Okay, my turn,
It's been very interesting so far and a lot of brilliant stories, that I hadn't noticed before, have been brought to my attention. In fact, it was only a handful of them that I had read before. It's been both ups and downs so far and I notice that we can have quite different taste, which is great as it blesses the library with diversity. I've been racking my brain which six to put up, as there are actually hundreds upon hundreds of stories that are my top favourites and out these roughly twenty authors have plenty of stories in my fav folder. So, here comes off the wall a few selected ones from the first page of my fav list. It feels a bit weird since there are many other authors that I'd like to mention as well, but I have to start somewhere. I guess I'll just have to be a frequent customer in this thread, until I feel that I've given praise to at least one story each of all my favourite authors. I'd also like to point out that this is in complete random order as it's very hard to make an absolute ranking, so I just started from the first that happened to cross my path. Many stories are very different from each other, which makes it hard to compare them. They can all be the best in their own way. I tried to focus on such favourites that for one reason or the other seem to have gone a bit under the radar and have fewer views than I would have expected them to have.
Christmas Treat – Sir Cambornek 6099 words. A young teacher screws up, or at least thinks she did; there are some neat twists and turns in the plot. In any case, it leads to a very humiliating experience in which she has to humble herself at a dinner for senior teachers in a for us spankos delightful way. When you think that the story has reached the top and it just can't be any more humiliating to her, it goes to another level. It has some similarities to the excellent Cross Country story, in which another young teacher has to make an exquisite walk of humiliation. And there is some delightful payback as well.
The Devious Headmaster Series – Alan Barr. A bunch of awesome shorts, if you are dying for a quick, humorous spanking and like to read about schoolgirls as well as teachers getting walloped for one reason or the other or none and you're too short of time to sit through 5000 words – this is the series for you. You have mistaken identities as well as devious plans and set-ups, all you can wish for in a spanko heaven school.
The Wrong Cousin Vikki – Goodgulf 570 words. So – many – good – stories – to – choose – from... Well, I picked this one from his large production as I love mistaken identity plots. An a bit uppity cousin gets wet and needs to change into the only available clothes in the house, which happens to be something much younger than her age. And then the babysitter shows up. The only thing I missed was, well, the whole story when Vikky ends up over the knee until she agrees to being the one she isn't. This was the inspiration for my 'Who got babysat?" story. In fact, most of my stories have found inspiration one way or the other from this library. Dammit Goodgulf – write a sequel – I want to read about that girl's butt burn!
Curse of The Mummy's Tomb – Flatfish 2244 words. Imagine the fun you can have discovering moronic and obviously fake, old traditions at an archaeological expedition, but no matter how phoney, it is insisted on following through with them, of course resulting in red rears. This is a perfect bundle of everything that is missing in the Indiana Jones movies.
The Maiden – OPB 5325 words. Okay, I'm a sucker for fantasy, but this one was out of the ordinary. Humour, twists and turns and a beautiful way with words which I always try to learn from. The proud maiden sets out on a very important quest, but is she fighting for the right cause? Probably not. A fantasy world Don Quijote with the important details, like plenty of red bottoms, which were missing in the book. I'm still waiting for the sequel... this can't be the end of her glorious journey.
The Golem – DJ Black 5786 words. It's almost impossible to pick only one from the vast production from his legendary author. This one is a bit out of the blue, but has one of my favourite elements, getting stuck with a misguided android/robot that acts in a way that it finds absolutely reasonable and it's in total control of the situation, so the poor pilot can't do nothing but accepting her new, red-bottomed position until the flight is over and in the process learns something about herself. Black is the very reason why I'm here. His were the first stories I ran into on the Internet and after much hesitation, I wrote a story of my own and sent to him. It was of course absolute garbage, but he was kind, understanding, gave advice and positive feedback and directed me to the LSF. So after hopefully having matured a few leagues as a writer over the years, bringing me up to an at least mediocre level, here I am; thanks again DJ!
Nothing to Cheer About – Imreadonly2 2073 words. Stuck up phD is working with her project at a quiet lake – until it's invaded by noisy, obnoxious cheerleaders by the hundreds, all in dire need of frequent, public spankings. So far, so good and the heroine takes delight in being snotty towards them. Which maybe wasn't the best of plans when she accidentally ends up naked among them, lined up for her part of a glorious mass spanking. Humour, plenty of red butts and everything you can possibly wish for in a spanking story. Absolutely something to cheer about.
Dammit! – that's seven, so I'll refrain from the self-plug, but do read my stories, all of them – and leave a comment, the response I get is the food for my pen.
And to wrap it up, I'd like to apologize to all the great authors that I haven't mentioned here - yet. This was as said off the wall and I'll be back with more reading suggestions for six or seven just as deserving authors. |