Lubrican: Blog

If you have been reading my stuff, over the years, then you know I write within a relatively defined genre. You might also know that I reach out, now and again, to try something different. I have done that again and this time I reached waaay out.

I'm posting my first BDSM story. Or maybe it's only domination/submission, since (in my opinion) there are no sadists involved. There might be a masochist in the story.

Basically, I have no freaking idea what this is, but I wanted to write it and I did and I never waste anything that came from my muse.

So here's the deal. This is an experiment. It might be good and it might be garbage. Only those who are legitimately in the BDSM community can make that judgement and since I'm not in that community, I'm just going to post it and let them tell me how I did. It's kind of like when I write from a woman's point of view. I'm not a woman but my female readers (who I try hard to understand) tell me I have done all right at that. I want to understand almost everybody in the world of erotica so that's also what this one is about.

The title is Spanking my Secretary and it's eleven chapters long. It does not (necessarily) have cliffhangers in it, which is also something new for me. I plan on posting a chapter a day.

I get mail fairly often from people who say something along the lines of "I'm not into [what this book is about] but I decided to try it because you wrote it and I'm glad I did." This is not an attempt to toot my own horn (or have them toot it) but rather is just a request that you read a few chapters before you decide it's not for you, especially if BDSM really isn't your thing. It's really not my thing, either, which might sound odd, since I wrote about it, but we should all try to understand each other if at all possible.

Stay safe and thanks for reading.
Bob

I don't know what other authors do when they publish a book at Bookapy, but when I do that I always republish about two or three weeks later, so that corrections, additions and edits are there. So, if you purchase one of my books (and THANK YOU VERY MUCH IF YOU DO) then be sure to go back and re-download it a month later. I want you to have the best product possible.
Thanks for reading.
Bob

In my previous blog entry I said I wasn't going to post any new stories soon. Then Andy sent me back the story he'd been working on.

That story, called The Summer of '42 "begins" in December, or at least the diary that plays a central role in the story begins in December, so it just seemed like this was an apropos time to post it. I admit I'm rushing it, a little, so it may not be as polished as I like things to be.

But I've never been patient, once something is "finished" and ready to be posted.

It's ten chapters, so a one week posting schedule is in order. For those who are impatient, like me, I'll publish the whole thing at Bookapy.

That may take another day or so.

Happy Holidays to all, and thanks for reading.
Bob

Alas, the present is not a new story, though I have one with Michelle for proofreading, and another one with Andy for editing. So those will get posted after the new year.

No, the present is a 25% reduction in the price of all my books at Smashwords.com between 18 Dec 20 and New Year's day. Anything you put in your cart between those dates will automatically be discounted 25%.

I want to thank everybody for their support, and for supporting Lazeez so you can read my material here at SOL.

And, of course, thanks for reading.
Bob

I'm not known for flash stories. In fact, I'm pretty sure this is the first one I've ever posted. But this one has been banging around in my mind for years, now, so I decided to finally write it. I was going to save it for a contest, but none ever came up.

My apologies to those people who get bent out of shape if a code is left out, particularly an important one. But I had to leave that code out because it would have been a clear spoiler. I did give you some clues in the other codes. You can let me know if they helped figure it out. If it did, I'll remove those codes, too.

The surprise is critical to the meaning of the story.

Thanks for reading.
Bob

Oh. Almost forgot. It's called A Difficult Problem Resolved.