Book Review – The Gardener by Rachel de Vine
Rachel de Vine’s The Gardener is ridiculously hot. Not in a graphic x-rated explicit way, you understand, just in a ‘fulfils my every fantasy’ way.
Book Review – How To Be a Woman by Caitlin Moran
There’s a gratifyingly large amount of talk about masturbation in Caitlin Moran's memoir, How to be a Woman.
Lars Von Trier’s Nymphomaniac
Nymphomaniac is an epic four hour film by avant-garde director, Lars von Trier. It was split into two parts when released at the cinema presumably because there’s a limit to how much artily directed wall-to-wall sex your average cineaste can be expected to sit through even when there is a naked Stacy Martin on screen half the time.
Book Review – Safe in his Arms by Renee Rose
Safe in his Arms introduces us to Becca who meets marine, Zac at her sister’s wedding and enjoys a weekend of spanky sex which results in her becoming pregnant.
Submission, spanking and self-harm
There is a scene in Steven Shainberg’s Secretary where E Edward Grey speaks to Lee, his secretary and submissive, about her history of self-harm. “Is it that sometimes the pain inside has to come to the surface?”
Book Review – The Coach’s Discipline by Katherine Deane
Katherine Deane's The Coach's Discipline is an utterly lovely spanking story which tells the story of runner Claire Jacobs.
Five Spanking Books I’d Love To See On The Big Screen
You know what spanking fiction book would make a better movie than Fifty Shades of Grey? Well any of the five books on my list for a start.
Fifty Shades of Grey Movie Trailer – Good, Bad or Ugly?
The Fifty Shades of Grey Movie Trailer is out. We may have another seven months to prepare ourselves for the actual film but at least we get a sneak preview of Dakota Johnson looking winsome and Jamie Dornan standing outside a helicopter.
Book Review – Master Of Two by Patricia Green and Karin Ito
Patricia Green and Karin Ito's new novel, Master of Two, introduces us to Dominant Kevin Watson and his two lovers, Renee and Amiko.
Is this painting too erotic to exhibit?
Portrait of Ms Ruby May, Standing by Leena McCall was removed from display at a gallery after complaints that it was 'too pornographic'.