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What authors did you enjoy when you first began reading spanking fiction?

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Goodgulf
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#111 | Posted: 21 Jan 2017 05:04
Does Perry Fowler have any stories in the library? If so, under what name?

Regina
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#112 | Posted: 21 Jan 2017 13:25
Will Henry was a favorite and letters to Penthouse that my husband bought were so outrageous and funny that I always enjoyed them.

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#113 | Posted: 21 Jan 2017 17:31
During the 90s, Wulfram's, Bernie's and Laura's all come to mind; but the first author to really grab me by the balls was Flogmaster, on his own site with the story entitled THE FIRST TIME.

Goodgulf
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#114 | Posted: 22 Jan 2017 02:36
smartfulcodger:
Flogmaster, on his own site with the story entitled THE FIRST TIME.

That story is on this site as well.

Totila
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#115 | Posted: 27 Jan 2017 08:01
I did read Flogmaster's stories long before I ever knew of this site, and I'm still in awe at the guy's creative output. He's written everything from loving domestic scenarios to harsh judicial ones, historical to sci-fi, virtually every pairing there is.

(Wow, my first forum post. I guess I'm officially not a lurker now.)

jan
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#116 | Posted: 17 Jun 2017 18:34

kdpierre
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#117 | Posted: 18 Jun 2017 15:22
I always preferred non-fiction to fiction, but after giving this some thought, after being disappointed by the 'classics' (Story of O, the Pearl, The Sleeping Beauty trilogy, etc.) I found a collection of short stories by Pat Califia called "Macho Sluts". It was great! While definitely fictional, every story ......whether contemporary or futuristic, or even a little supernatural............all had the touch of realism I love. Califia was very active in the BDSM scene and was very experienced. The stories contained powerful BDSM/spanking elements, but each was first a solid story and then had these realistic elements featured within...just what I look for!

Spiritdom
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#118 | Posted: 25 Jun 2017 23:48
I preferred non-fiction because my whole experience with spanking was occurring in my mind. I did not have parents who spanked nor did I attend schools where corporal punishment was allowed. Nor as a teenager was I forceful enough to talk young ladies to agree to being spanked. Besides none of my friends had any stories of being spanked. I felt I was alone in the world who had this secret perversion that no one else had. I grew up in the USA in the fifties with very educated parents. It was the era before the Internet and young adults were prevented as much as possible from seeing anything that might be interpreted as pornographic. So my outlet was searching for spanking literature in academic settings. I spent incredible amount of my recreational time searching libraries for books, magazines, journals, science papers or anything in which spanking was mentioned in non-erotic ways. I searched every piece of writing I could get my hands on that referenced spanking. I discovered in my father's library the original hard bound book written by Kraft-Ebbing that had medical histories of treating women with fetishes. Made me work hard translating the good doctor's Latin notes. Must admit I did not get much out of the classics in libraries like Dickens's "David Copperfield" but it had me searching literature from the Victorian era which eventually lead to finding things like reading extracts from the English Woman Home Journal, or the Pearl but not as much fun as Mr. Magazine letters that I would sneak glances at from the local pharmacy.. But early on the books that I wore out and by rereading salacious passages from more often than other was the translation of Edith Cadivec's books of her life and loves as an Austrian school mistress who handed out corporal punishment to adults and children until arrested. If she were still alive when I first discovered her books I know I would have tried to meet her. It was based on her life as true events but never has any piece of writing in the genre, be it fiction or non-fiction, ever transported me to feeling as if I were the one having disciplinary sessions with errant school girls or misbehaving adults..

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#119 | Posted: 26 Jun 2017 02:38
As a young sub teen I looked for anything about men spanking girls. There was no internet, revealing my age. But at my age do not care. The only source was the dirty magazine shelf at the tobacco store. After buying pack of Luckies could choose what you wanted. More pictures than text. No Spanking Library then.

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#120 | Posted: 26 Jun 2017 19:48
Joyce MacIver was not what one would call a spanking writer, she was a serious novelist and playwright, but she was also the author of a book called "The Exquisite Thing" that was about a young woman who discovers that she can only achieve complete erotic satisfaction after receiving a serious spanking. I came across this novel about forty years ago and remember being thrilled to discover that a talented, educated woman shared my fetish. The book was first published in 1968 and then reissued as a paperback in 1977. Reading it made me less shy about exploring the issue of spanking with women I dated and I was delighted to learn that at least half of them were receptive to the idea. As a matter of fact there were a few who were positively enthusiastic to find a man who shared their interest in this activity. Lucky me.

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