Paula couldn’t say she hadn’t been warned. They had made it very clear the first night of orientation, all of them did. Her dorm master, her senior buddy, her advisor, even her roommate, for goodness sake, who had no reason to be any more in the know than she did. Perhaps it was ignorance, but … Continue reading Welcoming Spanking
Category: Fiction
A Faerie Tail
Isabet slouched onto her toadstool and moped, a silent steady fit unbecoming a faerie of her age. Then again, hadn’t it been made explicitly clear the previous evening that she herself was completely unbecoming for a faerie her age? The dark though only served to dampen her mood still further, thickening the roots of despair … Continue reading A Faerie Tail
The Therapist
It felt like any other therapist’s office, not that Josie had much experience by which to judge. The full extent of her knowledge in that area had been gleaned from Hollywood and one miserable experience in school when her parents had caved to an eccentric teacher’s suggestion that she might benefit from having “someone to … Continue reading The Therapist
Invisibility
Invisibility had been a wonderful thing. As a child, Helen had often wished she were invisible. Growing up, she had to admit the wish was futile, impossible, and probably not a good idea anyway. She had never thought she would one day achieve it, nor that it would be so easy. All it took was … Continue reading Invisibility
Book of the Month: Charlotte’s Fulfilment by Carly Burton
Happy April everyone! Fittingly, on the first of the month I'm featuring the first book from Carly Burton, though some of you may be familiar with her stories from LSF where she contributes as Elorac (if you haven't already, I would highly recommend her "Royal Attitude Adjustment" series available there). Charlotte's Fulfilment is a light … Continue reading Book of the Month: Charlotte’s Fulfilment by Carly Burton
Hair
Nothing quite compared to the feeling of a soft spring breeze in newly-straightened hair. It was the first time Julie had attempted to do such a thing to her own head, having only recently consented to let her hairdresser give it a go. The results Sharon had managed to produce were stunning, but expensive. Three … Continue reading Hair
Distance Learning: Clearing the Cobwebs
Sarah and David's story began here The cobwebs had taken over. Sarah could hardly be described as impeccably tidy, but she did have standards of cleanliness that crept up every once in a while and spurred on a bout of cleaning that left her home habitable. Looking around her sitting room, she knew that one … Continue reading Distance Learning: Clearing the Cobwebs
Bonus Book of the Month: Dana and the Drifter by Abigail Armani
No new story from me today (or last week or the week before. . .I know. . .). Work has kept me extremely busy recently, and non-technical writing hasn't much happened (not even email and comment responses- very sorry for my absence, but it's nice to see you all seem to have been having a … Continue reading Bonus Book of the Month: Dana and the Drifter by Abigail Armani
Book of the Month: The Doctor’s Little Girl by Alex Reynolds
I'll admit to blatantly shopping by cover here. (Note to self: I really need to get rainbow striped toe socks. My life will not be complete until this inadequacy is resolved.) I was very glad I did- the debut novel from Alex Reynolds (of Alex in Spankingland) was a great read. The scenario requires quite … Continue reading Book of the Month: The Doctor’s Little Girl by Alex Reynolds
Book of the Month: The Disciplined Women of Chapel Island by Susan Thomas
What if corporal punishment and public shame were not things to be feared, but merely a part of what makes public life in one's community special? Where there was no pretence, and it was openly admitted that this was something we all enjoyed, if perhaps not so much at the moment of impact. Susan Thomas … Continue reading Book of the Month: The Disciplined Women of Chapel Island by Susan Thomas
Acknowledging Imperfection 