After an unexpectedly late stay at a friend's house, Tyler pushes his little self to make a mad dash home. As he approached the door however, he got an idea to surprise Linda (His mommy) by sneaking in. A full-proof plan which couldn't possibly go wrong! At least, that's what he had though..

When a sickness continues to spread through her kingdom, caused by fallen fragments from the land above- rumors begin to stir that something ancient has awakened. Then the earth trembles, and the giants long thought to be myths return to the land of men. As her world collapses, Princess Margaret discovers that the cure for the ill and the truth behind her kingdom's prosperity, may lie in the forgotten land of the giants. To save her people, she must climb higher than her ancestors ever dared and face the history her bloodline tried to bury. Because not all giants are monsters. And not all humans are innocent.

A Giant Tiny story/ GT community First story! Eliot once had a life-a wife he loved, a world he understood, a future that stretched out before him. Then the giants came. Towering thirty feet tall, they shattered cities, crushed nations, and turned what remained of humanity into trinkets, pets, or prey. Now, Eliot lives in a terrarium, his name stripped away and replaced with "Sunny," a mockery of the man he used to be. He is owned by Bram, a young giant whose rough, careless affection blurs the line between kindness and cruelty. To Bram, Eliot is a comfort object-something simple and silent in a life otherwise filled with confusion, arguments, and guilt. Day after day, Eliot is handled like a toy, petted, pocketed, and forgotten. Trapped in a home too massive for him to navigate, he becomes a silent witness to Bram's life

In a world where giants exist, humans fear and strictly regulate them, keeping their colonies isolated and hidden. Lyra lives in Fall Creek, a small mountain town in the Coast Mountains. Though close to a giant colony, she's never seen one. Passionate about radio, she owns an HF/VHF transceiver that lets her reach beyond her friends' walkie-talkies. When Elian mysteriously appears on her frequencies, their unexpected connection sparks a friendship that challenges the rules of their world and uncovers secrets humans were never meant to see.

Enzo is just doing his best. Forced to leave his home at 15 years old, he's done everything he can over the last seven years to ensure that he and his little brother Harper can survive on their own. Unfortunately, surviving is hard when you're only a few inches tall, and Enzo can't remember the last time he's felt truly safe. Even though he and Harper live comfortably in the apartment walls of a human named Luca, Enzo is constantly worried about being discovered. But Luca is not as oblivious to his house guests as he appears to be, and Enzo learns this the hard way when an accident forces the unlikely roommates into meeting face to face.

Candy goes on a company retreat, only to suffer a plane crash that leaves her stranded on an island full of tiny people. This story has a giantess as the main character but will also prominently feature a male giant. Content Warning: This story is intended for a mature audience! Will contain vore, gore, nsfw themes, sex (including romance and non-con), and death! You have been warned! (For those familiar with my other works, this is a size swap AU in which Candy is a giantess. However, no context is required to read this story.)

Jack is hoping for change. He lives alone with his mother, and always finds himself wishing for more. He wants comfort, affection; he wants to be loved. Roger and Mabel are hoping for change. They live with each other in the clouds, loving each other, but wishing they had something else. All they want is a child.

In a world where humans are considered nothing more than commodities-bought, sold, and studied like exotic livestock-Vareshian university student Lorian Thorne receives a young 6 inch human as part of a groundbreaking class experiment. Unlike the older, scarred, and vacant humans distributed to his peers, Lorian's human is barely more than a child, wide-eyed and trembling in the corner of his cage. Lorian has always understood humans the way his parents taught him: resources, tools, valuable for their rarity but not worth empathy or consideration. Yet as he observes his human's fragile existence and begins to interact with him, Lorian starts questioning everything he's been told. The boy's small, defiant attempts at connection force Lorian to confront not only the morality of his own actions, but the brutal reality of the society he lives in. As the class progresses, Lorian must navigate the expectations of his Vareshian peers, his parents' ingrained beliefs, and his growing sense of responsibility toward the life in his care. What starts as a sterile academic exercise becomes a journey of unexpected connection, forcing Lorian to face the uncomfortable truths about his world, his family, and ultimately, himself.