New Author - Eva

Read the serial folks - it's very hot and takes you places you might not have expected!

Welcome Eva. I hope to check out the serial soon.

Thank you for the welcome and thank you to all who have made comments on my little story.

As a new author, your encouragement is welcome. An English friend made some corrections to my grammar.
The story was a mixture of fact and fiction.
I did pose for the artist but not as Leda !
Do you know the painting? It is here:

http://www.femme-classic-art.com/François-Boucher/Leda-and-the-Swan-François-Boucher- Femme-Classic-Art-large.jpg

Thank you again.
éva

For me, that is a freaky picture! I have always avoided swans & geese because an accident of nature put their unpredictable beaks at vaguely the same height as my delicate bits.

Getting back on topic, I'm enjoying Eva's serial.

Years ago, I was bitten by a goose on my hand between my thumb and forefinger. It hurt like the dickens, so I don't want any goose beaks close to even more sensitive areas.

Your serial was wonderful, Eva. Very different from anything I have read here.

Leda and the Swan is a story from classical Greece mythology.

There were times when Zeus turned himself into a swan (because who would be threatened by a swan coming up to them?) and went out raping women. This picture seems to be Zeus thinking "Is it fit for a god or should I try to find another naked chick?". I think that Yeats wrote some poems about this, but my memory is a bit hazy on that.

Anyway, there is some art out there on this subject that shows the swan doing a lot more than looking. Some of them "ew" invoking... or is that eww? I'm never sure how to spell that onomatopoeia, other than it's not the name of a female sheep (ewe).

Oh, and welcome to the library.

Goodgulf

As a happy reader of LSF, it is always a pleasure to see new writers here. Welcome, Eva!