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Master and Servant

Master and Servant 2: The True Master

[In other writers' stories] the whole 'tab a into slot b' thing just gets extremely repetitive and boring. It is an art to be able to suggest without a lot of detail – in many ways the emotion is more important than the act itself. . . .

Initially I thought the story would be just a variation on the D/S theme, but it was so much more, as it was a story of ideas and the way they can take hold and shape civilisations.

[whitecrow, Letter to the author, April 2002]

Finally someone who is good at writing stories which appeal to my quirky intellectual mind and deliver the goods (so to speak). Extremely satisfying.

[Anne Blue, publisher of Kanallje Press, Letter to the author, May 2002]

It's heart warming and so very true.

[Brief review by Osoimaru (with spoilers)]

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Brief review by hanks_lil_pit (skip down to "upside").

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