I have updated my readers picks to add two new stories: Probability Zero by fembotheather and I was Made For Loving You by Jukebox. I also updated my introduction a bit, which had gotten stale and out of date.
Tag: Reader’s Picks
Redesign
A few years have passed since I did a redesign here, so I sat down the other day and did some tinkering on the weblog. I will try to post more this year as time and necessity permits. I will have posts up for the two stories I have posted recently soon. Also, I will be adding four new stories to my reader’s picks page. More soon.
New Reader’s Picks
I am happy to announce my new reader’s picks for this year. I have added Olorin247’s Finding Master, Queen Cordelia’s The Drone of the Cyber Queen, and Handcuffgirl’s Recruiting Coordinator.
New Reader’s Picks
It’s time again for the yearly update to my reader’s picks page. This year I have added five stories:
- Paladin by 8-Bit
- The Rise of the Cyber Queen by Queen Cordelia
- Sleepers by J. Darksong
- The Jokers’ Club by Tropos
- Agent With Immunity by Frederick
New Reader’s Picks
I have added seven new stories to my reader’s picks page. New stories are at the bottom of the page.
Romban Guest
The Romban Guest? by Handcuffgirl-This is a great story that I remember loving when it was first published back in 2006. I had this story listed under my reader’s picks when it first was published, but it doesn’t seem to be there anymore for some reason. I will rectify that soon.
A female notstarfleetorthecolonialfleetweswear officer is captured after her ship is obliterated. Gradually, she is reprogrammed into a slave for one of the female officers on the ship. I loved the gradual transformation of the protagonist and the formal D/s language. The emphasis on exercise reminds me of some of Vendatrix’s stories (I have used it in my own as well).
My only problem is I don’t like words like “tits” and “pussy,” but I understand why others do enjoy it. I just find those words crude.
Overall, this is a great story I will get back onto my RP page soon.
Outcall
The newest chapter of Outcall is very impressive. trilby else has, as usual, created a world filled with brainwashing twists and turns, this time involving mind controlled sex workers. There are some really erotic sections and well done mind control sequences. This one will make my reader’s picks the next time I update it (normally during the holidays).
Updated Reader’s Picks
http://www.mcstories.com/ReadersPicks/bw.html
Just wanted to announce that Simon has updated my reader’s picks page. New stories include:
Cotton
Cotton, Auto
Outcall
Paladin
The Happily
Viva La Resistance
Mirrored In Your Eyes
Reader’s Pick: Buy One, Get One
Buy One, Get One by Born Blitzed-I liked this one so much I forgot to send feedback for it until a year later! No really, my notes sat on my desk for that long. Uh, anyway, I love the details in this story. The little things count: the cameras and such. The concept of having a “sale” on slaves is a very interesting one. Eventually you might have to have one I guess? As I have said before, my favorite stories are those, like this one, where there is a grand scheme to reprogram and enslave for sale. As noted in my emails with the author, there is a definite “Spy v Spy” theme going on in this one too. Great work.
Reader’s Pick: A Birthday Engagement
A Birthday Engagement by Decker:This is an excellent story. I love the exposition that sets up her tale. She is your average college girl; pretty, good grades, hard studier. She especially works hard in class, hyper focused by her Master to do well. That is pretty hot. The story goes on and eventually our protagonist is returned to her former self. A frank discussion of sexual abuse and other things follows, which is handled very well. I am very impressed by this story. It does move a little too quickly at times, but that is made up for by an excellent plot and even better exposition. In a perfect world I would like this story to be fifty pages instead of seventeen, but it is so good that this isn’t a problem at all. Great stuff and highly recommended.
Barbara R. Wetzel 