This excellent work was published posthumously. The author died in 2015 and never got a chance to publish this treatise. Consequently, it has never been professionally edited. Nevertheless, it is a wonderful read for those interested in Erotic Chastisement.
The author was a research scientist and used his skills to create this analysis of some of the main fiction offerings in the very narrow area of Erotic Chastisement. Since the field being analyzed is quite narrow, it allowed the author to do a very “in depth” analysis.
Indeed, there is no question that it took countless hours to produce this magnificent treatise. It is my hope that you will enjoy this work as much as I have.
Clifford's story is somewhat tragic. He'd been working on this book on and off for years. Then he got sick, and he ramped up to finish. He figured he'd have plenty of time to "clean up" and proofread, but turns out, he was much sicker than he thought.
Besides writing, Clifford was an avid collector and had amassed a library of close to 4,000 books - all on erotic chastisement/corporal punishment. This was truly a remarkable accomplishment. Unfortunately, after he succumbed to his illness, his family, being embarrassed with his hobby, carted the entire collection off to the town recycling center. So today pieces of that wonderful collection will be found in the napkins made of recycled paper at McDonalds.
I was truly fortunate to get his manuscript and it was in pretty rough shape (plain text - all smashed together). With the help of MS Word, I was able to correct spelling, duplicate words, and grammar errors. That took hours and then came the huge task of formatting so that folks could actually read. I believe the end result is that, while not perfect, Clifford's labor of love will NOT be forgotten and can be enjoyed by those of us who are into this kink.
Click on the link below to download this work in rtf (rich text format):
Once at Library Genesis, select the Libgen.rs download option.
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Thanks for any help, -- Donn
Donn, I just tried to download and it seems to be working perfectly. I really want to us Library Genesis, so want to know if there are country specific problems. As instructed you must select libgen.rs for the download option. At the top of the next screen, click on GET. You should a notice of a download pending and usually, your system will ask where you want to place the file on your device. So, what is NOT working for you? I'm wondering whether the .rs is a problem.
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