Rollin

Those of you who have been members here for some time will remember Rollin, and will be sad to hear that he passed away on 1st June. Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this time.

Rollin was a known voice in the spanko community who had been writing spanking stories for decades, but ironically was undergoing a phase of writer's block around the time he joined the LSF. He later told us that the library had encouraged him to write again and share his stories. Many of you will have interacted with him via comments on his work, or on the forum. He was a very active member here for several years, but chose to remove most of his stories when he made the move towards the commercial publication of his work.

RIP, Rollin.

Really sorry to hear about Rollin. I much enjoyed his stories, and we often chatted about both his and mine. A good writer, and a lovely guy. RIP.

He was one of the best, may he rest in peace.

Very sad to hear! He was a great story writer in many different genres, and I remember him as very friendly to a new and inexperienced writer. A pity for us that his stories are no longer available here, but that was his choice. RIP.

One of the two major influences on my spanking writing, sadly both he and Alex Birch are no longer with us.
BTW do you know his approximate age just for interest.
His critiques were always thoughtful and helpful.
RIP

Rollin's stories were some of the first I found on the web. I have some and still enjoy them to this day after reading them many times. What a loss.

Sad. He was a good writer. Hope his family is doing OK.

CS

A sad loss. He wrote with style and assurance, and made frequent appearances on the Challenge podiums. Rest in peace, Rollin, Sir.

Sad to hear of his passing. He was a talented writer- I remember sharing my amusement at his having a pen name based on the Mission Impossible character, Rollin Hand. My condolences to his family.

RIP Rollin Hand. I first made his acquaintance on S.S.S. and established friendship with him back on S.S.S. in the nineties. I was sad to see him leave the LSF and am even sorrier that he has passed. Again, may he RIP.