Shemale/Transsexual Publications

Torrid TV's, Volume 2, Number 1
Transsexual Secretary II
J. Jordan Associates, Ltd.
New York, New York
1981

a digital replica containing 9 complete pages

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photo-fiction organized in an optimized ebook

This issue of Torrid TV's has a subtitle — Transsexual Secretary II. Apparently, photographs were taken on the set of an adult video.

Lovely Shana works as David's secretary. He makes advances and she welcomes the intimacy. As circumstances progress, he discovers her sexual duality, and the intensity of his arousal manifests anatomically.

They handle each other's penis; he enjoys her breasts. Shana provides oral attention to David, then roles reverse.

This genre of erotica shows no penetration but lots of nudity. Proximity suggests sexual contact.

The photo set delineates scenes, if not a narrative. Action develops between a male, the boss/executive, and his female secretary, who we know is transsexual. The bearded male's sexual overtures initiate action, with the secretary receiving. She removes her dress to reveal a splendid corseted figure. They fondle themselves and each other; some tableaux choreograph phallic fencing. They take turns at rear entry.

Dynamics invert when Shana adds boots and leather gloves to corset and stockings. As dominating female, she demands lip service from her erstwhile boss, now collared and leashed. She conducts him with a leather spanker.

With fetish attire in place (à la Mr. Burtman's Bizarre Life/Unique World photo-fiction), Shana demands her own sexual service, rendering her male subservient. The sensuous costume empowers sexual ascendancy, like comic-book heroes and heroines who derive powers from an amulet, talisman, accessory or ingestion of a leafy vegetable.

Although the secretary has the male anatomy with which (s)he was born, the transformation to female is thorough and adroit. We are convinced we behold a woman with a penis, rather than a man with breasts. Whether this reflects something about the she-male model or photo crew doesn't affect the impression. The pictured female has male indicia, but with plausible proportions, unlike the extraordinary design of Mr. Stanton's hermaphroditic princks.

The interior photography was accomplished with professional lighting, yielding few unpleasant shadows. Competence abounds, but some photos have intended texture. Brightness and contrast were adjusted and many specks retouched.

All new scans.

Magazine pages were disassembled and the pictures re-arranged in an optimized ebook of about 80 pages. The optimized ebook contains all the photo content of the magazine, including descriptive blurbs and the editorial, which characterizes the issue as a special edition. The sequencing of images develops a continuum of events that progresses logically and attends to costume continuity. Pictures that show action (proximity) and that splendid corset have details repeated, enlarged, next to the complete image or on the following page.

The other content of the 48-page magazine was collected in a separate ebook with full-sized pages. This contains the front cover, publisher statement, table of contents, page 3, short story about a cross-dressing executive, and one page of advertising. One classic Eric Stanton illustration introduces the story.

While Torrid TV's magazine typically consists of several solo pictorials, this issue involves a sexy couple in the context of a narrative, albeit a scanty one. The bisexual male works both as sexual aggressor and submissive while he has opportunity to enjoy the sweets of both genders in a single transsexual. The model makes a lovely secretary who's taken good care of herself and knows her character. She poses in three hairstyles and a good manicure. The ebooks make the most of this bizarre ménage in 20th century photo-fiction and deliver continuity and clarity in a convenient digital iteration.

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Although some parts of pictures are obscured on this page, the ebook shows everything that's in the original.

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