Hello - I'm Brandy Dewinter

If you've reached this point it's likely you already know who I am. I've been writing stories and making sketches since about the time geocities started offering websites. They've ended that opportunity.

However, my Muse didn't get the memo about geocities going down, so there are some newer stories - and who knows, maybe even more to come. You can find them on this page, thanks to Tigger, who shared the space with me.

I've formatted these files so that the width is a convenient reading size. It turns out that they work within smaller screens (like my phone) though the text gets small. You may need to turn your screen sideways.

Tigger has decided, after generously hosting this site for years, that he needs to move on. So I'm allowing my stories to be posted elsewhere, starting at fictionmania.

Clearly, by posting them at all, even here, I make them available to others to download. I hope you'll find them enjoyable to read.

Among other challenges, my hotmail account was hacked and taken over by someone else. Leave a note at the fictionmania discussion board with you email if you want to contact me.

Great intellect and physical attractiveness don't always go together - at least, not naturally. But Dr. Jeremy Kyle, a researcher in the field of human attractiveness, thought he could help himself out . . . just a little.

This story is based on one by R. L. Stevenson . . . well, Duh! In contrast to his story, this one has a happy ending. You may find it over-the-top, but sometimes I just feel like having dreams come true.

Never underestimate the potential opportunity - and risk - when a computer support tech gets bored.

This story started rattling around in the cavity between my ears after I had read a few by Stacyinlove. Fans will find similar ideas and even some flat-out copied phrases, which I gratefully acknowledge. After writing it, I realized that it is also similar to the very first story I ever posted, "Bosom Bondage Buddies," only without the "bondage" part. Nevertheless, the protagonist is bisexual and the story is explict. Don't go there if that bothers you (or if it's not legal for you and/or wherever you live).

Everybody ought to write about a role-playing game that becomes real. How cool is that?

A couple on a yacht - with a guest . . .and pirates. And people running around with no clothes on. Any similarities to "Live Long and Prosper" are just because I wrote that story, too.

Contains magic and some explicit scenes among consenting adults. Don't go there if that makes you uncomfortable . . . or if it's not legal for you to see. You've been warned.

A tale of vengeance, with a bit of superheroing thrown in to enable an orphaned teenager to overcome the bad guys.

This story has some violence in it, and the central figure is a vigilante who achieves justice without benefit of government approval. If that doesn't work for you, then you'll probably be happier somewhere else.

I never did find a graphics program I liked, but I did find an AI program that provided some interesting images. This is one of them.

Another tale of vengeance, with another orphaned teenager. I don't know why these two stories came to me. There's nothing in my mundane life that feels the need for revenge. Perhaps my Muse has an attitude.

This one is in an "old west" setting. I was thinking back over my stories and saw that I had never done a western; no gunfights or anything like that, though.

As I did on "Nightwind", I've added some AI-generated images to this story. The basic story has not changed.

Sometimes staying on the right side of the grass is not very desirable, unless an alternative appears.

What would you do if you got a fresh start in life? What if it meant a new body, a new sex, and a new enemy?

Two perpetual students were on a perpetual paid vacation when they made a real discovery that could solve the world's energy problems. They also found a magical ring. Were the two related?

The difference between war and warrior is a focus on justice, not just fighting. And Cody has been turned into a war goddess in search of justice.

Making bets with off-track bookies - connected to organized crime - can be a real problem. Especially if you win. A lot.

Ryan Hill was a numbers analyst - a very good one. And the fastest way to accumulate money was by betting on horses. Until he got greedy. Then he had to go into hiding.

Nathan was a war orphan. He decided to join the Assassin's Guild so that he could stop the next invading army - by cutting off its head - before they made more orphans.

His first assignment was to go after a very specific war leader, and it required a very special disguise.

Will Robinson had never been able to resist a dare. Then a girl moved in next door who had very . . . unusual ideas for dares. Was he man enough to face her greatest challenge?

My working title for this story was "Turnabout" because it's about two teens who were both adrenaline junkies. They traded dares until both found more about each other than they had ever imagined.

Ephraim never fit in. He was wandering in the woods when he stumbled over a bottle. When the djinn came out (of course), what should he wish for?

Sometimes the 'wish within the wish' is the real story.