The Fempiror Chronicles movies portion of the virtual series follow primarily a guy named David Taylor from his transmutation through a series of events in his life leading up to the teleplay portion. The parts are designated by year so the reader/viewer can know where each part fits into the saga.

All three of these were adapted into novels.

The Shorts portion of the virtual series follow any event that happens to anyone in the Fempiror universe. They were written based on a suggestion from someone else that the sheer amount of material one might come across could seem overwhelming, so these shorts offer a "bite" of the universe I've created. I've been told they feel like a small piece of something bigger when you read them too.

The first one was intended to be a piece of the fourth Fempiror screenplay which was never written, but eventually found its way to light as the fourth novel. The other was a backstory for the main villain of the teleplay series.

The Fempiror Chronicles Series portion of the overall virtual series was intended to detail the final years of the Fempiror Race culminating in one final screenplay called The End of All Things. The series was planneded for 4 or 5 seasons and follows the return of the Tepish Order into the lives of the modern Rastem who are agents living in the underwater Fempiror Cities.

In the end, only 11 episodes were completed and released due to life taking time away from its writing. Those who read its brief run always had good things to say about it.

These are currently being revisited and novelised with significant revisions without the constraints of episodic teleplay format. The hope is to release the first book in 2016.