Roger Crenshaw Bundle (1-4) (18+)

Roger Crenshaw Bundle (1-4)

This bundle collects the adventures of Roger Crenshaw--folklorist, trans man, and lover of the unknown in the most literal sense. Set against a backdrop of turn-of-the-century America, and featuring full color erotic illustrations, this series will appeal to fans of gothic novels and Lovecraft who wish they were significantly more pornographic.

Each book is collected in a ZIP file containing a DRM free PDF and EPUB, and a gallery of the illustrations included in the book, plus all developmental art and related drawings. These images are NSFW. You can find the first few pages of each book on their individual shop links below. With the exception of The Dogs at Duskfall, which should be read last, these books can be enjoyed in any order.

The Vampires of New Haven

Folklorist Roger Crenshaw is invited to dinner by a charming Yale professor who shares his taste for vampire stories--among other queer predilections. That night, as a frigid storm breaks over New Haven, an even colder welcome awaits him at Professor Reed's gothic townhouse, but Roger's blood runs too hot to be put off.

Features biting, d/s dynamics, sex with two partners, and very cold bodies. 14k words, 6 full page color illustrations.

The Wolves of the West

Wild beasts and wilder men roam the deserts of Arizona, and folklorist Roger Crenshaw runs afoul of both when a band of desperados hold up his train the night of a full moon. The Arizona Dogs know what they want from the so-called werewolf expert, but only Roger knows how to give it to them.

Features rough play, group sex, light bondage, wolf anatomy, and knotting. 15.3k words, 6 full page color illustrations.

The Shadow in the Shelves

Burning hands rouse Roger in the night--but do they belong to the bookseller Cam Ellis, or did his old friend inherit more than just a library from the late occultist George Adler? Out in dusty California, something sinister lurks between the hardbacks and softcovers. Poor Cam may be struggling to handle Adler's massive endowment...but Roger Crenshaw is just the man for the job.

Features mirrors, wake-up sex, sex with an invisible partner, and ritualized sex. Contains some darker themes, including mentions of suicide and brief transphobia. 16.2k words, 6 full color illustrations.

The Dogs at Duskfall

Written by R/L Monroe, illustrated by Taylor Titmouse

The brain is the biggest sexual organ in the human body--but lately Roger has been feeling understimulated. The frustrated folklorist can't seem to find himself an outlet, until a twilight encounter with a familiar stranger blurs the lines between fact and fantasy. Who is Special Agent Hooper? What is he hunting in the margins of Roger's dreams? And just what will it take to satisfy him?

Features rope bondage, sex for an audience, dom/sub dynamics, the incomprehensible beyond, and a lot of semantic debate. Reading the previous books before this one is highly recommended. 23k words, 10 spot illustrations, 3 half page illustrations.