Polymonstrous

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—Newsflash: Generative AI might be much more dangerous than we think. Breaking: 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.