Shrink Files 59: The Book of Giants

A 15,000-word biblical size epic in which a small goatherd is claimed, collared and shrunk by the angels who fell on Mount Hermon, then handed to a fifty-foot giant as tribute.

The story

Before the Flood, two hundred lights fell on Mount Hermon and the Sons of Heaven walked among us. The scribes say they came for our daughters. They lie.

Elam is a goatherd at the foot of Hermon, small in every way that matters and ashamed of it. When the Watchers descend he is claimed, collared and shrunk by Shemihazah himself, and ten summers later he is handed to the angel’s giant son Ohyah as tribute. In the halls of the Nephilim he becomes worshipper, plaything and witness, as the giants begin to dream of the waters that will drown them.

Written as Elam’s own testament, sealed in a clay jar as the Flood rises, it’s a story of giant worship, pocket play and surrender, told in the language of ancient scripture.

What's inside

• 15,000 words in twelve chapters, with a Who’s Who of the giants and angels
• A fully illustrated 47-page PDF, with 13 original illustrations in the style of 17th-century oil paintings
• Read it in your library or download to keep

Kinks in this issue

• Macrophilia and microphilia
• Shrinking and giant worship
• Pocket play
• Foot worship and muscle worship
• Small penis humiliation
• Muscle theft and growth
• Leather and bronze collars, master and slave
• Vore tease
• Biblical mythology

Good to know

• Four characters from this story have their own trading cards: Shemihazah and Hahyah (rare), and Mahway and Elam (starter deck). How the cards work

Adults only. Contains explicit sexual content. All characters are adults.