01One day, Eric came home, his head buzzing with a fever.
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02Love and logic: will the twain ever meet?
03A last and violent swing of the scales.
04There is a very good chance the child is Eric's.
08Irene accepts her consequences.
8A foretaste of damnation.
A story of blood and madness.
1All she tasted was frothing saliva mixed with lipstick.
2Kristie at the Gate of Pain.
A delicious way to pay for dinner.
What to do when you turn invisible?
Kristie at the Gate of Hunger.
"Why does she only fuck white guys?" he asked.
A story about sirens, well, sort of.
Did his doubt push her over the edge?
Shouldn't a smart girl look after herself, too?
Kristie at the Gate of Shame.
03"You do as told, please."
04Dilemmas can leave you crazy.
06Ploughing a neglected garden.
07Was this body the same body?
08Control, we think, is a one-way road.
09Most people see pain as a negative emotion.
10The sickly-sweet mixture of talcum powder and latex.
11Truth is an iconic phenomenon in the moral landscape.
12"Mrs. Austin, will you become my husband?"
1What was happening to her?
2A new slave awaits her Mistress' training.
A different take on Jake's story; Jill has had it.
The mystery of being helpless.
1Ugly girls don't get fucked.
2Ugly girls don't get fucked. Or do they?
3Ugly girls get laughed at.
1Is it wise to make a lover see?
2Who's the friend, who's the foe?
4How to believe one's eyes?
5The end? Or a blind alley?
01Who can we trust if not our mothers?
02Why do we insist there could only be men and women?
03The face in the mirror belonged to a stranger.
04What if the people you hate become the only ones to turn to?
05"Please rise and undress, sweetie."
06His sweet cherry lips opened wide to take the penis in.
07The door opened and his soul died.
08She nodded and said: "She's ready."
09Returning to Norton's, not knowing why.
10How to win a fight if all you know is to be charming?
1A tragi-comedy of misunderstandings.
2A tragi-comedy of misunderstandings.
3A tragi-comedy of misunderstandings.
4A tragi-comedy of misunderstandings.
A tale about the obscenity of poverty.
1Body or mind, who decides? Is there a choice at all?
2Body or mind, who decides? Is there really a choice?
3Body or mind, who decides? Is there a choice at all?
4Body or mind, who decides? Is there a choice at all?
5Body or mind, who decides? Is there really a choice?
6Body or mind, who decides? Is there a choice at all?
7Body or mind, who decides? Is there really a choice?
1How reality bit him in his foot.
2How she slithered out of love.
1A matter of true or false.
2How a fallen tree saved him.
1A man, a woman, a marriage.
3A man, a wife, a marriage.
01Where I find out that I'm not the only guy in the world.
02Where I wonder who I married nine years ago.
03Where I find out the true meaning of Public Relations.
04Where I discover that I can't kill the woman I married.
05Where I wonder if I married two women or only half of one.
06Where I have to wonder if my wife ever gave up her jocks.
07Where Love once more pretends that it may conquer all.
08Where Erica tops my silly plan with an even sillier one.
09Where things don't get better before they do.
10Where Onslow has several surprises for me – not all pleasant.
11Where I find out that my circus always had a clown.
12An epilogue, but that sounds so pretentious, doesn't it?
Two people walk through a bare, cold grove.
