Do you have any tf blogs recommended? Craving some more

Yeah, I made a list of recommendations here, and added a few others here.

I’ve gotta thank you, because I usually suck in my stomach 24/7 and it makes me nervous during sex, to the point where I can’t cum, but your stories have helped me let go and breathe for once.

This is pretty much the best compliment/note I’ve gotten in a very long time. You’re very welcome. Be comfortable with yourself! Enjoy your body! It’s much, much more pleasurable than trying to live up to the impossible standards the world puts on us. Kudos to you. You’re awesome.

I know this is random, but I was going through the archives and I fell in love with the Greystone Manor story. Would you ever consider doing another interactive follow up to that?

That was a very nice story for sure, and while I enjoyed it a lot, those interactive stories…take a lot of work to put together, mostly because I have to write them on the fly, instead of being able to build up my usual buffer of content that I work from. That said, I’d like to do another one here in the near future, but I’m still not sure what it will look like. A Greystone Manor sequel might be a decent place to start, though.

hey! just have to say i loveeeeeee every single one of your stories!!! theres one story from another site i absolutely love called freak show (think its on ncmc stories) where contestants have to spin a wheel to determine their fate, i’d love if you would write something like it but more piggy, raunchy, slobby, kinky! Any chance I could ask you to write a story like that? or if i could contribute something for it?

I definitely remember the Freak Show story, mostly because (I think my memory’s correct on this one) there was at least one wiki version of the story made, and I contributed a bit to it. I could be wrong on that, though.

Regardless of the past, I certainly wouldn’t mind doing something like that. I won’t be taking requests from anywhere other than Patreon, though, so if you can cough up a buck a month, then you have an astronomically better chance of seeing me write something like this.

Did you ghost write the first episode of “Black Mirror”? 😂

Nah, but it does sound like a theme I’d use, right? I’d pay good money for someone to make Trump dress up like a pig, and then have Pence fuck him though.

You must have been obsessed with the Twilight Zone, growing up.

No, actually–I’m a bit too young to have known much about that show, actually. The little that I did know about it, I mostly gleaned from pop-culture references, mostly from kids cartoon shows–especially Johnny Bravo, which ripped off so much of that series.

I did watch the X-files and The Outer Limits, so the “paranormal vignette” genre was hardly an unknown for me, but I wouldn’t say those had as much of an influence on me as some other sources, which were mostly books. The Goosebumps books, Animorphs, and a few other series like that spring to mind, certainly, as well as a lot of Stephen King, Robin Cook, and some Ursula K LeGuin for good measure.

Hey all! I’ll be answering my backlog of asks and comments today, as well as anything else you throw into my box!

I also wanted to remind everyone following my side blog here–@brackenousjunk–that starting next week I won’t be posting my own captions here–instead, all of my original content is going to be migrating back to my main blog, @wesleybracken, which I’d suggest you follow if you aren’t already! You can find more details about these, and other other changes, here. Thanks, as always, for reading!

Looking Ahead: Goals and Changes Heading into 2017

wesleybracken:

Hey everyone! As always, I want to start off by thanking you reading and enjoying all of the strange, crazy stuff I post! It’s hard to believe, but this winter marks ten years since I put up my first story on MC Stories and the NCMC. For quite a few months now, I’ve been trying to figure out how to chat a course, going forward, trying to figure out how to balance providing all of you with as much content as I can, while making sure I am still able to devote time and energy to the sorts of projects I want to write, and that I know all of you want to read. I want to take a moment to lay out, first, some of my frustrations and my goals going forward with my writing, second, some changes that I’ll be making to by posting on tumblr to help make those goals a reality, and third, some changes and updates to my Patreon Goals and Rewards to bring it in line with my focus. This might be a bit long, but stick with me! It’s important things!

