have their wayward daughter back in their fold again. From there, things only get stranger. For one thing, boys are starting to give him that look… Continue reading

Posted in Young Adult | Tagged , , , , | Comments Off

788 HAROLD by Cheryl Lynn

Harold is a skinny, nerdy eighteen-year-old boy. Living with his divorced mother, he has no male role model in his life. It isn’t easy going through puberty and high school under the best of circumstances but Harold is having a particularly hard time of it. When Mrs. Gilmore, their new neighbor, comes into their lives and offers to help Harold straighten out and fly right, his mother accepts gratefully. Mrs. Gilmore has a secret agenda, however. Before long, she is hard at work transforming Harold into a pretty girl using threats and secret doses of estrogen. She sets Harold up with Billy, her gay nephew, who has his own designs on the new girl. Before he knows what hit him, Harold finds himself going to school in pretty outfits and pleasuring Billy as his girlfriend. Continue reading

Posted in New Woman | Tagged , | Comments Off

THE WISHLOCK by January Snowden

It can be said of adults, but few give credit to children: that it is all in knowing how to keep their mouths shut. Particularly realizing that their dreams might border on the fantastic, if not the impossible, until it was accomplished. Have you never heard anyone say that they never knew someone could do something, as if it was considered unreal by them? In turn, have you ever seen that someone’s face, as if inwardly smiling, If I’d told you before I did it, you wouldn’t be amazed or proud. You would’ve laughed. Well, that was me, only I never told a soul…until now. Continue reading

Posted in Mags Inc | Tagged , | Comments Off