Chancery Stone
Biography
Chancery Stone likes wading about in darkness. She always has.
Equally well, she loves the magical powers of redemption, particularly self-redemption. She has a particular fondness for heroes (of either sex) who don’t let anyone fuck with them. This does not involve kick-boxing, vampirism, government agencies or a sociopathic knowledge of firearms. Instead this involves going their own way, in their own time, to their own tune and realising that if God is watching it’s only to see if you’re one of the smart ones.
Chancery Stone was born half a lifetime ago in a quaint Scottish fishing hamlet known as East Kilbride, where she would run wild and untrammelled about the hills, picking heather and singing in the Gaelic. In her spare time, between making moss dyes and raising nursling quails, she ran a child sex club. She was a child herself at this time, of course, and therefore has managed to evade the long arm of the law.
At least thus far.
The Dirty Club had a simple remit: sex, sex and more sex. Limited as it was by her age and ignorance, this chiefly involved urolagnia, exhibitionism, voyeurism, humiliation, bondage, homosexuality, frottage, fingering, nudism, paedophilia, ritualistic power games, domination, bullying, more humiliation and more urolagnia. In fact, altogether too much urolagnia.
She was outed several times – by children to other children, and by adults who really didn’t like that sort of thing. Driven underground at the age of twelve she became a sad academic recluse and took up reading savage and horrific literature and absolutely anything with sex in it.
Then there was wider reading. And yet more reading. And sick three-novels-a-day-habit style reading. And a lot of theatre. And then back to sex again – sex and more sex – extended by now to contain the more missionary and conventional forms thereof.
Eventually she got sick of reading (but, somehow, never of sex) and decided to write instead, and then all of this life-strangely-lived started to spiral out of her, backwards, onto paper.
We expect that once the DANNY Quadrilogy™ is finally done she will turn out some very interesting books in the vein of “Moss Dyeing for Beginners“ and “Quail Baby, Fly Away Home.”
And after that there will be death.
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Books
Delaney
by Chancery Stone
Price: $0.99 USD. 80730 words.
Published by Poison Pixie Publishing on January 26, 2012. Fiction.
Set in the avant-garde world of modern ballet, Delaney is a story of desire, greed and ambition amidst the sweaty bodies, nudity and backstabbing of a gay contemporary dance company.
DANNY 1.0 - Hope House - Part 2
by Chancery Stone
Price: $3.99 USD. 97520 words.
Published by Poison Pixie Publishing on August 29, 2011. Fiction.
Red-haired Danny, just nineteen years old, has become embroiled in a tense physical relationship with his obsessional older brother, John, when things become further complicated by the involvement of corrupt policeman, James Henderson.
The DANNY Sampler
by Chancery Stone
Price: $0.99 USD. 46140 words.
Published by Poison Pixie Publishing on June 25, 2011. Fiction.
THE DANNY QUADRILOGY is a series of 4 mammoth novels published in 6 volumes. It is a drama on an epic scale reaching into dark realms. It belongs in the shadowy corridors of John Ford, the secret rooms of Christopher Marlowe, the feral imagination of John Webster - in short, in a place where gouging out eyes with steel spikes and unwittingly having sex with your sister are commonplace tragedies.
Satyricon
by Chancery Stone
Price: $4.99 USD. 28220 words.
Published by Poison Pixie Publishing on September 18, 2010. Fiction.
Is Elmer Grant a satyr, a mystic beast hell-bent on feeding his own insatiable hungers, or merely a mortal man who brings trouble and broken hearts in his wake? Whatever his origins, Grant's entry into the staid halls of Smith & Wainright, manufacturer of fine fabrics, is a match that ignites a powder keg of sexual frenzy in this erotic dark fairy tale from the creator of the DANNY Quadrilogy.
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