The lord, who shall not be named, heard about me from a tailor, who heard about me from a maid, who heard about me from her aunt, who heard about me from my neighbor. One day he rode past my cottage and saw me sketching there, and he asked me if he could commission an odd piece of work. 

He had a... fixation, you see, and he wondered, mightily, if I could draw him being consumed by a dragon. 

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Hidden away in a lawless cove, The Siren's Gullet is a tavern where the drinks flow freely and the stories get filthier with every passing hour.

Ferrak is an aspiring artist with an unusual commission: travel the world, collect the most scandalous tales of gluttony imaginable, and illustrate them for a wealthy lord with very peculiar tastes.

Fortunately, she's come to the right place.

The Seaman’s Tale begins with a dubious advertisement and ends in the dangling undercarriage of a particularly well-endowed kobold. She'll release him... in exchange for a date.

The Knight’s Tale details the messy (and we mean messy) journey of a dragongirl-turned-knight. Her love for her Lady knows no bounds, nor restrictions to appetite, and she's not afraid to do what she must to protect her charge.

The Fairy’s Tale pertains to a fey whose obsession with strange sensations leads her straight into the clutches of a wicked witch. The witch, you see, is also interested in strange sensations, which she fulfills with the jars full of shrunken humans that she has trapped in her cottage.

With every tankard emptied, another outrageous tale unfolds, and Ferrak finds herself surrounded by more inspiration than she could have possibly imagined.

But there's one problem.

For all of her research, Ferrak has never actually been swallowed.

And the patrons of The Siren's Gullet are more than happy to remedy that.

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Contains 67 pages and 18 illustrations.

Written by Brazzel

Illustrated by SeekGr

Edited by LunarVulp