Stories I have written for workshop, which are delightful in their own way, and yet lack enough cohesion to be exposed to the public:

1) A story about a woman living with the ghost of a WWII-era German Templar.

2) A story about the low quality of the magical education system in Israel.

3) A story about a woman trying to buy back her soul from a soul merchant.

4) A retelling of the Goose-Girl where the maid (ostensibly) wins.

5) A story about magic that's done through baking.

6) A story about adolescent dryads running away from their trees to frolic with naiads.

7) A story about a superstitious teenager trying to perform luck magic on an alien planet.

8) A story about a novice nun trying to scheme her way into politics.

9) A story about a human-alien wedding and the groom's relationship with his first wife's father.

10) A story about a woman building a media empire to try and take over the world.

11) A story about a technologically-dependent colony living inside a hollow asteroid.

12) A story about a virus that gives people gills.

13) A story about a human province of an alien empire being evaluated for tissue donation.

14) A long, elaborate branching story parodying stereotype-dependent fantasy worldbuilding.