Bill Ward BDSM Art

Welcome to Domination High
Command Books No. 27
by Paul Stone
illustrated by Bill Ward
Eros Publishing Co., Inc.
Wilmington, Delaware
1977

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Fetish Nostalgia addresses the important questions of our times. Today, with publication of our first Command Books digitalization, the question is

What's the difference between a Bizarre Books book and a Command Books book?

Same writing staff.
Same illustrator.
Same number of pictures.
Same picture margins.
Same publisher.
Same materials and construction.
Same number of pages.

The difference is nudity.

In Bizarre Books, hands, limbs, or stretched jockey shorts conceal swollen male genitalia. In Command Books, male and female characters are intimately exposed. Also, Bizarre Books have a promotional summary on the back cover. Command Books repeat a fragment of the front cover illustration on the back cover.

A first-year teacher, Peter Hampton succumbs to the allure of a teen-aged beauty, and allows her to put him in a compromised position. She threatens blackmail.

On his first date with vice-principal Sylvia Lawless, she has him remove his trousers and spanks him in the living room of her apartment. Then she demands body worship.

In two scenes, Sylvia dresses Peter as a maid. In dress, apron, high heels and hosiery, he serves drinks to his taunting students.

Sylvia ensnares Hampton in her bizarre circle of sexual adventurers, which includes co-eds, a married couple and others. He's forced into a regimen of degrading punishments that fill with pain and despair.

For example —

“Did that hurt you, darling!” he heard Sylvia laugh as she brought the paddle down again with a sharp and cutting crack.

It sliced obscenely through the air, connecting with the flesh of his back, hitting him across the spine until he thought she would snap his spinal cord in two. He could no longer hold back the tears of misery and they mingled with the perspiration of the blonde teenager’s anal crevice as his tongue shot deep . . . .”

Except for advertising, the optimized ebook has all content of the paperback volume, including the color cover and back cover. The text has been re-set for the ebook. Editing changes a small amount of spelling and punctuation and just a few words.

Twelve illustrations by the Great Bill Ward illuminate the story with close co-relation between images and narrative. Image brightness and contrast were adjusted. Most drawings depict incidents in the story, and display the grand female figures of sexy characters in corset, garter belt, nylons and high heels.

All new scans. Nudity.

Tasty fetish features of these voluptuous illustrations are repeated, enlarged, on separate pages. The ebook shows pictures on more than 50 pages. As permitted by story content, page sequence was revised to position each picture close to prose that describes it. Not every scene in the text appears in pictures. Not every illustration shows a scene that appears in the story.

A second optimized ebook shows only art.

There has never been a better mechanism for enjoying this rare artifact of 1970s fetish culture.

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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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