Lynn Paula Russell

Sabina continues wandering. And humping. Lots of humping. A lesbian visits her . . um, what do they call them? The guy she's a mistress of. hmms. Well, the lesbian visits. The guy asks Sabina to fuck her. So she does. Without any reluctance, and a great amount of joy. Then they go naked horse back riding. Sabina gets the lesbian to go faster on the horse by whipping her. The woman, not the horse. Eventually the male guy shows up and whips Sabina for allowing the horses to mate with each other.

Weird story. Again well drawn.

I was surprised when I learned Paula Meadows was another of Robin Ray's pen names. I knew Ray was Erich Von Gotha, but I didn't know about Meadows.… (més)

This is one of the excellent serie of small pocket books on erotic subjects published by the EPS. It was written by the distinguished British graphic artist, Lynn Paula Russell, and she is here as articulate and interesting as always in this brief and well-informed discussion of erotic chastisement. I imagine she has had a major say in the choice of illustrations, even those that are not her own superb drawings, because they are fresh and arousing, and quite distinct from the routinely plentiful supply of cp-specific photographs and graphic images. The text, too, is well furnished with relevant anthological extracts, including an extract from the erotic novels of John Colleton, although some bibliographical data would have helped the aficionado. Ms Russell's personal experience (and love of) her topic shine through constantly, and as a whole the book is a charming miniature collectable in its subject genre. One to treasure!… (més)

This graphic novel, illustrated by the superb artist of erotic art, Lynn Paula Russell, broadly follows the plot of a novel of the same name by Phoebe Gardner, which describes the life of a quite innocent young woman who takes employment as a governess with a couple who have a young daughter. The Governess actually manages to acquire more instruction than she gives, and all of it in the erotic arts. This education takes place at the home of her employers, and also within a clandestine society led by their local vicar. She falls in love with a young man, but their relationship is put at risk by participation in orgies, undertaken under the influence of laudanum. As might be expected, Russell's prolific illustrations are magnificent, and replete with erotic incident, depicted whole-heartedly. The result is a glorious book which, in my opinion, succeeds much better than Gardner's original story.… (més)