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June 12th, 2014 -- by Bacchus

Modeling The Bolero Straitjacket

After last week’s post about his-and-hers Bolero cutaway straitjackets, you may have been wondering what they look like in actual use during bondage sex play. One of my readers (thanks, April!) certainly did wonder, because she went searching for imagery. What she came up with was a recent Sexually Broken bondage shoot starring Katrina Jade, who is wearing a Bolero for pretty much the entire June 6th session with two dominant men. Katrina makes wearing the Bolero look like a lot of fun indeed:

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Gag and ankle restraints sold separately.

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June 11th, 2014 -- by Bacchus

Madison Young Catching Jizz

Enthusiastic and cheerful BDSM photos always catch my eye. This one found on Tumblr features a collared and bound Madison Young enthusiastically trying to catch a man’s spunk in her mouth as he tries to come all over her face.

The Tumblr post doesn’t say, but I was able to track down the photo to this gallery from Sex And Submission.

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June 10th, 2014 -- by Bacchus

Before Her Alien Probing

The Greys are careful aliens. Before they start probing anything, they have to measure it quite carefully first:

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Via Kinky Delight.

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June 9th, 2014 -- by Bacchus

More Amazon #Pornocalypse

Keeping track of the details of Amazon’s many waves of crackdown on the self-published erotica that supported the Kindle’s early success is too complicated and “inside baseball” for me to keep up with; however, it does appear that another one of those corporate censorship waves is cresting just now. For details, I’ll turn you over to subject-matter expert Selena Kitt, who reports that Amazon is targeting dark erotic romance and BDSM now:

Heads up authors: Amazon is targeting erotica again. This time, it’s “Dark Erotic Romance” (read: DubCon and NonCon) and BDSM. I hate to say I told you so — but I told you so.

Now Amazon has started filtering and banning BDSM simply for being BDSM. For some books, it’s all about perception. Titles with obvious references to abduction, kidnapping and reluctance are being culled. Descriptions with those identifiers are also being removed. And of course, covers are being targeted, now including things specific to domination and submission—chains, ropes, handcuffs, all the markers of the genre, may get a book banned.

There’s also a new level of search filtering to make double-triple sure that adult books don’t appear anywhere in searches on Amazon; basically you have to search, fail, and then click a fine-print link to reveal what you were searching for in the first place:

But there’s another feature that’s popped up in the past few weeks that is a little alarming for erotica authors under the ADULT filter. Now, when your book is filtered, not only does it not appear under an “All Department Search,” as well as showing up very last in any search results in the Kindle store, regardless of title or keywords — it now doesn’t even show up in the Kindle Store initial search results. Now a reader has to click the “excluding adult items” link in order to see an ADULT filtered book.

In related news, this excerpt (or possibly, summary; it’s unclear) of an email Amazon sent to some authors about cover guidelines got posted to twitter:

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No side-boob, people! Auntie Amazon does not approve of side-boob!

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June 9th, 2014 -- by Bacchus

The Wisdom Of Rabbits, Improved

So in the movie Bambi, the rabbit Thumper’s mom makes him recite his father’s advice:

If you can’t say something nice, don’t say nothing at all.

A pair of tweets from the legendary Stoya improves upon this wisdom, I think:

That works too!

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June 9th, 2014 -- by Bacchus

The Art And Craft Of Crafting Spam

It’s been a long time since I saw a spam email subject line that struck me as clever, erotic, or interesting. But one from my inbox this morning, considered strictly for its erotic literary merit and without respect for its obvious bullshit nature, seems to qualify. It said:

Subj: Good girl looking to explore being bad. Can U meet up?

Of course the link goes to the front page of one of the ubiquitous “dating” sites.

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June 7th, 2014 -- by Bacchus

Ride The Subway Naked

Apparently this photograph was taken in connection with a “Go Topless” protest at the White House in Washington DC in 2012; you can see more photos here.

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Me, I’d rather think the lovely lady in the photograph was on a personal mission to brighten dreary commutes. And hey, the protest was apparently sponsored by the Raelian movement, so anything is possible!

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