One: Frustrations and Goals

While I love the content that I post on tumblr every day, on both of my blogs, it’s been hard to deny that I often feel like the stories I’m telling disappoint me in several ways, and much of this has to do with the fact that tumblr is both 1) oriented towards pictures and other visual content, and 2) encourages a short attention span. While I do enjoy shorter stories and captions, over the last year in particular, I’ve felt myself beginning to chafe a bit at the fact that this platform just isn’t suited towards the longer works I want to publish. The other factor in this frustration is that such a large chunk of my time is devoted to keeping up with my tumblr posts that I often don’t get the chance to give the stories here the level of depth and detail that I want them to have. I decided that I needed to figure out a way to re-balance my workload, so that I could have more time and energy to devote to those longer pieces, like City of Bears, which have been on the back-burner for far too long.

That said, there are other projects that I’m desperate to tackle, which already require time and energy which I don’t have. At the top of the list, is a frustration that I have written so much content, and yet all of it is massively disorganized, spread across various sites and archives. This also isn’t helped by the fact that, on tumblr, most of my longer stories are nearly always chopped up into bits, making them difficult to read and find. I’ve come to the conclusion that the best (well, really only) solution is to create my own website where I can then archive all of my stories and ensure that they are easily searchable and readable. However, that project would require a sizable amount of work, both setting up the site as well as going through my heaps and heaps of badly organized documents to format and edit everything I’ve put out over the years.

So that brings us to my goals for 2017. First, I’d very, very much like to finally have several long pieces I’ve been writing in fits and starts published and available for purchase, and I’d also like to have made headway on establishing a permanent home for all of my content. But in order to do that…well, something has to give.

Two: A New Schedule for Tumblr Content

Starting next week, I’m going to be slightly scaling back the content I post on tumblr. Instead of posting content seven days a week across two blogs, with long stories on my main blog and captions on my side blog, I’m going to begin posting a mix of both kinds of content, five days a week, on my main blog. My side blog, then, is going to become a bit more personal, focusing on commentary, reblogged stories and pictures, and asks. This restructure will bring the content I’m delivering more in line with the goals I outlined on Patreon at the beginning.

There are other reasons for making this change beyond helping me balance my time better between long and short content. I haven’t been happy with posting content in two different places, partly because it’s confusing, but also because it means people might miss something. It also confuses people, when they’re trying to find a particular story or caption, and end up searching for it on the wrong blog. I’ve also found that the posting schedule on each blog has been limiting the sorts of content I could post. the M-T-Th-F scheudle on my main blog has been too disruptive to the flow the stories I post, and moving away from the W-Sat-Sun schedule for captions will also allow me the flexibility to write longer caption and image stories than the one or two parters I usually post. This also means that I can devote my side blog to better engaging with readers and promoting other authors around tumblr and elsewhere.

That said, if this slight drop in content upsets you, I am happy to say that there’s at least something you can do about that, which brings us to the third topic.

Three: Updated Patreon Goals and Reward Tiers

Thank you again to everyone who helps support me over on Patreon, I can’t tell you how amazing it is that I can actually get paid for writing this crazy shit each month. I started my Patreon two years ago, and as I’ve been thinking about my goals over the past year, I’ve been feeling that my goals could use updating. I also felt like I could do more to reward backers, especially those of you contributing at the one dollar level.

First, the goals. I hit the 500 dollar goal last year, which was the level that I felt I needed to begin publishing collections and longer works independently through gumroad, and, as stated above, I definitely want to make 2017 the year that this happens–this goal isn’t changing, and I’m actually well on my way to having a short novel ready for you all in the next few months. The goals beyond that have gotten a bit of a face lift, however.

If all of you readers get me up to the 600 dollar level, then I’ll take some time off from work this spring or summer and devote it to getting a website up and running, where I’ll begin the process of uploading my substantial backlog of work for you all.

At 700 dollars, I’ll go back to posting content seven days a week, as I have been doing for the last few months. So if you want that content back, don’t whine! Put your money where your mouth is!

Lastly, at 800 dollars, I’ll be able to use some of this revenue to commission artists to provide illustrations for selected stories, as well as devote more time away from the day job towards other projects, including things like interactive twine games and novels.

All that said, the reward tiers got a bit of a rework as well, the most notable being at the one dollar level, where I’ve added two new perks for everyone contributing at least that amount. In addition to getting access to my Patreon archive, you’ll now also have early access to commission slots whenever I open them up, and each month, I’ll start crowdsourcing requests from Patreon backers for flash fiction stories on a theme of their choice, and writing three or four of them a month, to post on tumblr. I’ll have more details on this to come early next month, but it should be fun!

