
Illustrated stories in Shrink Files · by Thomas Grande
Shrink Files Issue 38: A Size Odyssey
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- Giants and macrophilia
- Muscle growth
- Growth
- Fantasy and sci-fi
- Transformation
- Shrinking
- Tiny men and microphilia
- Domination and submission
- Muscle worship
An epic space adventure of over 8,000 words in which a starship crew answers a distress signal and finds alien technology that makes muscles bulge, bodies grow and the lines between man and machine blur.
The story
Captain Joshua Starzek and his crew aboard the starship Destiny answer a mysterious distress signal from uncharted space, only to find themselves thrust into a dimension-warping journey of transformation and desire.
As alien technology reshapes their bodies and blurs the lines between man and machine, the crew must navigate a world where size, strength and even humanity itself are in constant flux. Prepare for an out-of-this-world experience where muscles bulge, bodies grow and the very fabric of reality bends to the whims of cosmic lust!
He felt a thrill of power, a sense of control over this alien technology that had just reshaped his very being. But as he looked up at Starzek, his towering form now even more imposing, his muscles bulging with alien strength, a wave of vulnerability washed over him.
He was small, insignificant, a plaything in the hands of this powerful master. And yet, he felt a thrill of excitement, a yearning to submit to this dominant force, to explore the depths of his newfound submissiveness.
What's inside
- Over 8,000 words of steamy, size-shifting action
- 15 hot, original illustrations
- Read it in your library or download to keep
Kinks in this issue
- Macrophilia and muscle growth
- Body and alien transformation
- Gradual shrinking (for other characters)
- Realistic height difference
- BDSM undertones and master/slave dynamics
- Robosexuality and cyborgs
A thrilling tale of cosmic proportions, where size truly matters and the boundaries between flesh and machine blur in the vast expanse of space.





