Overlord (a spanko dystopia parody)

The first chapter of my new serial, "Overlord," has just been loaded. Its a kinky spoof of various dystopian literature. The plot follows that of Orwell's "1984" pretty closely for the first few chapters, though there are numerous references to other stories throughout. Naturally, its much more lighthearted than the source material.

By the end, the serial is planned to be around 6 chapters long and contain M/F, F/M, and F/F scenes.

Having had a sneak preview of the first instalment, for which I feel most privileged, I can't wait to see this series gracing the shelves of the LSF. I have to say it is a brilliantly clever spanko scenario, which I am sure, will be extremely popular amongst our discerning readers.

Ah, so my completely useless title suggestions were consigned to the bin where they belong. I shall read and enjoy.

An overbearing "Big Brother" government is a natural theme for spanking fiction. I'm looking forward to your take on it!

Not that you asked, but my title suggestion: Spankarchy.

I hate to get overly serious here, but "1984" is one of the most important bits of literature out there. Orwell warned us of a future that sounded fantastically impossible when the book was written, but sounds all too possible today with our growing tolerance of computerized governmental video surveillance and "robo-justice". Its a shame that our society insists on ignoring Orwell's warning.

The Orwellian nightmare has always had a special place in my heart - and in my fears. I remain guardedly optimistic that the human spirit will never allow itself to be oppressed by any "Big Brother" for long. I say this because even if the masses are reduced to cringing slaves with no wills of their own, unable to rebel or to break free, those who do the oppressing must themselves still be human. Heartless, sadistic humans perhaps, but human none the less. And if there is even the tiniest shread of compassion or pity in that ruling class, then somehow, some way, the better side of our nature must eventually re-assert itself in time.

That, at least, is what I believe.

As for the story itself, I look forward to seeing how it unfolds. I agree with Guy that this sort of dystopia is a very fitting setting for a spanking story. Pain, humiliation and control are the very cornerstones of oppression. How better to achieve that insidious end than through corporal punishment? In [i]1984 [i], Orwell gave us the psychologial terrors of Room 101, a room that contained the worst thing in the world. That's all well and good, but to really keep the people cowed, you have to show them the consequences of disobedience in no uncertain terms. In the first chapter of "Overlord," officers O'Brien and Charringtion seem more than willing to do just that.

The real question is, Where will the story go from here? I can't wait to find out.

Chapter two is up. This one is pretty edgy by my standards, just to warn you.

BTW, in '1984,' weren't one or two of the titles of the pornographic works sold by the Party (Ministry of Truth) to the "proles" (uneducated masses), to help keep them distracted, spanking-oriented in nature?

I don't have a copy of the novel immediately available, but I do seem to remember that... --C.K.

Yes. "Spanking Stories" was one of the titles.

That's a pretty subtle title - No wait, I suppose it is, in Newspeak.

I liked you first two chapters. Now I'm hooked! I also admire writers who can actually plan the number of episodes. Keep em coming!
IC