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'Til The Cows Come Home by grapehyacinth, literature

What Dreams May Become 17 by grapehyacinth, literature

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What Dreams May Become 17

by grapehyacinth I can't stand Roman. He leaves me here all alone, tired, sick, and hurting, while he runs around transforming with his stupid cousin... Doesn't he care how much I want to be with him? Doesn't he want to make sure his pregnant wife is okay? Silly thoughts battled themselves in my tired brain. I shifted from sadness, to jealousy, to anger within seconds of each other. “Roman, why did you have to leave me here by myself?” I shouted at the empty house. I felt awful, and I didn't care how childish I was acting. It wasn't like anyone was around to notice, anyway. Bobby had been visiting us for a few days. It had

My Big Fat Canine Wedding by grapehyacinth, literature

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My Big Fat Canine Wedding

by grapehyacinth The night before Becca Michaels' wedding was a whirlwind of eating, dancing, and drinking. The celebration served to wipe away the memories of a tough year – a year of contracting Canine Transformation Disorder, or CTD, and dealing with its traumatic symptoms. But now Becca was officially post-CTD. The spontaneous canine metamorphoses had come to an end, and she had perfected the art of transforming only when she chose. ...Which Matt, her fiancé, found particularly alluring. Now she sat in her hairdresser's chair, suffering the remainder of the past evening's antics. As the stylist ran a curling iron through h

Patty on the Grill by grapehyacinth, literature

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Patty on the Grill

A Trust Machines Storyby grapehyacinth “After my cousin Patty turned us into a can of dog food and let her dogs get to us, I damned well need to get back at her,” Rob told his wife Mona, but he smiled as he said it. Mona looked worried, however. “But she hates the Venn Machines. She hates being transformed in them.” “No, she just thinks we're crazy because we like to be food. So I think, as mentioned, we should let her try it. After all, her name just happens to be Patty.” Mona cringed, but Rob smirked. “Come on, she'll make such lean ground beef, and then we'll toss her on the barbeque and gr

Wolf Trip Tours by grapehyacinth, literature

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Wolf Trip Tours

by grapehyacinth This year it was Cassie's turn to pick the “girls' week out” vacation for her and her three best friends, and she intended to make it the best and most interesting one yet. But time was running out to find one, and another ski trip or river cruise just wouldn't cut it. ...That's when the brochure came in the mail. She didn't remember requesting it, but then again, she had filled out so many of those “send me more information” requests at the back of magazines that she must have unknowingly checked off the box for “Wolf Trip Tours”. So, from what she could glean from the cryptic wordi

The Genie and The Stockbroker by grapehyacinth, literature

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The Genie and The Stockbroker

by grapehyacinth Carleton, ex-wizard and recently-sentenced genie, sat back, watching an old movie version of the Aladdin myth. “Crappy effects, you can see the wires dangling from the damn magic carpet!” he yelled at the television set. He was silent for seconds. “You know, I could use one of those myself.” The sound of rubbing met his ears. “Oh, damn,” he muttered. He gave in to the magic pulling at him and rendering him into smoke. He poured out of the bottle and soon stood in front of an impeccably-dressed, handsome young man. “Holy goddamn–” Carleton cut him off. He was alre

The Henpecked Wife by grapehyacinth, literature

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The Henpecked Wife

by grapehyacinth The moment Mattie, a young socialite, laid eyes on Ray, her rugged blind date, she fell in love. ...Until she found out he was a farmer. “Neddy said you went to college!” she exclaimed. Ray reddened. “I did!” “But you said you're a farmer!” “I am!” “Then why did you go to college?” “I got a degree in agriculture! What do you think, farmers can't go to school? I have more education than you, Miss Snobby City-Girl!” Ray and Mattie married not even a year later. For five generations, Ray's family ran a farm, and Ray had recently inherited it. Un

What Dreams May Become 16 by grapehyacinth, literature

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What Dreams May Become 16

by grapehyacinth Roman's younger cousin Bobby exploded through our front door. He threw his suitcase to the ground and shouted, “Damn it, Roman, make me a nail clipper!” My husband quietly shut the door behind him. “I thought you wanted to be a llama.” “Nah, too cold for that right now.” Bobby looked suspiciously like Roman. He had the same dark hair and brownish eyes. But he was also a good fifty pounds heavier, and perhaps an inch or two shorter. He obviously noticed that Roman was checking him out, because he shrugged. “Yeah, I'm getting pretty heavy. Stress eating. Maybe you'll change me

The Family Snowblower by grapehyacinth, literature

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The Family Snowblower

by grapehyacinth “That's a heck of a blizzard out there, Aldous. You're going to have to shovel,” Cora commented as she combed through a pile of papers. Her husband, who sat cradling a cup of coffee at the kitchen table, frowned. “Why can't we just magic away the snow like we usually do?” “Because there's so much of it, people will wonder how it suddenly disappeared. An inch or so of snow we can magic away quickly at night; no one will realize. But this is over a foot. Normally in this much snow, even using a snowblower would take a while on our driveway. We have to put on some kind of show for the neighbor

What Dreams May Become 15 by grapehyacinth, literature

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What Dreams May Become 15

by grapehyacinth “Oh my God! You're really...expecting? It's winter, we have to keep you snug and warm!” My husband Roman enveloped me, his body shifting into a remarkably comfortable coat. I hugged his fleecy form tight to my chest, excited. “Oh, Roman, I'm fine! You don't have to do this! Although you are really...soft.” After trying for a baby all of these months, my mind still couldn't quite process the fact that I held a positive pregnancy test in my hand. “Oh, God, Roman, look at this thing!” He changed into a person so he could snatch it from my hands and stare at it like he'd discovered gold

