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Mid-November Update and Hyacinth Blooms I
🕑 Added 2021-11-10 16:02:33 +0000 UTCProtocols: Hyacinth Blooms I
The world has recovered from decades of strife by separating men and women entirely. The world has grown to a technologically advanced utopia, but the only contact between the two genders occurs at designated reproduction facilities such as Hyacinth. Determined to return the world to its natural order, the Nuclear Advocates recruit a young man, Bast, and a young woman, Erica, to destabilize the Hyacinth facility. Caught in the middle, Bast and Erica become the catalyst for a new type of sexual revolution.
Hi all. Halloween is in the rear view. I watched entirely too many horror films this year, and now short men in green caps and bell toed slippers are lurking on street corners like bookies on the lookout for people short on payments. So what's the rumpus on content coming?
First, attached to this post is an old story that I edited up and reformatted to my current standard. Someone asked about this series relatively recently and it was an easier initial fix than other stories. <Nymph glares angrily from a corner.> I like Hyacinth, but it never really took off back when I wrote it, so it fell off after a while. Still, it's something to add on the patreon feed as I work on this months "real" content.
Second, I'm working under the auspices of NaNoWriMo. At the end of which, I'll have a novella length work for all of you. I would do a quick output of what I have already, but it's pretty sparse of the sexy stuff at the moment and it would take me longer to get the formatting right than worthwhile. The pitch, if you're curious, is Little Shop of Horrors, but the Shop is a Coffee Shop and the Horror is boob milk in the cappuccinos. It's a little slower on the burn and there's a lot feelings and relationships and stuff. More Little Red Pill than Cow Daze. I'll have the proto-version here on the patreon feed in late November. In the meanwhile, I'll carve out time to get another chapter or two of Hyacinth fixed so there's no lack of content on this feed.
That's what's going on. As always, thanks for your support, and enjoy!
