NJRick's "Obscure Story-Reading" Challenge

After Dinner Brat by Pim Parnell

Cute short story. Nice dialogue. Good examples of "Bratting" for those who are totally innocent and don't really understand the concept. A fun read.

True. Getting a paycheck isn't.


I found a rarity - a flopsybunny story (poem actually) that hadn't been commented-upon. It's seasonal, too, entitled "Halloween."


I tend to do that myself - but it's not a "rule" I intended to make for this Challenge. We have far too many rules in life!


Er...because I made a mistake? Not a GOOD reason, to be sure, but at least it's a reason.

Agreed! It occurred to me later that I should have added that part.

"Bedtime Questions" By Grace Brackenridge--it has a deliciously diabolical underlying premise to the boys' maternally-administered "spanking tests," which I pointed out in my 'virgin comment' on the story... --C.K.

Another for the challenge Rick...

The Mountain In The Middle by John Benson

I've always enjoyed this author's alternative realities and this one didn't disappoint. A tale of a journey and a god who likes his peace and quiet.

Lorien's Curse by John Benson

Not Tolkein's Lorien, but another. A well signposted plot which we have the pleasure of watching the protagonist discover for herself. Is it a curse or an acceptance of the reality of things?

Also...

Augusta Milverton by Hardwood

A sensuous blackmailer, a whipping bench, a cane and a voyeur. What more can we ask for?

Because I Hate You by Lupercal

A M/F short story of a woman who just needs to be punished.

All in the Mind by John Benson

Interesting story about the future and mind control. Girl is punished by a microchip implant.

samslipper sent me a pop-up, rather than [posting here, about a complex little story by John Benson entitled "Celestine," about a girl entrusted to an old magician to learn magic, and what it takes to get her attention.

For my latest entry - an exceedingly hot little tale by eve entitled "This Type of Play," is a sexy description of the type of play in question.

We've made a LITTLE headway in this project, paring the number of comment-less stories down to 4369.

Cured of Fibbing - Englishwoman's DJ

This is supposed to be an article from "Experiences of Flagellation, 1885". If it is in fact part of an article from 1885 the view point is an interesting one. If it is a recently written attempt article made to seem as though it is from 1885, it is quite well done.