"No. I am not here to overthrow you Isis. Contrary to what you may think you know about me, I am not an evil person." chuckled Lena as she and the Queen lounged around the dining table. The pair ate duck and vegetables. "But you are a goddess, no?" Isis raised an eyebrow as she plucked her goblet of wine from where it sat on the table. Her guest nodded whil...
I walked in from work and sitting on the table was a note, some garments, and A History of Western Fashion opened to the Greek page. Well, this will be fun. The note is written to a person in Greek, because of course it is. On it, it says: "I found you the closest approximation of period clothing. Please rinse off and leave your work clothes on my wheelchai...
Neil Ferguson looked at his colleague, his brow furrowed. "Did you say time machine?" Mary Valentine let out a little chuckle. "Yes, that's exactly what I said." "You mean a...a machine that can...can..." He sputtered but was unable to complete the thought. She did it for him. "Yes, precisely. A machine that can move you th...
Event: Rowing The rowing competition was nearly cancelled. There was a serious dispute about eligible craft. The Greeks started it. Didn’t they start everything first? They insisted that as the Olympic Games were to be held in Greece that triremes should be used and ramming should be allowed. The Trojans (modern Turkey) objected because the Greeks had to...
The Paul & Jenny Stories Pt. 17c: The Batting Order Ch. 03 Part 3. Paul. I watched as Jenny drove her VW Beetle down the hill towards the junction and the left turn that would take her into Bristol City centre. How they would manage with four of them together with Lynda and Ian's luggage I couldn't imagine. It could be fun though. I stowed my cricke...
CHAPTER 5 - CAIRO FOR BEGINNERS A one dog night with a semi-tantric morning. It was my first time on an airplane. Tina had flown about a million times before and tried to scare me with blatant lies about the horribleness and danger of flying. I knew she was lying but was a little nervous anyway until the guy behind me started to loudly tell his neighbor ab...
Bathed in the blood of hundreds of men, the stained sands glowed eerily in the faint light of the sickle moon. It was like a graveyard; hacked and gouged and severed bodies were strewn across the land in thick, grizzly piles. The raptors had come hours earlier to watch the battle, and were now feasting upon the succulent flesh of humanity. Their squawks and...
"I had a lover's quarrel with the world." (Robert Frost) "It'll all be over by Christmas," that's what we said back in September 1939. Almost tragically comic when you look back; it wasn't over until May 1945 – if it's ever over. During that last summer before the war started I was teaching mathematics at St. Matthew's Public school. I had only recently...
Editor's note: this story contains scenes of non-consensual or reluctant sex. ***** Part Two as promised! The museum came into view and Anabeth was more than just a little impressed. A great building of terracotta-coloured stone stood tall in front of a garden filled with exotic flowers. The detail was minimal in comparison to the great buildings in Engl...
Note to the reader: This essay is mainly directed toward Literotica readers who also share the Judeo-Christian world view. It may not make sense to anyone else. The following, to me, is not fiction; it is reality. Merry Christmas and Happy Chanukkah to all true believers. This season is about the mighty acts of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. He is th...