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This, of course, is an out and out fantasy. It starts out with a virgin sacrifice, and we all know that the reason there aren’t any unicorns around any more is the lack of virgins. Right?

Lord Howard tries a virgin sacrifice to call up a demon so he can get a ponygirl ranch beyond the reach of the authorities. He gets a dark elf duke instead. The elf takes the sacrifice as his consulting fee, and decides to give Lord Howard his wish, for reasons of his own. This is Tania’s story as one of the elves’ ponygirls, named Bushytail.

The elf duke decides to challenge Lord Howard to a game of ponygirl polo. Lord Howard has a few problems with that. Nobody on his side knows polo. Besides, they’ve never figured out how to ride a ponygirl. Well, it turns out the elves have a plan….

Tania has managed to get everyone out safely after the elf Duke lets the deminse go to Chaos, and now she has to figure out what she's going to do with her ponygirl ranch.

This, of course, is another out and out fantasy. The first story is very early: January 2001.

Lady Deborah's father, the Duke of Balizon, issues his defiance of his leige. King Abronix orders his children, being held hostage for his good behavior, to suffer a fate worse than death. Lady Deborah has other plans...

King Rupert is getting more and more uneasy about having Lady Deborah resident at his castle, especially since she has a poorly understood sorcerous relationship with Princess Malrode, the descendent of the late King and Queen of the previous dynasty. I suppose anyone would have some difficulty understanding a Princess who spends part of her time as a writing table, part of her time as a magic mirror, and part of it as - something else. He decides that that Lady Deborah should further her education at the capital of the Empire of Kafuzalum. Further being the operative word.

The Empire of Kafuzalum has awarded Lady Deborah the duchy formerly ruled by the treasonous duke. There's just one little problem. The accounts are a mess, the creditors are pounding on the door and all of the fiefdoms are heamoraging money. The only thing that's standing between her and them is her storehouse of fabulous gems, and now the gem merchants are beginning to ask questions. Something Must Be Done.

New Babylon is a pleasure resort on Maui, 24 thousand years in the past. There is one story (with a second in the works) that shows what happens to a down and out character when she becomes a ponygirl there.

Yvonne has been tossed out of her college with no notice, and is currently living in a real slum. She finds a man with a job - a five year indenture as a sex slave on New Babylon. She should have read the contract before signing it!

In seven parts -->  Part 1  Part 2  Part 3  Part 4  Part 5  Part 6  Part 7 

Jill of the Jungle was the designated quarry in New Babylon’s premium escaped slave hunts. Cindy wanted to retire to New Babylon after embezzling enough from MegaCorp to provide for a lifetime of luxury. How is Cindy going to adapt to being Jill’s ponygirl? (in preparation).

These stories (five here, four in some stage of writing) take place in a world that has been ravaged by the Plague Decades which reduced the world population to around 1.5 billion over a 20 year period. The last plague was Scatterbrain, which resulted in a sex ratio of one male to every 3 females, around half of whom were too damaged by Scatterbrain to function without computer control.

How do you build a race of self-perpetuating cyborgs, if you don’t care about ethics?

Now you’ve got them, what do you do with them?

The Sisterhood of the Electron has been established, and now it’s got its hands full riding the tiger with the technology it’s introduced.

The Plague Decades started in 2010. The first plague rolls over everything like a tsunami. The more advanced parts of the planet manage to hang on by their teath, coming out of it with most of their technology intact. However, they’ve got a lot of adjusting to do. The next three stories take place during the Plague Decades, after the second plague.

This is a story I wrote for Chas, at the now defunct Sweet Chastity site. I’ve transplanted his Chastity-Permalock to this scenario. (It does not go forward past the final Scatterbrain plague in 2030)

Ralph’s wife indulged in a bit of embezzlement. Turns out she had already been convicted twice, which he didn’t know. After considering the alternatives, she decides that becoming his puppy is the lesser of the evils. Now Ralph has to get the accounterments, like a traveling kennel and an invisible fence.

