Do you read stories over, and over and over?

That is, it's here.

I only reread my stories when I'm thinking on a sequel or another chapter in a serial.

But outside spanking world I have a personal favorite, Rex Stout and his fat detective Nero Wolfe and his sidekick, Archie Goodwin. A delight to reread.

I love to sometimes reread the most interesting, well-written spanking books which I have in my extensive library. Most of those books are ones which were published by the AKSS. The AKSS was, in my opinion, the very best publisher of cp related literature. Check them out.

Yes, I love to reread story over and over again. Flogmaster is one of my fravourite writer.

What is/was AKSS, and what kind of spanking related literature did/do they publish?

-LK

AKSS (Alice Kerr Sutherland Society) specialised in romantic discipline or should I say Fm fiction. The magazine was called the Governess. In the main very well written articles and stories, particularly anything written by Jacqueline Ophir. Beautifully illustrated by Curtus and Sardax. I used to read The Governess well before I discovered the internet. I think you can still buy their books, either on abebooks.com or amazon. Look out for A Guide to the Correction of Young Gentlemen written by Ms Ophir, get the earlier edition if possible because the illustrations although simple, are much better.

I have read "Jessica Lynn" by Corporal over and over. I think it is a well written story. What the girls have done wrong is always explained, the discription of the spankings is well done, and the father always lets the girls know he loves and forgives them. He also lets Jessica Lynn call him Daddy! He is not overly harsh with the girls. This the type of story I like the best.

I usually reread some of my own stories to clarify details about the events and characters, since I use many characters repeatedly and in different time periods (from the late 1960's to the present). In spite of this, I've made a few continuity mistakes--a character described as wearing a punishment outfit months before he received it at a Christmas party, for example.

In my Rejuve Universe stories, which are pretty much linear in time order, I do reread relevant past stories when necessary to get into the right frame of mind and to jog my memory RE necessary details.

There are a few stories by other spanking writers that I like to reread on occasion, notably by Julnick ("Into the Woods"), KDPierre, Smeple, Seegee, Case Wintermute, Carnations72 and KFR ("Special Relativity" and the "Boss Lady" novella).

As far as nonspanking literature, I do sometimes enjoy rereading parts of GONE WITH THE WIND, LONESOME DOVE, STREETS OF LAREDO and the FOUNDATION trilogy, although I'm normally not much of a rereader... --C.K.

i reread more times the stories that contain a well described spanking scene (i reread the stories in this wonderful library too ,the Crimson Kid's stories for example.
I think that the magical power of words (when they excite our imagination when their sound in our mind produce pleasure) remain intact even if we read them more and more times

i think the "collection des orties blanches) is the best publisher in the world of this genre of literature.
I adore the work of Jacques D'Icy and Paulette Verges, both F/m and M/F french writers in early twenties...