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Post by commentator on Jul 19, 2019 15:13:52 GMT
It's been a while. For the most part I have been writing and rereading some old favorites but this morning I sat down and read a story by Olivia Evans who has written several stories, some good, some better and a few that might have been better not seeing daylight. However her latest is quite a joy to read Elliana - an actor who plays a role for a lifetime and the woman who loves him.
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Post by commentator on Aug 3, 2019 9:46:10 GMT
Been a while and I had to look to make sure that I hadn't already recommended the two stories below. The first is Turnabout by Miss Jessica. A couple wakes up to find themselves in each other's body. There are some interesting twists in their family history. There is a lot of character development and the authors do an amazing job of treating the external and internal actions of the swapped couple. Keeping the pronouns applicable to the thoughts and actions is a major accomplishment in and of itself. This story has its moments but is a positive and generally uplifting read. The second was co-authored by Miss Jessica with Lizzy Bennett called Nine Months and is a great read in conjunction with Turnabout. Using bodysuits instead of a simple 'we have no idea how it happened' bodyswap the former male ends up pregnant and given the title follows her through her pregnancy. It is a bit darker and a more harsh read but still is a positive read. Both authors have other stories worth reading but these two are my favorites.
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Post by jessica on Aug 3, 2019 12:24:12 GMT
Thank you for the praise (however undeserved). I (and I think Lizzy would agree) really appreciate it.
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Post by commentator on Aug 20, 2019 11:13:36 GMT
The author I am about to recommend's works are almost like discussing a painter's 'periods' (no, not that kind, get your minds out of the vagina). The first group of stories are very forced fem but well written. The last posted in 2008. Now 11 years later the same author has posted three completely different style stories of a boy who looks and lives as a woman with that one little difference and the women who love them for it. The author in question is Ambrosia and you can find all her works here: fiction-mania.org/searchdisplay/authordisplay.html?word=2028
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Post by commentator on Sept 25, 2019 8:33:21 GMT
I couldn't not mention Jenny Walker who has just made her three previous books available on Amazon and a brand new book, True Calling, which is every bit as good as the other three. I was happy to add all four to my Kindle collection
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Post by Sam on Sept 26, 2019 8:06:49 GMT
I thoroughly enjoyed reading Nine Months on more than one occasion.
I can recommend Bridesmaid by Miss Jessica and Consequences by Lizzy Bennett as both enjoyable reading.
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Post by commentator on Oct 1, 2019 8:50:44 GMT
Taking a little break to read and recommend two of best psychologically troubling forced femme stories. The first is The Samantha Project by G.L. Hudson In this classic young Sam is ensnared by his girlfriend Lisa who has chosen him for his epicene nature. It was my first exposure to the word that is similar in meaning to androgynous. The Hawthorne family is run by women and specialize in turning their mates and male siblings and children into submissive pseudowomen. An exercise in psychological warfare designed to convert poor Sam into the consort Lisa desires. Despite it all Sam manages to salvage a part of himself and hold his own in the end. A dystopian love story. The second is The Deception of Choice by Fleurie A very chilling and interesting concept revolving around Malthusian theory of population growth. It is an exercise in trying to solve the problem by expanding the supply of women who will not bear children by creating them from men. The title has multiple meanings that will become apparent on reading. It is one of the few stories where I corresponded at length about the precepts of the story and it's application to the population problem. This is not a HAE story. Like The Samantha Project it delves deeply into the psychological aspects of forced femme.
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Post by commentator on Oct 12, 2019 18:05:32 GMT
Some days you just want something sweet and innocent. The chapters I'm writing right now are not. To bring me back up I'm reading some authors that specialize in sweet. Of course they are all on Big Closet Patricia Marie Allen Dumb Bet is my favorite of her stories but most all are generally positive and light. Torey My favorite story here is Switching Playing Fields Tiffany Shar My favorite is only available from Lulu as a trilogy called Standing Up To Life. However Bears know Best is almost as good and available to read for free.
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Post by Chrissy on Oct 12, 2019 20:19:04 GMT
Taking a little break to read and recommend two of best psychologically troubling forced femme stories. The first is The Samantha Project by G.L. Hudson I read this a while back, possibly on your recommendation, Dawn. Well written (if a little heavy on the salon scenes) and I seem to recall the reluctant 'heroines' fares reasonably well. I believe I mentioned this story some time ago. Excellently written, a disturbing and pretty plausible psychological tale. No stereotypical, leather-clad, thigh-booted dominatrices here (sorry, Tanya); the best aspect of the chief 'villainess' is her motive. Highly recommended (but quite long).
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Post by commentator on Nov 29, 2019 1:28:28 GMT
Been a bit since I recommended something. The Petticoat Law by Lea Rose is an alternate history story set post WWI and is very subtle in its disclosure of the title and its purpose. Aside from the unnecessary closing lines I found it somewhat compelling. Something similar to the white feathers given to those men who avoided war only they got petticoats.
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