Chuck Wayner is a three time loser; the justice system decides that he’ll fetch a higher price as a ponygirl than as anything else. Sally thinks she knows how ponygirls are trained. Little does she know...

The Plague decades are over, and things have settled down. Society has come to grips with the fact that Scatterbrain is incurable, and can’t be eradicated, at least in the next couple of centuries.

Your sister had a bad case of Scatterbrain, and had to become a ponygirl. Your mother is not taking it well.

The Survey Service’s latest ship, the South Seas, heads out to check out the South Sea Islands, which had remained uninhabited since being depopulated during the Plague Decades. Well, that’s what the environmental monitoring satellites said, and they couldn’t be wrong. Right?

I suppose most people get around to redoing the old fairy tales. Here’s my take on Cinderella.

Ella discovers that the Royal Family is nothing like she had expected. Her two stepsisters think that becoming ponygirls is a better fate that dying in the Royal Mines as their lungs are eaten out with rock dust. And what happens to the stepmother?

The muse quit in the middle of figuring out what was going on with the Royal Game Preserve. Sigh.

This is a series that takes place in an alternate future which spins off from our history around 2006. The neo-cons stay in control for another several terms, finally losing control around 2020, but not before they’ve made permanent changes to the social fabric that aren’t easy to simply eliminate.

The stories go from 2017 (Diaper Daze) to 2130 (Retraining). Some characters repeat in a few stories, but for the most part they’re independent.

There are a lot of changes over time that it would be tedious to add into stories as data dumps. It would also be tedious to read them, and keep track of them as well, so I’ve added a bit of future history information linked from some of the story dates.

Darlene Smitts comes home unexpectedly to pick up a file she forgot to take with her, and discovers her husband, Roger, lying on the floor doing something on a laptop. He’s wearing a diaper, is dressed in something frilly and has his long hair up in angel wings.

The government is trying to unload the prison system by placing as many convicts into "private custody" as they can manage. This is a day in the life of one of them. Frying pan, meet fire.

Neil and Cindy are having a spat. Neil looks at the "True Love and Eternal Devotion" certificate that Cindy had given him, and decides that he’s had enough of her. Permanently.

You and Your Premier Ponygirl is an owner’s manual that accompanies each Premier Ponygirl sold.

Anna wants to have a long ponygirl experiance while her husband, Terry, is away on a business trip. They contract with Excelsior Stables and Kennels for the experiance. There are, of course, a few legalities that have to be dealt with.

Tammy wants to become a ponygirl - she thinks they’re just so cute. Since she’s turned 18, her parents can’t absolutely forbid it. They wind up at Excelsior Stables and Kennels.

Eric puts his girlfriend, Eva, in a kennel for formal slave training while he’s off doing something else.

Tina takes a fancy to the two slave vocalists in the Wild Girls band, and asks her sister, Fran, to buy them when the band breaks up and decides to sell them.

Donna’s roommate Sharon has a bit of a problem. She’s given her boyfriend a True Love and Eternal Devotion contract, and he’s just jilted her. Donna is a second generation ponygirl, and decides that Sharon might make a good rider. However, she needs to nail her down first.

Fran and Tina’s cousins, Cassie and Debbie, want to be Trophies. Thus hangs the tale.

Fiona hates the way her boyfriend’s apartment looks. She also hates housework: that’s slave work. She doesn’t, however, have all that much objection to being a slavegirl for a while, to find out how it feels.

Terry isn’t able to keep a job, and his parents can’t legally support him for more than a year after he leaves school. Public Aid isn’t willing to support him either. It’s either the Labor Batallions or sign a slave indenture. This appeared previously on a TG site for a contest.

Melanie has been cheating on Terrance. Terrance has had enough. It’s either get out or sign a Girlfriend Contract.

David has two live-in girlfriends: Naomi and Sherry. They are going to learn to live together harmoniously, or he’s going to kick them out and get two more. He’s the one with the money. Lots of money.

Mark and his slavegirl, Lanie, are going to Darwin’s Delight for what she thinks is a vacation. His objective is slightly different: the North American Association police are about to catch up with him, and he’s leaving for the Outlaw Nations first.

Abner is enchanted with the Panther Girl that a classmate has brought back from a Panther Girl Hunt at the Gorean Hunting Preserve. He decides to get one for himself.

Shirley wants to become a Gorean Slavegirl to experiance what it’s like. Deana explains what it’s about and why she can’t do it right now. There might be a couple of hot scenes in here, but it’s mostly a data dump.

This is also somewhat of an extended data dump of how the Gorean Association functions.

Judy decides to offer herself as a Games Prize at the quarterly Games at the Games Enclave. Her Champion loses, but she’s ransomed at the end. Not before Happy Harry’s Sizzling Slavegirls has installed the Sex Kitten modification, though. Happy ending? Not quite.

Judy goes to Oceanic University for her professional refresher before taking up a career.

Lions, Tigers, and Bears... oh, wrong story there. Those things wouldn't go near Whateley Academy if they were wise. Whateley is a Prep School for different teens. VERY different ones. Where else could a kid go to a school that has a resident demon living in the furnace? Or meet magic users, mutants of every imaginable kind, get trained in how to handle some rather odd abilities, and worry about flunking Freshman English? Come visit Whateley Academy, nestled in the lovely hills of New Hampshire. Just down the road from a town named Dunwich... (Mythos jokes purely intentional).

I've written a number of fan-fics in the Whateley Academy universe. The one below is the only one that fits within the ASSTR framework. The rest aren't even on the PG side of G - unless, of course, you don't like transgendered teenage mutant superheros, so they're not going to be posted here. Just Google on Whateley. Or read the story: there's a link to the Whateley server.

Sted "Ponygirl" Lancaster is kidnapped as she leaves the movie theater in Berlin, by a group that trains ponygirls and sells them. They've got a way of suppressing mutant super-powers. Bummer.

These are one and two part stories that don’t seem to deserve a separate section for each one. They range from the very early to quite recent.

Bill and Anna and Don and Alice organize a week-long BDSM outing for their BDSM club and others, including a chance to become a pony full time for a week. Events intervene. No sex. Originally posted somewhere around August, 2000. Except for the quotes I haven’t had to change a thing.

This is a bit of a meditation on a picture by a very good artist, named Morning Chores. It’s a scene in the barn as the ranch hands get the ponygirls ready for their day’s labors.

This is a parody of a parody of a Conan story. It’s the true story of how Colon the Conqueror was driven out of the Far Northland by his half-brother, Semi-Colon. It’s also a fairy tale, it’s got ponygirls and the very first publication anywhere of the deep secret of how you use sex to harness a troll to a wagon. The humor is so bad it’s a health hazard. Enjoy. First written in November 2000, it’s just now escaped my hard disk after a death-match with the punctuation.

Emmy is a Dolcett fan. The rest of the commune isn’t. She’s also got a one track mind. They’re about to rectify the situation.

This is the first time this has appeared anywhere! It (and its sequel, Bound in Chocolate) has been languishing on my hard disk since March 26, 2001.

This is sorta the sequel to Cooking Emmy. Emmy has cooked up a suitable retribution for Betty’s stunt in making her think she was going to be baked alive a few months earlier. The idea came from a thread on the SSBB (Soc.subculture.bondage-bdsm) newsgroup in late 2000 or early 2001.

Like the other story, this is the first time it’s appeared anywhere since I finished work on it in March of 2001.

Helen has been stepping out on Big Mo with two of his henchmen, Agamemnon and Hector. So Big Mo sends them on an all expenses vacation. To Hell.

This is a little vignette I did for a contest at Leviticus site a long time ago. It might be worth a chuckle. This story is one where the title came first. This is the first time it’s reappeared since that contest.

Jenny is hoping that her boyfriend, Jack Davis, will chose her as his wife during their High School graduation ceremony. He doesn’t, and she winds up at Reliable Ponygirl and Engine Trainers as a collared worker doing ponygirl training. Then the story picks up. Is this a romance? You tell me. Frankly, I think it might be the best story I’ve written to date.

