A twisted family finds comfort in their unique situation, albeit with no other options/escape. This is a really unique tale that exists on the edge of malice and caring. Spurring from a shared idea!

I think the ‘waking up without limbs’ subgenre has become a bundle of fantasy-fulfilling tropes, and here is a story that goes as strongly into realism as it can, and accordingly sucks you in. Also, 2nd person POV 😅

An infuriatingly accurate talk-show interview in the Thorn and Roses alt-history, where removing women’s arms becomes a muddled debate…

This story really creates a believable world and system of oppression, and that’s what makes the protagonist’s icarus-like mistake such a horrible gut-wrenching tragedy.

An absolutely excellent little romance. It shines a light on the anxiety of meeting someone, and treating a disabled person ‘normally’. It seems to be the beginning of something bigger, which I can’t wait to see!

CS has a really stunning ability to make a kinky prompt exceptionally harrowing, and this tale of a girl raised as a boy in an extremely mysoginist country and then the vulnerability… it’s incomplete but a must-read.

How a person with a disabled body could want to experience bondage of a different sort. Adaptive and careful but also hot.

Probably one of the best timeloop/same-day genre pieces in the amputation fetish. /s In all seriousness, it has a very strong arc and finish.

An innovative look on the idea of an AI itself beng perverse, and how intelligence begets hyperfocus and lewd interests.

One of the late fundamental stories that has led to my softer and simpler approach.

One of the first Potter stories to mislead on who the protagonist is! Just excellent on all accounts. Long but worth it!

This story was inspired by a Dollhood character who must look upward in pious religious devotion. Dave ran with it, and the result is great!

How to communicate a character changing both from inside and outside their head… check!

Transformed by a tool of automated surgery, this is the furthest into guro that still attrats me, and it really does!

Really tense and unflinching character work, as a young woman returns to her neighborhood bar after abandoning her disabled ex, years before.

The best headless story I have read so far, and one of the few that treats the character as more than a sex object, and addresses it as realistically as possible.

The reason I write longer-winded tales with cohesive arcs and character develepment. The protagonist goes through multiple transformations and comes out a new person, and some tranhumanist ideas are explored.

I attribute this story with inspiring my interest in deafblindness (especially in addition to limblessness!), its just such a cruel and sensual fate. Kind of a perfect example of the “too far regret” trope.

Brutal flash fic, about the cost of mind control and unrestrained objectification and use. There’s some things you can’t come back from.

A perfect introduction to the planet Torei, and a complex hierarchy of rules and etiquette on another planet, another time. Reminds me of Left Hand of Darkness, in its brief delving into the manners and ways the main character has to ‘get by’.

A classic, short and sweet. Might be the first story I read about a limbless man, but who can say?

A great depiction of a very unlikable character coming around, and missing arms doesnt hurt!

Expertly-written take on the “my dream is not what I thought” theme.

The kind of devotion this wife has to her man, discussing her changes with him; she is rewarded with utter bliss.

There’s a certain feeling I get looking out on the countless unremarkable houses passing by on a roadtrip, picturing all the lives of people in their little loops like my own but different. This collection of vignettes captures that feeling perfectly.

A simple story exploring a wish to be armless and the predicament that arises after.

A devotee really screws up a date by asking every wrong question. A lesson in a short story.

A bit of robotization, AI training, gender-bending, and maybe identity death, in a way? A cute AI suit explains there’s no escape but become girlish in every way. Its surprisingly great!

A rebellious boy visits a disabled girl to study. It does not go how you might expect.

Obviously I continued this storyline on request of Gammatelier, but that’s due to being quite a fan of the first one-shot Pozzo wrote. ‘Uptight but needy disabled boss with a soft inside’ needs to be more popular!

An unflinching tale at the plight of a disabled boy living in an orphanage. Very bleak, but remarkably empathetic story about how is life turns to the better.

A vignette of a mother in the hospital, locked-in while her family visits. Heartbreaking, but a perfect model of impacful writing.

Sador took my ‘Report from the Farm’ and dialled it up to 11!! This is a story I was very proud to assist with.

I feel like a great deal of robotization or mental conditioning is very overt. This story (especially Chapter 1) is portrays an exceptionally subtle method of coercion that feels far more likely… and scarier.

A story dealing with solely the encumbering of restrictive dress, which led into my connection with Dave Potter and Dollhood.

How do you balance elegance and ingenuity with brutality? How do make feminity valuable but also disposable? How do you craft characters that wake up with a beaming smile in such a society? I am proud to have contributed to such a rich setting as Holsom, read about it here!

This is a really important short for me, because it was written as an homage to my characters and ideas, and kicked off a really solid friendship. It’s also hot as hell!

A peek into the life of a limbless woman and her partner, amidst a slow magical transformation, altering reality to make this more normal. Too normal. I would recommend this whole series just for the way it transitions from a wannabe fantasy to larger societal changes.

More than anything, I enjoy kinky societies that are handled realistically on the character level, and here you can see Brentwood expand and flesh out world of NimbleTail’s illustrations. Sue is a complicated character in a complex world, forced to submit to an expectation of pet-like behaviour.

An appendix story from Sue’s story, this shows just how ruthless the Compulsory Pettification world is to its ‘terrorists’ or liberation rebels.

I think if you trace my fascination with “clean” body modification, it comes back to this. Its so efficient and well-designed, while leaving the protagonist almost nothing left. Simply the best.

One of the first times I imagined a full prosthetic suit for a limbless body. This one is playful and a little sadistic in a fun way!