Jacqueline Jillinghoff: Blog

I have revised and reposted an older story of mine called The Mortification of the Flesh. The great Bruno Traven has also graciously provided one of the most erotic. illustrations I have seen from his pen.

Please take a look, but be warned: this story deal with domination and corporal punishment.

B. Traven has contributed an illustration to my story Esther and the Enchanted Egg, and it is a corker. Please take a look, even if you've read the story already.

Here's a treat. My friend Bruno Traven has created illustrations for my story The Shoemaker's Daughters. These are done in the style of a 19th-century fairy tale collection and are a delight. Please have a look, and feel free to compliment Bruno in the comments.

Thanks, too, to Lazeez for helping get them posted.

Bruno Traven, a talented graphic artist who appears to enjoy my work, has sent me an illustration for My Summer Gown, the last poem in the collection Pure Filth. His drawing has has been added to the verse.

Many thanks to Bruno. It's very cold here today, and the picture holds the promise of warmer times to come.

I don't think blog posts with external links show up in the home page feed, but maybe a few of my regular readers will see this nonetheless.

Not long ago, a new story of mine, Blessed Sacrament, was posted at littlesally666.com. Afterward, the guy (I assume it's a guy) who runs the site asked to interview me. Our exchange may be found HERE.

Hope you find it informative.