Published Stories of Jacqui Greaves

Rose Moon. 2017. In the Lust in Summer Anthology. Devi Ansevi, J D Carabella, Emma Jaye & Jacqui Greaves.
On midsummer night, Litha, the triplet witches traverse the veil between the realms to collect their dues from the humans. Rather than the roaring bonfire and naked revellers they expect, they discover the human realm is vasty changed and only a ragtag group of rebels awaits them. Captured by the mad monk and stripped of their magic, the witches are caught in a deadly race against unseen forces to save themselves, their new acolytes, and the realms from a never-ending winter.

This novella was inspired by the artwork of Ida Rentoul Outhwaite and influenced by political events.

Flower Girl. 2017. In Little Raven Four.
Ching-Shih was not only the most successful pirate to sail the seas, she also created and enforced the Pirate Code. In this re-imagining of her life, she sails the stars plundering planets and intergalactic traders at will. When the Emperor takes on her Red Flag Fleet the blood-thirsty pirate fucks him in more ways than one.

Blood of Stone. 2016. In the Lust on the Wing Anthology. Devi Ansevi, Jacqui Greaves, Ina Morata & Essemoh Teepee.
Also available in audiobook
Fredegund, the Guardian, has been protecting her petrified charges, the Grotesques, for a century. With the rising of the twin moons they awaken for the rut, hungry for more than food. Meanwhile, the human hordes have created Martha, the Charm, to seduce and weaken their enemies. Can Fredegund prevent a disaster of world-changing proportions? And, is the Charm all that she seems to be?

This novella was inspired by the origin legends of gargoyles and the art of Takashi Murakami featured in the image.

Trader of Fantasies. 2016. Lightpole Magazine: Issue 2.
In a place and time where books are banned Iculisma engages in a dangerous trade. The Fire Elf sells fantasies and hope in the form of the written word to her select clientele. Ramiel dares to hope that she can fulfill his wildest dream, but first she must accept him as a client.
Unfortunately, Lightpole Magazine is no longer online...but you can still read the story Here .

Moths to the Flame. 2016. Lightpole Magazine: Issue 1.
An Elf finds herself trapped within a spaceship, her only companion an amorphous creature called a Space Canary who is also at the mercy of the Authorities. Their lives are a living hell until, without warning, they are given a new assignment — one they are not qualified for.
Unfortunately, Lightpole Magazine is no longer online...but you can still read the story Here.