missing stories

I also have several parts of this series (at least six, I think). Perhaps they could be sent to the librarians for posting here, with all due credit to the author of course?

I have the 12 parts of the Bucci Neighborhood Spankings from: Whetstone (whetstone22@lycos.com) in my archive.

The first spanking story web site I found was Laura's spanking corner. I really liked the stories by Hbrushed
(now part of the LSF) and Carolina Jim. Carolina Jim is not part of the LSF. Could Jim's stories be imported?
The spanking corner's current web site is: www.thespankingcorner.com/stories. I don't think that Laura has
updated the site in years but it is still up for people to enjoy.

Back when I first got on the internet I discovered stories by sarah3333 and really enjoyed them, but now they are a pain to try to track down... The artist, Nate, used to have a site with some good picture stories, but it sadly went offline. I do have some of the pictures but wish I had saved the stories.

This is my greatest hope for the LSF. When we die, (or when we simply lose interest in our creations) our personal story sites eventually follow us into oblivion...along with our stories. I'm hoping the LSF collection will remain available for the edification and enjoyment of future generations of spankos.

Guy

Years ago, before I ever wrote a single word, I trolled the internet saving stories on my hard drive. USENET, Laura's and many other sites were repositories of a great deal of fiction about TTWD. I still have this huge collection. Unfortunately it's not very well organized. But I do have many of the authors that are mentioned in this thread. I understand, though, the Library's concern about not posting without express permission. Those of us who have blogs can be a bit more nimble. But if anyone has a specific request I'll look to see what I can find. (I did help Sebastian retrieve a number of the sarah3333 stories for example.)

Some authors are probably not around anymore to provide permission. For instance, I'm reasonably certain that "Carolina Jim" passed away some years ago. (I've posted here before about this: in short, some of his early postings to USENET had his full name and some biographical information, which all coincides with an obituary published in 2007.)

Yes, and I certainly appreciated these stories. We have Sarah 3333 by Randy, in the library, but there are many more.
Now, does anyone have any other Laura's stories that are not on her website?
Does anyone have Jodie Davis' stories. They are lost on the internet. No archives. She claims that these stories are true, but there not; strictly fiction.
There are many, many missing stories and there are stories that have been abandoned by the author. There is no way to get in touch with them. Some are the best.