Richard Starkweather is a long-time adult fiction author from central Illinois with over forty published stories and comics under two different pseudonyms. When he’s not writing supernatural fiction, he’s probably donating time as a storyteller for live-action role-play troupes, working on commission pieces, or working on his vlog. He recently graduated from Illinois State University.
Smashwords Interview
How do you discover the ebooks you read?
I usually search by keyword or title within the sub-genre that I'm looking in.
Do you remember the first story you ever wrote?
No. I imagine I must've been in my early teens when I did.
Preg App: New Swellings
on Feb. 28, 2017
A fun little romp through magical pregnancy with hot sex. The ending, after all that didn't happen during the story, was predictable. That being said, worth the price of admission.
Anything for the Job: A Gender Transformation Bimbo Novella
on Feb. 28, 2017
In the veins of Ed Miller's work (which, from me, is a high complement), it was alternatively steamy and thoughtful, showing the delightful spiral into bimbohood and the slow loss of identity. Definitely worth the read and one of my new favorites.
Brainwashed Intervention
on Aug. 02, 2021
It was not exactly what I was expecting but was a pleasant read nonetheless. The pseudoscience wasn't overwhelming and the ending was sweet.
First Time Lesbians: 3 Erotic Gender Swap Stories
on Aug. 30, 2021
It's not bad but it's not good either. The dialog makes you wonder if the writer speaks English natively. A smaller issue is the formatting which changes fonts unpredictably. It was an okay read.
Scientist To Bimbo
on Oct. 28, 2021
Not a bad start. While there were a few grammatical errors, they didn't detract from the pacing or story all that much. There are a few tongue-in-cheek laughs along the way. We'll see what the rest of the series brings.
Swapped for My Lesbian
on Jan. 11, 2022
I hate to be picky about this but there are a ton of grammatical errors. The tense changes frequently. The story was unreadable after about the second page. It's a good attempt but proofreading is needed.
Diaper Store Intern: A Lesbian ABDL Story
on Feb. 06, 2023
This and the rest of the series is quite possibly the best lesbian ABDL fiction I've read in a long time. Most of the stories by this author that I've purchased have been solid and enjoyable.
The Facility
on Oct. 18, 2023
A great premise and a good story, though it got darker than I liked toward the end. It was well written. There weren't any times when I felt it wasn't plausible within the setting. I'm only docking a star as it was unexpectedly dark toward the end. The rest was more to my tastes.