The one last change I made to the reward tiers, is that while all patrons giving five dollars or more will still have access to the patreon exclusive story I publish each month, they won’t receive free copies of any longer works I publish independently. For that, you’ll need to upgrade to the ten dollar level, which will, as before, also get you access to all of my current drafts and works in progress.

So, if you haven’t wanted to contribute to my Patreon in the past, I hope you’ll take another look at it. Even one dollar a month helps, if a bunch of you do it, and hopefully these new perks can sweeten the pot a bit.

Alright! That was a lot of info, and I’m sure ya’ll have some questions. I’ll be here to answer them for the rest of the week, either by putting them in my ask box,

messaging me, or

sending me an email if you prefer.

Here’s hoping 2017 will be a good year for writing! It sure as hell won’t be a good year for anything else, but at this point, I’ll take what I can fucking get.

I want to make sure this gets shared over on the other blog as well! If you follow this one, but don’t follow my main blog yet, then I’d suggest you do, since that’s where I’ll be posting all of my stories and captions going into the future. Instead, I’ll be shifting this blogs focus to rebloging stories and captions by other authors, pictures and inspirations, as well as other commentary and asks.

If you have any questions about the above, feel free to ask, and if you haven’t checked out my Patreon, but are interested, now’s a good time to do so!

Stinkers – Coach’s Senior Gifts (Part 5)

Erik wasn’t sure if Paul was trying to push him off, or was merely pushing up against him. Either would have been fine with him–after all, whether his teammate was enjoying what was happening to him or not, it was happening to them both. He would either enjoy it or not–whichever it was, it was likely that Paul had no control over his own feelings, or his own body, or his own destiny, at this point. Erik had long since given up any sort of belief that he might become anything other than what his coach wanted–and indeed, had begun to relish everything Coach Robinson had chosen to do to him.

The hair which had sprouted from the jockstrap was slowly eating away the very mesh of the pouch, and after a few minutes, he felt his cock flop out, and his balls as well. Reaching down with a hand, he felt them, giving the musky shaft a good stroke–it was longer than it had been before, and shaped…slightly different. His balls were fuller as well, and coated in fur. His belly and the front of his legs were becoming covered now, and his previous flat stomach was beginning to round out, as a small, hard gut formed over his abs, but the rest of his muscles were heating up, and expanding. The heat was even penetrating his bones, making them lengthen as well–it was painful, but…worth it. Worth it, if he could become what his coach wanted, even if that meant he couldn’t be as special as Anton–it wasn’t up to him, though this thought did little to curb his disappointment.

Instead, he took that anger out on Paul, beneath him, pinning him to the concrete, grinding their crotches together, snarling and growling at him with his bearish muzzle, licking his lips over foul teeth, leering down at the boar beneath. He’d hoped that Paul would hate this, that this would be torture, or punishment, but after his initial hesitation, he was grinding back, rearing up to meet Erik’s face and mash their snouts together in strange, unfamiliar kisses.

Paul’s own jock was undergoing changes that were quite different from Erik’s. The pouch had dried out and hardened, but rather than become solid and brittle, it had become leather–or perhaps a better word would be hide. It had covered his cock and balls for now, making them disappear, but it was clear that something was happening beneath it. Paul could…feel his cock, working hard to push it’s way back out, and with a painful tear, the hide broke towards the top, and a strange, pink cock pushed it’s way out, like a drill emerging from the earth. Even the head was corkscrew shaped, and covered in a foul smelling slime. The base of the hide began to distend now, as his new balls descended. True to his new form, they were heavy and large, hanging low against his thighs. Done with his crotch, the rest of his skin began to change now as well, becoming the same leathery hide as the jock had become, though some areas turned quite a bit darker than others. What emerged was a piebald pattern–much of his skin was the same light pink as before, but large spots of deep brown had filled in as well. With a grumble in his gut, fat began to pile on his body–far more than Erik, though Paul got a fair share of muscle as well. His tits swelled in particular, which Erik began groping roughly in his hands, other nipples sprouting down the front of him, swelling to the size of thumbs.

