Footsucker by Geoff Nicholson. Sly and darkly funny, this novel chronicles the experiences of a base fetishist whom discovers the perfect legs and then needs to cope with the truth associated with the girl mounted on them. a smart meditation on the genuine price of obsession and objectification. (Side note: a new gentleman we came across after teaching a kink workshop used to be therefore adamant that i will check this out guide which he went house and came ultimately back together with his very own content as something special. We don’t remember his name but i will be ever grateful for that work of literary generosity.)
A brief history of Barbed Wire by Jeff Mann. Gorgeous and annoying. Mann is a wonderfully skilled author who has penned several of the most poetic information of kinky homointercourseual sex I’ve ever read.
But I’m questionable about detailing it right right here due to its poor grasp of consent. All the written guide consists of quick stories, each more gorgeous than the final. The last story in the guide is just a novella, plus it’s… super fucked up. It’s basically a tale about prolonged sexual attack told through the POV of the kidnapper. I’ve a issue whenever a journalist has me personally distinguishing with all the values that underlie their stories—in this situation, leathermen and bears are good guys, kinky homointercourseual intercourse is hot, homophobia is bad, etc.—and mostly shows their figures in consenting circumstances, then again portrays those exact same values as suitable for intimate attack and appears to expect me personally, as an audience, become up to speed using the assaulter as being a protagonist. Continue reading “So, enjoy these finely stories that are crafted but browse the last one at your own personal danger.”