80 pages | First edition, published 2026 | Edition of 50

“[IN MY OPINION], SIZE IS A KINK, A FANDOM, AN AESTHETIC AND PHILOSOPHICAL APPROACH, AND… A PHENOMENOLOGICAL APPROACH TO EXPERIENCING ONE’S OWN BODY AND THE BODIES OF OTHERS, WHICH CAN BE SEXUAL, ROMANTIC, PLATONIC, OR SIMPLY AESTHETIC IN CHARACTER. [SIZE IS] ALSO AN ONTOLOGICAL APPROACH, A WAY OF BEING-IN-THE-WORLD, OF MAKING, DOING, AND LOVING.”

- Quinn M., posted to DiDi Star's Discord server, 25/11/25

The debut book from Abigail's micropress publishing imprint The 50-ft Press, published in August 2026, 'Bug In A Cage: Five Essays + A Comedy Sketch on the Philosophy of Size Kink' compiles five critical essays by east London-based author, kink philosopher, and non-binary giant "Quinn M." in print for the first time. This first-edition run of 50 books was designed, riso-printed, and bound by Abigail at her home print studio, and features cover art designed by the author, after Reynold Brown's iconic poster for the 1958 B-movie 'Attack of the 50-ft Woman'.

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In early 2025, erotic size-kink fiction author and proud non-binary giant “Quinn M.” began penning a series of essays critically examining size kink through queer and (trans)feminist theoretical lenses. Originally published to their WordPress blog bug in a cage, these essays instantly caused a sensation within the size community.

Quinn’s essays have given a persuasive argumentative voice to the opinions and perspectives of marginalised size community members whose approaches to identity, embodiment, fantasy, and erotic desire do not align with common stereotypes associated with “macrophiles” or “giantess fetishists”, as we are often dismissively referred to by outsiders: cisgender, heterosexual men who are solely attracted to conventionally attractive giant women whose sexual agency they consistently deny.

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In this book, Quinn's essays are accompanied by a short comedy sketch satirising size-kink stereotypes the author penned in 2023, a foreword written by Abigail, and a transcript of a recorded conversation conducted between author and publisher in January 2025 as part of Abigail's 'Conversations with the Size Community' project.