LIKE A CORSET UNDONE JUST RELEASED!

This is Circlet Press's third erotic steampunk ebook, and it's now out! My story, "The Zeppelin Raider," is in it. This is a story about an inexperienced young lady and an armoured phallogyne who happens to be a Zeppelin captain.

LIKE A CORSET UNDONE includes the following stories:

The Pretty Horsebreaker by Peter Tupper

Adventures Underground by Carlanime Bligh

The Skydancer by R.E. Bond

Skyway Robbery by Angelia Sparrow and Naomi Brooks

The Tinker’s Lady by Jasmine Dale

The Zeppelin Raider by Roxy Katt

Submission by R. Blackett

The Coming Age by Angela Caperton

Check out the link above or this one here.

THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT A WOMAN IN JODHPURS

. . . especially when she's all tied up, like Jilly here.

Now a woman all tied up and struggling is not inherently any big deal erotically, as far as I'm concerned.

In order for such a situation to be hot I believe she ought to be someone too strong, proud, or smart to ordinarily find herself in a position of humiliating powerlessness or indignity.

And what could be stronger, prouder, and smarter than an equestrienne, a woman who controls who knows how many pounds of horse flesh between her sleekly jodhpured thighs? What a comedown it would be to be such a woman, but somehow blindfolded, gagged, and bound to a chair, knowing that the psychological armour of your tight jods, which marked you out as a sexy and superior being, can be instantly subverted by the casual popping of a couple of snaps, and the insolent hauling down of that terrifically strained zipper . . .

VALLEY OF THE VALLEY GIRLS: OR, EXCERPTS FROM A BAD PORN NOVEL

. . . he stuck his thing in her thing and they both groaned loudly.

"Dude," she cried, "like, you're totally awesome."

"Babe," he said, "like totally. You too."

"We're like, totally fucking, you know?"

"Like, let's like totally fuck our fucking brains out, eh?"

"Totally."

Then the door flew open and a full squad of heavily armed penguins entered.

ONE OF THE SEXIEST CATSUIT IMAGES AROUND

is this one by an artist named Coop.

The suit gives the appearance of one that would take a hell of a lot of work to get into. I like that.

I love the shininess, the callipygean rondure, the dizzy, sassy, vulnerable pose, and just the fact the pic is titled Rubber Catsuit (study for Goodyear).

All she needs is a Schraeder valve sticking out of her somewhere, in a spot she didn't notice in the hour or so it took her to jiggle and wriggle and seal herself up in a gynoformic inner tube. She's smiling, but I bet she's tired (forgive me! I couldn't help myself). You know how sharks are said to mistake a wetsuited diver for a seal? All I can say, honey, is don't stand too close to any careless, near-sited mechanic inflating tires! There's a seal that will be put under pressure indeed.

Thanks to Coop for permission to post this luscious work. You can see more of his work here, including a colour version of this piece.

CHOMSKY ON THE SOVIET UNION AND SOCIALISM

A brief note: if you ever hear anyone run down socialism on the basis that the Soviet Union was socialist, and that therefore socialism means tyranny, direct them to an article entitled "The Soviet Union Versus Socialism" by Noam Chomsky. He clearly shows here that the Soviet Union was not socialist by any means, despite its own propaganda and that of its enemies.

A NEW POSITIVE REVIEW FOR WHERE THE GIRLS ARE

can be found here. My story, "The City Pony," is mentioned positively as well!

I'm so glad the erotica industry is opening up now with more reviews!

CAPITALISM OPPOSES PRIVATE PROPERTY

What? Am I mad? Isn't private property the Holy Grail of capitalism? One would think so, given what capitalism says and does. But in at least one very important but overlooked aspect capitalism is very much opposed to private property.

Next to your own body, what is the most important thing in the material world you can own?

The means of production. In capitalism most people do not own this. What they have is a job, but they do not own even that. Capitalism is always singing the praises of the businessperson, big or small, but it demands that the great majority of the world live as employees. An employee is someone who does not OWN their means of making a living. They may or may not own all kinds of other things, but the means of buying them is always in someone else's hands.

There is no reason whatsoever why things should be like this.