Bluebird was one of Leo’s two girlfriends that he had kidnapped and turned into ponygirls. She’s become a community member, and it isn’t working. She has to discover the only way she will ever be accepted by a community whose only purpose is to train girls to be ponygirls.

This continues the theme in the last story of a ponygirl who has to examine her committment to the lifestyle. It’s also the only story where one of Sir Thomas’ characters is the main viewpoint character.

Old Man McDivot dies, and his son discovers he’s got some things here and there among the hills that good people shouldn’t be thinking about. The theme has to do with the rehabilitation of ponygirls that have been abused.

It’s one of a number of miscellaneous stories in the setting that doesn’t have any real relationship to the others, except that it happened.

Mellisa Bates’s father has agreed to give her a ponygirl for a graduation present - if she learns to drive one well in competition and keeps her grades up. She’s assigned Amazon Princess from "Unregistered Ponygirls" as her first pony, and she has a lot to do with Golden Spitfire. This takes place mostly at Fran’s Ponygirl Stable.

Suzie’s ponygirl is her college roommate, who she names Gold Streak. A lot of the college scenes are humerous. All right, low farce. The rest of it takes place at Fran’s. The race scene at the end brings a few continuing characters together.

One of Raindance’s relatives gets into trouble, and Raindance sees an opportunity to expand the Community business. There are a lot of people that think the best ponygirls are the ones that were kidnapped; volunteers are just so insipid. This doesn’t have all that much ponygirl stuff in it.

Larry goes off to school with his ponygirl, Linnet. Larry’s got an assignment, and they discover that Linnet can teleport. A bit later, Larry acquires a couple of wild ponygirls and starts training them. And what are the space aliens doing in this story?

This starts a couple of years before PonyGIRL?

Timmy decides to become a ponygirl. His mother keeps pointing out the a ponygirl is a girl, and he isn’t. He eventually becomes Flower Coves.

This story has a definite TG theme. It starts a couple of years after Engineer, and is the last story (currently) before the segue into the Dodecahedron stories.

A group of montages and storylets where the Arizona Community becomes the Dodecahedron, and Freehold is established.

The Dodecahedron is a 12-sided planet located in Uranus’ leading Lagrangian point. It was built by Richard Seaton Larry and Linette. There are little references to it in several other stories, including Segue to Freehold, PonyGIRL and Gor Meets Amazonia. The biggest problem with these two stories, outside of the very amateurish style, is that they’re very Mary Sueish.

Crissy is kidnapped for a little torture and murder scenario, and then she finds herself on the Exchange part of the Dodecahedron waiting for her father to ransom her. Unfortunately, he’s just had to declare bankruptcy.

An earlier (and even less well-written) version is here. It was the second story I ever wrote.

Crissie takes the Dodecahedron’s first starship, the Loaded Die, out on its maiden voyage.

Are there ever going to be more Dodecahedron stories? Well, those first two are really too Mary Sueish for me to want to do anything more with the Loaded Die. However, Ester’s home community is a possibility. If the muse strikes, why not?

Sandra tries to bail out her sister, Amy, from being sentenced to becoming a ponygirl for whipping one of the municipal taxi ponygirls. There are a couple of chapters from Amy’s point of view as a ponygirl.

She kills a cop in the course of an armed robbery. Then she flees to the only place on the planet that doesn’t have extradition. She didn’t expect to be turned into a ponygirl on arrival.

Field Ecologists are stationed out in the wilds to keep an eye on things. They need support, and Freehold needs to do something with all those ponygirls.

He got caught doing some industrial espionage. Freehold seems to have a one track mind with respect to punishments. Oh, right. They don’t punish people, they just put them somewhere consistent with their demonstrated personal or social responsiblility.

Freehold does not like assassins. Can’t understand why not...

Running Flame learns a hard lesson about personal and social responsibility

Running Flame discovers a drug smuggling plot in the Old Egypt Enclave

Running Flame gets assigned to the Gorean and Amazonian enclave.