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Yes, this blog would like to wish a Happy Hathaday to all its readers, even the creepy males who don’t deserve it.




And finally, because I haven’t featured it here for a while and only posted it about seventeen times when I did, for the benefit of any poor benighted soul who missed it, here is Annie Hathaway* getting cross and an interviewer narrowly missing out on a well-deserved spanking, unlucky chap. Oh, to be her post-interview stress relief toy.






So in the interests of spreading heterodox ideas – or just helping males to think at all, quite frankly – I am sharing with you these publishers’ flyers for upcoming publications. No idea when they will be published so, if any take your fancy, just keep an eye out for them in your local bookshop, porn outlet or paper recycling centre.






Apologies to Paltego of Femdom Resource for faking a short review by him on the ‘dominatrix memoir’*. Unlike much fakery on the Internet these days, it’s easy to tell this isn’t real: it’s on this blog.
And to Mistress Eleise too for the same thing. But then, if I apologised to her for every occasion on which I have taken her name in vain, I’d be doing a lot of apologising. As I do, but normally I pay for the privilege. I have actually had a few chances to express my deep contrition to her in person (not for this, but for ‘smirking’, which offended her) in Paris and very memorable times they were.
Apologies, while I’m at it, to the talented Nanshakh for using one of his works of genius as the cover for ‘Chariots of the Goddesses’. I generally avoid using artworks as I think they should stand (or crawl or grovel) for themselves and rights rest with the creators. However this particular image has been very widely shared on the Internet after right-wingers in the US (yes – there are a few over there, although they’re very quiet and try to keep their views to themselves) picked it up and captioned it “This is the future that Liberals want“. Which is weird to me, because where I live, our Lib Dem councillors mainly seem more interested in fly-tipping and dangerous riding on e-bikes than creating a female supremacist slave society. But one can but dream.
Any more apologies? Maybe to the entire female population of the planet, for my existence.
Just a bit of fun with AI, as an extra this week. In general, I’m opposed to AI, for diminishing creators’ role, which is pretty hypocritical given I just nick photos of lovely ladies off the Internet without credit. I also don’t like the look of AI artwork much (with a few creative, cartoony exceptions) as it’s still all very plasticky. I don’t knowingly caption AI images.
But I did just ask ChatGPT to come up with female supremacist captions in the style of Contemplating the Divine, using real photos that I gave it and the results are… not entirely bad, actually. Here you go. These are completely unedited. Not quite sure why it did the little curly divider line or set them out like that.
Just did this for interest, not planning to make myself more pointless than I already am.












Is he really? Oh dear. Now I despise myself more than ever.




The elegant and poised Lady Mephista, there. And four incompetent naked blokes.













