God I Wish That Were Me Too

This book is the long-awaited sequel to my TF anthology God I Wish That Were Me  in the sense that it follows a similar format and includes the same kind of extras. If you haven’t picked that one up, don’t worry - this one stands alone and is totally enjoyable independent of the original. The basic pitch of the GIWTWM series is to present a suite of fantasy scenarios involving different types of transformation in different settings allowing the TF enjoyer to do what we often do best - self insert. Each story is written in the second person, describing the situations you encounter, what you do and how you feel. Abe and I have done our best to write them to accommodate a range of preferences, although there is definitely more in here for audience members who enjoy a female-aligned form as an endpoint. The starting point is undefined in the text in almost every story and is designed to be read as “you” (the art obviously depicts a character that's not you, but that's where the extras come in). The notable exception is the donkey double-feature Bacchanalia, which has two POV characters and includes both a male and female starting point.

This time there are 5 regular-length stories (around 1k words each with one image) and 3 double-length ones (around 2k), which also include two images each and multiple scenes. These are the ones where I particularly liked the premise or the vibe and wanted to spend more time in the world, or give the reader more options.

For info on each story, the table of contents is available to the right, just click on the pics to enlarge them. As a quick overview, the short ones are bunny, bee, double-headed demon, dragon, and latex rubber panda. The three longer stories are donkeys, a dog, and a cybernetic fox mech.

Your purchase of this book also includes a set of YCH style bases for each illustration (a couple with several alts; I may add more over time) as well as the relevant backgrounds. These are for non-commercial use only and more info about them is included in the PDF.

56 pages total.