Welcome to Fantasy Land!

Here is a collection of stories that could never be true, but it's fun to think what the world would be like if they happened to someone else--or even to us!

Alaska
Someone gets hot under the collar on a cold night.

Alyssa's Sister's Wedding
Alyssa's sister was about to marry the man whose father had cost her a leg.

The Android
Is it a good thing if your best friend is an android?

Attacked in the Girdle
Would wearing a girdle protect her that much?

Aunt Agnes's Curse
Could Aunt Agnes's bizarre curse be broken?

The Bigot
A bigot hates blacks, Asians, short people and "freaks." Can he be taught a lifelong lesson?

Charlie
A trip on a lonely road to a meeting in a motel in lonely town takes some bizarre turns.

Changed into a Girl
The adventures of a boy who was unexpectedly changed into a girl.

The Curse of the Tattoo
Getting a tattoo after smoking pot may not be such a good idea.

The Curses
Putting curses on other members of the family leads to some surprises.

Dierdre
There was something strange about that young woman.

My Friend
It's always good to have a friend, but sometimes the wrong friend can get you into all kinds of trouble.

The Girdle
Wearing a girdle can change you.

Aunt Harriet's Visit
Aunt Harriet had surprised the family once. Would she reveal another secret?

How I Became My Sister
It's nice when your twin sister and your girlfriend are best friends, isn't it?

The Story of Janelle Peters
Janelle didn't want to be a girl anymore. Could she really change, or did she in fact exist only in someone else's dream?

Krystal
Be careful what you hope or pray for . . .

Middle of Nowhere
How did she wind up in the middle of nowhere wearing only a dress, full slip, nylons and heels?

Morgan
Morgan didn't want to wear the dress, but if was just a costume for a funny play, right?

Older
Is it wise to date an older woman, even one just a year or two older?

Tammy's Miniskirt Problem
Tammy's new miniskirt held a nasty little surprise. What could she do about it?

Therapy
Therapy helps . . . sometimes.

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