Can you recommend some incubus fiction stories?

Sure. 'The Incubus' by Ray Garton is a well - known one. It delves into the dark and mysterious world of the incubus, filled with horror and suspense.

One example could be 'Incubus' by Ray Garton. It's a horror novel that plays on the idea of the incubus in a modern setting.

I also like the short story 'The Encounter with the Incubus' which is more of a psychological take on the concept. It delves into the mind of the character who believes they have encountered an incubus, blurring the lines between reality and hallucination.

In some medieval European folklore, which is a form of fiction in a sense, incubi are part of the tales. They are described as male entities that have sexual encounters with sleeping women, and they were used as a way to explain certain phenomena like sleep paralysis and strange dreams. Another example could be in some modern fantasy novels where incubi might be reimagined in a more complex and unique way, perhaps as characters with their own motives and backstories within the fictional world.

There's a story where an artist, who is gay, encounters an incubus. The incubus is drawn to the artist's creative energy. As they interact more, the incubus reveals aspects of the gay male's past and hidden desires, leading to a journey of self - discovery for the main character. It's a story that combines elements of the supernatural with themes of gay identity and personal growth.

One popular incubus and human fanfiction is 'The Incubus's Love'. It tells a story of an unexpected bond between an incubus and a human girl. The story is filled with elements of mystery and romance.

Sure. 'The Incubus Next Door' is a great one. It's about a girl who discovers her neighbor is an Incubus. At first, she's scared, but as the story progresses, they develop a unique bond. Another is 'Incubus in the City', which follows an Incubus as he navigates the nightlife of a big city and the various humans he encounters.

Sure. 'Incubus Dreams' is a good start. It has an easy - to - follow plot and introduces the concept of incubi in an interesting way. It also has a lot of character development.

There are also some modern fantasy novels that use incubus as part of their dark fantasy elements. They focus on the magical and otherworldly nature of incubus, like their powers and their place in a fictional magical world.

I don't have specific 'gay incubus stories' as they are not common in mainstream positive storytelling. However, in general gay literature, we can find stories of self - discovery. A young gay man might struggle with his identity in a small town, but then he moves to a big city, meets other gay people who accept him, and he starts to embrace his true self. This is a much more positive and real - life - relevant type of story compared to something like an incubus - related one.