Misplaced Donna Fanfiction Part 1

This story is some fan fiction and maybe alternative storyline for a series by DJ Black “Abraham Heights”. You can find the original for sale in the Library of Spank Fiction. While I enjoyed the series I felt it veered off course midway through and have written this alternative storyline. Enjoy.

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Donna Warren stretched out her arms, delighted. She was in her apartment getting ready to go out for the night. It's been just a short time since she moved out of Carlton House but she was enjoying every minute of it.

For those that don't remember, Donna Warren is a new professor at the Burnsville Ladies College at Abraham Heights University. When she first arrived she was mistakenly placed in Carlton House, a student dorm, overseen by Mrs. Main. Mrs. Main was a stickler for the rules who kept all the residents in line with firm over the knee spankings. Unfortunately for Dr. Warren, she too was held to the same rules. Missing 10pm curfew by even just one minute meant a sound bare bottom spanking over Mrs. Main's lap with a hard, wooden hairbrush. No matter how she protested or what Donna said, Mrs. Main was not deterred. In her eyes, anyone staying in the house followed the rules or else. As faculty meetings often ran late, Donna found herself soundly spanked on more than one occasion. This was truly embarrassing for a 28 year old professor. In spite of this, she didn't move out immediately. She wouldn't admit it but the spankings had a strange attraction. True she would love to watch someone *else* get spanked. But that wasn't possible so she had to satisfy herself with hearing about them or seeing the other students lined up before or after. Just being around the spankings was titillating. Eventually though she decided she had to move out. She was simply getting too many spankings and she was scared to death the students would find out. 

Nell in Bridewell - Part 11 - 1895 German Version

In part 10, I mentioned I had found a third version of Lenchen im Zuchthause.  Image above is the title page for this version printed in 1895.  (Click on the image to view full size) I am quite certain that this newly found version of Lenchen is NOT the original version published way back in 1840. In my opinion, however, it is the source for the translated story published in 1900 that we know as Nell in Bridewell.

Just Another Day at the Tuttle Bordello

 

Authors note: This is a stand-alone Tuttle story as none of the main characters have appeared in other stories.  Those who are interested in what happens upstairs in a bordello will be disappointed.  All of the “action” in this story happens down below - in the bordello basement. Next, I seriously doubt anyone will complain that the discipline dispensed in this story is too mild. Given the scenario, I believe I have achieved the right balance between severity and what “working girls” can expect.

Nell in Bridewell - Part 10 - Original Edition Found!

 

I believe the title page above (click on image for full size) is, in fact, from the very first printing of Nell.  Prior to finding this edition, my earliest edition was printed that same year, but with a soft cover.  There are some very minor differences:

1. Title page on hard cover edition has some lines printed in red ink. Soft cover is B&W.

2. Hard cover edition is missing the very last page #326

Fortunately, that missing page is identical to page #326 in the soft cover edition, so nothing really lost there. But then there are some major differences....

Justice Weekly - Once Over

Almost three years ago, I posted a brief introduction to the Toronto tabloid "Justice Weekly". You can find that post by clicking here:  JUSTICE WEEKLY

Yesterday by accident, I stumbled across this article written roughly 24 years after JUSTICE WEEKLY ceased publication: