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on Sat 31 Oct 09, 3:17 PM to trillium's blog.
I went to the book store up the road the other day to see if they had any BDSM erotica to read, I got the guy working there to type through a list of BDSM/Femdom authors (I got from here http://www.femdomdesire.com/forums/stories/4449-... ) to see if they had anything and although the guy seemed familiar with Leopold von Sacher-Masoch and a few others they didn't have anything there, which I was sort of expecting but hoping otherwise.
I've ordered from amazon:
Slave of the Spartans by Yolanda Celbridge
Venus in Furs by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch
The Complete Marquis de Sade, Vol. 1 by Marquis de Sade
I'm looking forward to having some BDSM based novels to read as I've not really read any before, other then novels with very light D/s and CP references (like Books vs Cigarettes by George Orwell with CP references, We by Yevgeny Zamyatin with D/s references...).
I'm glad I got Venus in Furs by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, and looking forward to some light reading with Slave of the Spartans by Yolanda Celbridge. But I'm starting to think maybe I shouldn't have got The Complete Marquis de Sade, Vol. 1 by Marquis de Sade, as I've been reading some reviews which say it's a tedious and crap read and the full versions the book is referenced from are ruined by it. Has anyone read it, what do you think?
I would like to get more fantasy type novels about sorceresses and males subs to read. Any books that you can suggest?
Edited Sat 31 Oct 09, 3:18 PM by trillium
| 31 Oct 09, 3:57 PM ALittleBizarre 5 yrs |
I have Slave of the Spartans, someone gave it to me a while ago, though I have yet to read it, so let us know what you think once your done. I've heard varying reviews of Venus in Furs. I got read the Marquis De Sade stories at bedtime and quite enjoyed them. Its not written like modern erotica which might put some people off I suppose, but it didn't bother me, I really liked it, especially read aloud. | ||
| 31 Oct 09, 4:43 PM kris_kink UK(SW), 3 yrs |
-Anais Nin has used some BDSM elements in her work-Delta of Venus is a good one!
-Story of the Eye by Georges Bataille is also extremely good.
- One book, that I keep meaning to get a hold of is 'the Monk'. Has anyone read that? As for fantasy novels, I once read a Terry Goodkind novel that was so packed with Femdom undertones it was untrue. Unfortunately, I can't remember the title and I read it a long time ago.
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| 31 Oct 09, 5:57 PM trillium UK(N), 4 yrs |
Ahh good, the Marquis De Sade stories are starting to sound more promising then. I might be a couple of weeks until I've read Slave of the Spartans but I shall do another blog on it when I have, I'll let you know when I do.
Symbols can never be what it is they represent. | ||
| 31 Oct 09, 5:58 PM trillium UK(N), 4 yrs |
I will have to look into Terry Goodkind, thanks :p Symbols can never be what it is they represent. | ||
| 3 Nov 09, 7:18 PM Sinmara UK(N), 6 yrs |
I can lend you the three Beauty books by Anne Rice - they're my favourites  ------ I'd rather be poor and creative than rich and boring (Patrick Wolf) | ||
| 3 Nov 09, 7:50 PM trillium UK(N), 4 yrs |
Thank you, I would very much like to borrow them once I've read these three, started Venus in Furs, so far its amazing, I'll have to lead you it when I'm don't if you think you'd like it. Symbols can never be what it is they represent. | ||
| 3 Nov 09, 10:23 PM Sinmara UK(N), 6 yrs |
I have it actually, in German - haven't read it yet though!
------ I'd rather be poor and creative than rich and boring (Patrick Wolf) |