Paul slid down, underneath Erik, searching for his new cock amidst the hair coating his body. It was rank and matted, dripping sweat on his face, which his tongue happily lapped up between grunts and squeals. Erik found the boar’s mouth first, driving in, filling his snout and touching the back of his throat. The changes had covered their torsos and most of their legs, and were now progressing down their arms, and up their necks to their new faces. Erik’s ears shifted up to the top of his head, as hair filled in all over his face–Paul’s ears also shifted to the top of his skull, but grew out and flattened, the edges cracked slightly, his eyes shrinking and setting back a bit deeper into his skull. The hair on the top of his head fell out, but long bristle sprouted all along his back and neck, but left his underbelly barren and rough. Erik’s hands gripped Paul’s head, his nails thickening and darkening into long claws. He dug in–enough to hurt and perhaps scratch, but not enough to truly make the boar bleed–and began slamming his cock in deeper, as deep as it could go, Paul hungry for cum, hungry for piss, desperate for anything wet.

The bear man finally rolled the boar over, tugging at the curly tail which had sprouted above Paul’s ass, and reached back to feel his own, stubby and furry one behind him. He ate out the pig’s hole for a bit, tasting the rank sweat and dirt, before sliding his cock into the hilt, Paul letting off a loud squeal–likely loud enough to be heard in the school proper, though at this time, the only people around were the janitors, who knew better than to disturb Coach Robinson’s time with his athletes. Paul groped around underneath his flabby body, looking for his cock–which he managed to grab hold of eventually. It wasn’t easy gripping it–his fingers had fused together into semi-worthless trotters, but the rough hoof against his slimy cock only made his squeal more, his balls pumping out a massive puddle of precum, which his belly slid around on. With a growl, Erik planted his hairy, wider and clawed feet on the tile, gripped the pig’s hips tight in his claws, and kept fucking. Their humanity seemed so distant now–more like a dream, some strange fancy their animal minds might have invented–but this…this is who they were now, and neither of them was sure they’d go back, even if they could.

Looking Ahead: Goals and Changes Heading into 2017

Hey everyone! As always, I want to start off by thanking you reading and enjoying all of the strange, crazy stuff I post! It’s hard to believe, but this winter marks ten years since I put up my first story on MC Stories and the NCMC. For quite a few months now, I’ve been trying to figure out how to chat a course, going forward, trying to figure out how to balance providing all of you with as much content as I can, while making sure I am still able to devote time and energy to the sorts of projects I want to write, and that I know all of you want to read. I want to take a moment to lay out, first, some of my frustrations and my goals going forward with my writing, second, some changes that I’ll be making to by posting on tumblr to help make those goals a reality, and third, some changes and updates to my Patreon Goals and Rewards to bring it in line with my focus. This might be a bit long, but stick with me! It’s important things!

One: Frustrations and Goals

While I love the content that I post on tumblr every day, on both of my blogs, it’s been hard to deny that I often feel like the stories I’m telling disappoint me in several ways, and much of this has to do with the fact that tumblr is both 1) oriented towards pictures and other visual content, and 2) encourages a short attention span. While I do enjoy shorter stories and captions, over the last year in particular, I’ve felt myself beginning to chafe a bit at the fact that this platform just isn’t suited towards the longer works I want to publish. The other factor in this frustration is that such a large chunk of my time is devoted to keeping up with my tumblr posts that I often don’t get the chance to give the stories here the level of depth and detail that I want them to have. I decided that I needed to figure out a way to re-balance my workload, so that I could have more time and energy to devote to those longer pieces, like City of Bears, which have been on the back-burner for far too long.

That said, there are other projects that I’m desperate to tackle, which already require time and energy which I don’t have. At the top of the list, is a frustration that I have written so much content, and yet all of it is massively disorganized, spread across various sites and archives. This also isn’t helped by the fact that, on tumblr, most of my longer stories are nearly always chopped up into bits, making them difficult to read and find. I’ve come to the conclusion that the best (well, really only) solution is to create my own website where I can then archive all of my stories and ensure that they are easily searchable and readable. However, that project would require a sizable amount of work, both setting up the site as well as going through my heaps and heaps of badly organized documents to format and edit everything I’ve put out over the years.

