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, but reocities archived the data and my original and second websites are still available.

http://www.reocities.com/b_dewinter.

http://www.reocities.com/brandy_art.

I can't manage those sites anymore, but the links seem to work so you can find everything but the newest stories at one of those two sites.

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 percentage of the window size that you are using to view them. I don't like reading really wide text columns, but with new - smaller - viewers like iPad, and more to come, I didn't want to choose to force a single width that might not always work. If the columns are too wide, use a partial-size window and it should work okay. The exception is that the illustrations are full-size, so you may have to scroll for those.

For reasons that I'm not going to go into again, I do not want my stories posted to any of the online TG-fiction "community" archives. I haven't requested that older stories be removed, so you can find some of them in other locations. However, these newer stories should only be available here.

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. I'm just requesting that they not be posted anywhere else.

Among other challenges, my hotmail account was hacked and taken over by someone else. The mailto links at the other sites don't work. For now, you can try: brandydew@excite.com

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?