Response to Anon
Jan. 1st, 2019 10:52 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
[cw: arguably nsfw text, definitely nsfw links]
This evening, I received an anonymous ask on Tumblr:
I'll start with the standard answer, which is to rec Mind Play, by Mark Wiseman. I have not read it myself, but I have heard many glowing reviews.
(I have also heard "Busman's Holiday", which I *have* read, described as basically an early draft of Mind Play with a fictional framing story. (see this post for more on how you shouldn't *always* trust the "don't try this at home" warning on the front page of the Erotic Mind-Control Story Archive))
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I start with the book in part because I picked up a lot of this stuff through osmosis, and that makes it relatively difficult to name specific sources.
A few blogs that I have been known to read:
Jukebox
Ella Enchanting [note: *both* rarely-to-never posts NSFW images *and* has been included in the ArchiveTeam scrape, so it should be reasonably stable on that front]
Deeper For Me (if you read the AO3 thread I linked recently, you might recognise this post in particular)
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Hmm, maybe I'll read Mind Play. It'd be nice to be able to rec it from personal experience, and there might be tidbits in there I haven't osmosed (likely some neat turns of phrase, if nothing else).
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I went to double-check that my blog was set to allow anonymous comments, and found that in fact it was not. I've fixed that.
This evening, I received an anonymous ask on Tumblr:
Can you recommend any good sources for learning about (erotic) hypnosis?
I'll start with the standard answer, which is to rec Mind Play, by Mark Wiseman. I have not read it myself, but I have heard many glowing reviews.
(I have also heard "Busman's Holiday", which I *have* read, described as basically an early draft of Mind Play with a fictional framing story. (see this post for more on how you shouldn't *always* trust the "don't try this at home" warning on the front page of the Erotic Mind-Control Story Archive))
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I start with the book in part because I picked up a lot of this stuff through osmosis, and that makes it relatively difficult to name specific sources.
A few blogs that I have been known to read:
Jukebox
Ella Enchanting [note: *both* rarely-to-never posts NSFW images *and* has been included in the ArchiveTeam scrape, so it should be reasonably stable on that front]
Deeper For Me (if you read the AO3 thread I linked recently, you might recognise this post in particular)
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Hmm, maybe I'll read Mind Play. It'd be nice to be able to rec it from personal experience, and there might be tidbits in there I haven't osmosed (likely some neat turns of phrase, if nothing else).
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I went to double-check that my blog was set to allow anonymous comments, and found that in fact it was not. I've fixed that.