So that brings us to my goals for 2017. First, I’d very, very much like to finally have several long pieces I’ve been writing in fits and starts published and available for purchase, and I’d also like to have made headway on establishing a permanent home for all of my content. But in order to do that…well, something has to give.

Two: A New Schedule for Tumblr Content

Starting next week, I’m going to be slightly scaling back the content I post on tumblr. Instead of posting content seven days a week across two blogs, with long stories on my main blog and captions on my side blog, I’m going to begin posting a mix of both kinds of content, five days a week, on my main blog. My side blog, then, is going to become a bit more personal, focusing on commentary, reblogged stories and pictures, and asks. This restructure will bring the content I’m delivering more in line with the goals I outlined on Patreon at the beginning.

There are other reasons for making this change beyond helping me balance my time better between long and short content. I haven’t been happy with posting content in two different places, partly because it’s confusing, but also because it means people might miss something. It also confuses people, when they’re trying to find a particular story or caption, and end up searching for it on the wrong blog. I’ve also found that the posting schedule on each blog has been limiting the sorts of content I could post. the M-T-Th-F scheudle on my main blog has been too disruptive to the flow the stories I post, and moving away from the W-Sat-Sun schedule for captions will also allow me the flexibility to write longer caption and image stories than the one or two parters I usually post. This also means that I can devote my side blog to better engaging with readers and promoting other authors around tumblr and elsewhere.

That said, if this slight drop in content upsets you, I am happy to say that there’s at least something you can do about that, which brings us to the third topic.

Three: Updated Patreon Goals and Reward Tiers

Thank you again to everyone who helps support me over on Patreon, I can’t tell you how amazing it is that I can actually get paid for writing this crazy shit each month. I started my Patreon two years ago, and as I’ve been thinking about my goals over the past year, I’ve been feeling that my goals could use updating. I also felt like I could do more to reward backers, especially those of you contributing at the one dollar level.

First, the goals. I hit the 500 dollar goal last year, which was the level that I felt I needed to begin publishing collections and longer works independently through gumroad, and, as stated above, I definitely want to make 2017 the year that this happens–this goal isn’t changing, and I’m actually well on my way to having a short novel ready for you all in the next few months. The goals beyond that have gotten a bit of a face lift, however.

If all of you readers get me up to the 600 dollar level, then I’ll take some time off from work this spring or summer and devote it to getting a website up and running, where I’ll begin the process of uploading my substantial backlog of work for you all.

At 700 dollars, I’ll go back to posting content seven days a week, as I have been doing for the last few months. So if you want that content back, don’t whine! Put your money where your mouth is!

Lastly, at 800 dollars, I’ll be able to use some of this revenue to commission artists to provide illustrations for selected stories, as well as devote more time away from the day job towards other projects, including things like interactive twine games and novels.

All that said, the reward tiers got a bit of a rework as well, the most notable being at the one dollar level, where I’ve added two new perks for everyone contributing at least that amount. In addition to getting access to my Patreon archive, you’ll now also have early access to commission slots whenever I open them up, and each month, I’ll start crowdsourcing requests from Patreon backers for flash fiction stories on a theme of their choice, and writing three or four of them a month, to post on tumblr. I’ll have more details on this to come early next month, but it should be fun!

The one last change I made to the reward tiers, is that while all patrons giving five dollars or more will still have access to the patreon exclusive story I publish each month, they won’t receive free copies of any longer works I publish independently. For that, you’ll need to upgrade to the ten dollar level, which will, as before, also get you access to all of my current drafts and works in progress.

So, if you haven’t wanted to contribute to my Patreon in the past, I hope you’ll take another look at it. Even one dollar a month helps, if a bunch of you do it, and hopefully these new perks can sweeten the pot a bit.

Alright! That was a lot of info, and I’m sure ya’ll have some questions. I’ll be here to answer them for the rest of the week, either by putting them in my ask box,

messaging me, or

sending me an email if you prefer.

Here’s hoping 2017 will be a good year for writing! It sure as hell won’t be a good year for anything else, but at this point, I’ll take what I can fucking get.