Showing posts with label ff. Show all posts
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Tuesday, May 20, 2025

Hexed into the Spotlight

 I have a new illustrated story to share. This one was helped along by ChatGPT. All the characters, dialog, plot and settings are mine. ChatGPT took my long, very detailed, rambling, stream of conscousness prompts and formatted them into something coherent and added bits of sensory detail. I used AI to create the illustrations too.  Here is the result.



The RV sat parked at the edge of a gravel lot behind a faded dive bar off Interstate 8. The paint was chipped and sun-bleached. A plastic devil skull dangled from the rearview mirror, gently swaying as wind beat against the sides. From the outside, it looked like something left behind by a touring act that never made it past the second encore.


Inside, the air was thick—an acrid blend of cigarette smoke, old beer, leather, and the sharp tang of burnt incense. The tiny space was dim, lit mostly by the flickering flame of a black candle atop the kitchenette. On the counter next to it lay a stack of tarot cards, a rusted dagger used as a paperweight, and a half-empty bottle of cheap whiskey.


Celeste sat sprawled on a tattered bench seat near the window, legs crossed, a long, white cigarette held delicately between her fingers. The nail polish on her long nails gleamed cherry red, matching her full lips. Her outfit was unapologetically provocative—tight black mini dress with lace trim clinging to her athletic form, a weathered leather jacket with spikes on the shoulders, and laddered fishnet stockings stretched over toned thighs. Her black platform heels tapped idly on the floor in a syncopated rhythm. Her long, wavy hair flowed over her shoulders like smoke itself—dark black at the roots that slowly ignited into fire-engine red at the ends.


Friday, January 10, 2025

Story: Birthday Wish App


 Birthday Wish App

By Varian Milagro

AI images generated with PicLumen


"You got to check out this new app," Brad said as he entered the family room where his older brother of two years was playing video games. "It can change people and I'm gonna use it to give Mia big tits."


Joel didn't bother to look away from his game. He was used to his brother's weird comments. He'd hoped Brad would've grown out of it once he'd graduated high school last summer, but no luck. "There's like a million AI programs that will do shit like that."


Joel Watkins, recent recipient of an Associates of Arts degree from Spencer Community College 


"This is different, dude. It actually works."


Sunday, July 9, 2017

Heather's story part 13a

Authors note: FYI, the entire text of chapter 13 can be found here

Heather's Story
By Varian Milagro

Chapter 13a

Abigail was in her room, sitting on her bed next to Heather who was lying face down with her head buried in her arms. Mr Whiskers was hunched down by Heather’s head, poking his nose on her forehead.

“There’s lots of different possible reasons why they’re not answering the phone,” Abigail said as she rubbed Heather’s back. “They’re probably somewhere they can’t get a signal or maybe they forgot to charge it and the battery died. Did you leave a message?”

Heather’s head popped up. “It never went to voicemail.” Her face was smeared with black makeup, especially around the eyes.

Mr Whiskers nudged her face and then licked her chin, as if trying to cheer her up.

“Send them a text, They’ll get it once the phone is working again.”

Heather rolled onto her side. “You don’t understand. They might not even be the same people anymore. The magic is still changing people. I only meant for Todd and Kirk to kiss and now they’re gay. I wanted your mom to hire a maid, not become one. Who knows what’s happening with Jimmy and Donna. I aged them. They could be older than our parents by now. Older than our grandparents!”