Overview

Four spicy, monstrous short stories from Polly Liticat feature sapphic, achillean, pansexual, and even sort of heterosexual pairings across present, past, and future

A Different Kind of Proof —Laney and her new friend Kate have to bring back proof of a monster encounter. But what does that mean, exactly? (sapphic; 3,000 words)

High Proof —Mike and Pete are sort of looking for monsters in the woods, but mostly they’re looking to hook up. But the woods might have different plans... (achillean; 3,000 words)

To Stone Turned —A weary soldier cursed by a goddess. An embittered but lonely Gorgon. For those who like “I’ll probably kill you in the morning” with their enemies-to-lovers. (sort of heterosexual; 5,000 words)

Uncanny Valley of the Fae — Generative AI might be much more dangerous than we think. Perry might be really, deeply , okay with that. (pansexual; 4,000 words)

These stories feature on-page sexual encounters with mild D/s elements, including impact play. There is mild on-page violence (in “To Stone Turned”), and the stories depict alcohol use.