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Wolf Trip Tours by grapehyacinth, literature

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What Dreams May Become 15 by grapehyacinth, literature

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Wood-stock by Wolfboy-who-cuddles, literature

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Wood-stock

Warning before you proceed into this story I should note that this story contains female transformation but (unlike most of my work) is not mature content containing. This story is a gift commission to the sensational Grape-Hyacinth, I hope all of my readers enjoy it and thank you. August 20, 1969 "It’s so good to finally be home" said a young red haired woman by the name of Daisy. Daisy was a thoroughbred hippie through and through, she loved rock and roll, hated the war and anti-rights people and she had a little taste of drugs. She was by no means a junkie or addict she just would lightly use a few natural things is all. She had just gotten back from a long road trip for a huge music festival up in New York called Woodstock (maybe you heard of it?) and was eager to unwind. “Shoot, I forgot that mom and dad were going out of town to visit relatives. Guess I get the house to myself...I can really let my groove out now." she walked upstairs to her bedroom adorned with posters and

High Spirits (Balloon TF) by rosewood-witch, literature

Artieficially Upholstered 1 by dkfenger, literature

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Artieficially Upholstered 1

“Hey Artie, what’s up?” An unkempt twenty-something guy with a voluminous shoulder-length brown hair and blue-black sunglasses on grinned at his friend. “Hey Fuzzy. Can I ask you a favour?” Uzzi sighed at the old nick-name, a reference both to his name and his bear-like stature. He shrugged. “Sure. Come in, have you eaten lately? You’re looking a little hollow.” Artie nodded eagerly, and followed his taller friend into his apartment kitchen. “It’s been a rough couple months, you know? Ever since I lost the job, really. Nobody’s hiring, but all my friends are here...

Trust Machines: Show and Tell by trismegistusshandy, literature

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Trust Machines: Show and Tell

"All right," said Ms. Koopman, eyeing her kindergarten class. "Who's next...? Kimberly, what have you got for Show and Tell?" The little girl she'd called on got up and walked up in front of the class, holding what seemed like an off-brand Barbie of some sort. The doll was about ten inches high, with red hair and a more realistic figure than a Barbie, but still clearly an adult, and dressed in a yellow sundress and strappy sandals. "This is my uncle Kevin," she announced. "Mommy used the vim machine to turn him into my doll." Ms. Koopman opened her eyes wide in surprise. "Kimberly, are you sure you should bring your uncle to school?

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Trust Machines - Layover by clancy688, literature

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Trust Machines - Layover

LayoveraTrust Machines storybyclancy688 I'd been an avid fan of hard science fiction since my childhood, and the twin paradox had always been a very intriguing concept to me. Leaving your home to return a few subjective years later, only to come upon a radically changed planet - because at home decades, or even centuries, had gone past. Imagine how the traveler must feel upon returning home and learning of all the changes which had transpired during his absence. The advances in science, the shifting social norms... Granted, this hadn't happened to me. Not... completely, at least. No decades had elapsed, neither for me nor for anyone else. It

Blue by dkfenger, literature

Trust Machines - Beastly Beauty 14 by dkfenger, literature

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Trust Machines - Beastly Beauty 14

Chapter 14 - Parental Problems Bailey decided she’d had quite enough of being mouse-sized, and asked politely to be grown up. Violet was happy to oblige, and soon Bailey’s head was back on a level with Violet’s. She thanked Violet with a very snuggly kiss that ended up with Bailey’s tentacles twined in Violet’s, and her lower body wrapped around Violet’s legs. When they finally came up for air there was cheering, mostly from Miji. Violet touched a tentacle to the silver dragongirl around her neck. “That didn’t bother you, kit-kat?” “Nah. It was sweet. Don’t do that to

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I like to write mostly sci-fi/fantasy stories. I came across DA a while ago, and was impressed by some of the talent on here. I found some great TF stories here, and I realized it could be a lot of fun to write stories with a transformation theme. At long last, I finally joined and posted, and I'm thrilled (and overwhelmed) by the response.

If you like my work, take a look at my books! The Family of the Fox trilogy is available at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and most other platforms in both print and digital. Check out my website for info! www.fmisaacs.com/

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Jan 29, 2022

Legacy of the Fox, Last Book of the series, is out

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First of all, I hope everyone is well. I'm not on here as much as I used to be, but I do still visit, and I always check messages. Those of you who have been reading my Young Adult series, Family of the Fox, have been patiently waiting for the third and final installment, and I thank you. One thing after another has pushed publication back, but it's finally coming out on Feb. 4 (although you can preorder now). It's been a long journey from that first paragraph of the first book to today. Family of the Fox came out in February of 2018, when the world was a far different place. I like to think, judging from the feedback I've gotten, that Corinne and her family have given everyone a little respite from the harsh world around us. If you haven't already read the series, give it a try- it's really geared to the YA set, so it reads like most of my work on DA. There's plenty of transformation, time travel, and all that fun stuff. Feel free to drop me a line and let me know what you think-

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Feb 29, 2020

Second Book in My Trilogy is Out!

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The second book in my Family of the Fox trilogy, Trail of the Fox, is officially released! For those of you who've read the first book, this is a continuation of eighteen-year-old Corinne's story, which is chock-full of transforming, time travelling, and all that other good stuff. If you haven't read the first book and you'd like to try a full-length novel with TF in it, now's your chance- there is a promotion going on now to read it free on most e-book platforms (Barnes and Noble, Kobo, GooglePlay, etc, etc... (It's on sale on Amazon for 99 cents). Check it out here: Family of the Fox Trail of the Fox (Book 2) is available on most ebook pla