Story Commissions

The Making of a Spy (2001)

This went for $63 US. It contains some explicit scenes and some violence.
The story concept and characters belong to Moldred - http://www.moldred.org. All of the characters, with the exception of Pomp the Potto, belong to him and have only been borrowed for the duration of this story.
I should probably explain - this is a FURRY story - about anthropromophic animals, so if anyone wonders why one minute they seem human, the next animal, its because its easier to write "Skunk" then "skunk morph" especially given that all mammals in this world are morphic and therefore wouldn't think of a skunk as being a non-morphic being. Does that make sense? They can also transform into their true animal form - like Pookamon.

Debts Must Be Honoured (2001-2)

This went for $43 US. It contains some explicit scenes and some violence.
It also belongs to Moldred and follows on from the above story. You know your stories are well recieved when the same person keeps bidding for them! This continues the Saga of Shirley, once a Bar Wench, now a spy and double-agent, set with the task of assassination.
But can she do it?

Battle Mate, Blood Mate, Life Mate (2002)

This went for $10 US, it was auctioned as a Valentine's Gift and obviously not too many liked the idea... Anyhow, it is one of my favourites, being that it is a romance, sort of... Seperated during a war, can Rymeer be reunited with his lost love?
All characters, excluding Baramas, belong to Rymeer, who won this auction.

Long Odds (2002)

This went for... $25 if I remember rightly. Despite that, it is my longest and most epic commission to date (although I'm working on a longer one atm). "I'm thinking of a space opera this time" Moldred said, and he sure as heck got one! Using my usual habit of taking the basics and over-exagerating them massively...
Doctor Long, Natalie Fenkirk and Roger Willcock belong to Moldred, but Benjamin and Cori are my creations. With any luck we shall see more of them at a later date!

Ecology Commission: Centaurpede (2002)

A long and involved Ecology commission for Mozdoc, based on his bizarre creation, the Centaurpede, with some information on its home planet.
This was a very hard, involved commission for me, given that I was trying to make the completely unbelievable believable, and it cost the buyer a whole $20.